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Old 09-15-2011, 01:23 PM
MagnumPI MagnumPI is offline
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Originally Posted by kerry View Post
Absolutely, if a poor person can't afford car insurance and their car is totaled we don't expect the state to help them out. Why, if they can't afford health insurance and they or their child is sick and dying, should it be any different. Life is only worth whatever the individual can pay to preserve it.
What if they're dying from an incurable, contagious virus, or flesh eating bacteria? Even trying to treat them would result in more death! And if a doctor is forced to treat them, we all die. Zombie apocalypse. (See, I can come up with what-ifs, too!) It's such an asinine argument, like you're somehow morally superior because you advocate theft, at gunpoint, to pay for charity opposed to voluntarily contributing? Not everyone's as selfish and miserly as you seem to think, and yourself must be. Quit projecting.
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