The gravity of America's health care crisis is the moral equivalent of the 19th Century's bloody conflict over slavery. This is not hyperbole.Uh . . . um . . . step away from the keyboard.
Or consider this: President Obama refused to pledge that he and his family would accept limits on medical treatment, "[If] it's my family member, if it's my wife, if it's my children, if it's my grandmother, I always want them to get the very best care." Is such freedom slavery?
(via Maggie's Farm, Wizbang)
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> The gravity of America's health care crisis is the moral equivalent of the 19th Century's bloody conflict over slavery. This is not hyperbole.
... and this is not bullshit.
No, really...
Yeah, I know it smells like it.
And yeah, it pretty much looks like it.
And God knows it tastes like it.
But it's not!
I swear!
> Is such freedom slavery?
Da!! Iz Pravda, tovarisch!!
Glenn:
I recommend these three prior NOfP posts, which set forth how you've overstated the problem. And these two on why Obama's plan won't fix it.
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