daveman
Diamond Member
Something's lying to you. And you're gullible enough to believe it.The wealthy don't have enough money to pay for your handout programs, let alone the debt and unfunded mandates.Repairing potholes benefit society equally. Forcing one person to pay for another's healthcare is one benefiting at the disadvantage of another.
Repairing potholes benefit society but Medicare doesn't? OK, that's a new one.
That's not a new one... are you an idiot? I'm not benefiting from Medicare, and have not my entire life. Most people do not benefit from Medicare.
Most people don't benefit from a potholes being fixed on streets they don't personally drive on either. If you make it to retirement, you'll benefit from Medicare, if not you then someone in your family.
How can people like you even say stuff like that? Medicare covers barely 55 million people. There are 330 Million people in this country. Is math that hard for you?[/quote[
At one time, that's a lot of people. Chances are the local fire department didn't save your house either, you're still paying for them to save others.
Clearing pot holes benefits absolutely everyone, including the people on Medicare. Medicare benefits a minority, at the expense of the majority. I have been paying for Medicare, that has never benefited me yet in my life. I am harmed by Medicare, because I have to pay for it, while I get nothing in return.
Like pot hole repairs it benefits most at some point in their life. Maybe you should go protest all those potholes that have been fixed on all the roads you don't drive on.
Meanwhile, Medicare is going broke.
Unfunded Govt. Liabilities -- Our Ticking Time Bomb | RealClearPolitics
We have $122 Trillion in unfunded liabilities with Medicare.
Do you see a slight difference? Clearing pot holes benefits everyone, and doesn't bankrupt the country. Medicare benefits a few, and can very easily bankrupt the country.
Yes, stupid.... Repairing pot holes benefits society, and Medicare most certainly does not. Facts over opinions.
Maybe stop pushing tax cuts for the wealthy if you're concerned about debt and unfunded mandates.
Something tells me you would benefit the most.