TNHarley
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I cant even read your whole post from laughing at your ridiculousnessOk, let me try this again...Liberty and freedom are policiesLiberty and individuality is always a better alternative IMO .
Simply taking on a policy issue and yelling "liberty and freedom" at it isn't really a policy..I usually see people like yourself never really have any policy proposals because most of you could care less about policy, just saying words that makes you feel better.
Those lesser people don't deserve it is a popular mantra in opposition to policies that help everyone -- but we would gladly shoot ourselves in the foot if we think those lesser people get to benefit tooSome people dont want to take care of themselves. To that i say, "to each their own"
They certainly arent deserving of my labor..
What makes corporations deserving of more tax cuts at your expense?
Yea, that's still socialism...For the actual helpless? We could do something on a smaller scale.
Corporations shouldnt get welfare. Im ok with tax cuts. I will almost always support people keeping more of THEIR money
Sure it is. But by smaller scale, i meant on a lot smaller scale than what we have now. Liek where only the helpless use it.
Let's take health insurance -- did you know that talks of a national healthcare system first started back in 1912 with Teddy Roosevelt? Was he a communist socialist? Later Truman tried something similar -- he was trying to address the issue of more and more Americans not being able to afford health care (yes, even back then).
So a compromise was struck, they would provide national healthcare for those over 65 only instead of for all Americans like the socialist dictators Teddy and Truman tried -- since it was basically impossible for seniors to get affordable coverage, they were basically dying due to not being able to afford to live -- Liberty and Freedom may be good names for health insurance companies, but they were not actual policies
The policy that worked best was Medicare -- which is why it is still the most popular form of healthcare for 50 plus years and counting.
You tell me how liberty and freedom will keep overhead costs below 7% like Medicare does?
Socialist dictators, communists... smh