JB>  ML> Should non-customers be forced by the government to pay for the
JB>  ML> services of customers?
JB>
JB>   , but who then, pays the bills?  Should the reliable customer who can
JB> be forced into a $10,000 tonsil removal, or any simple emergency situat
JB> charged $2500 for a few hours?  The hospital is going to get their mone
JB> whether it come from increased rates or tax write-offs..  If you'd rath
You're trying to rationalize socialism, but you're not the first to
do so.  Stalin, Hitler, and Castro did the same thing before you
did.  You've already created in your own mind a "right" to health
care regardless of one's ability to pay.  In order to pay for this
"right," you're willing to forcibly take wealth from others in order
to pay for your "right." That's socialism and borders on
totalitarianism.
What if I want a new swimming pool for my home and I can't afford to
pay?  Should the government take your money to pay for my swimming
pool?  Heck, who's going to pay the bill for the pool if you don't?
I hereby declare that all Limaugh listeners have a "right" to their
own swimming pools, and you, Justin Baustert should pay for all of
them out of your own pocket.  That was way too easy.  What other
"rights" can I create that will force to you to pay, Justin?
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