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I thought it was a tax not a mandate.
I thought it was a tax not a mandate.
I thought it was a tax not a mandate.
well, you could say it's a mandated TAX. couldn't you?
Is it okay to force someone to buy health insurance against their will and tax them if they don't?
And it would be most helpful if someone would reiterate they argument about why it is okay that a state makes you buy auto insurance but why it is not okay to be forced to buy health insurance.
What I have always heard as a retort to the auto insurance argument is that you have a choice of whether or not to own a car, whereas you don't have a choice to buy health insurance with a mandate. That it is about personal freedom to choose.
Is this correct?
And it would be most helpful if someone would reiterate they argument about why it is okay that a state makes you buy auto insurance but why it is not okay to be forced to buy health insurance.
What I have always heard as a retort to the auto insurance argument is that you have a choice of whether or not to own a car, whereas you don't have a choice to buy health insurance with a mandate. That it is about personal freedom to choose.
Is this correct?
And it would be most helpful if someone would reiterate they argument about why it is okay that a state makes you buy auto insurance but why it is not okay to be forced to buy health insurance.
What I have always heard as a retort to the auto insurance argument is that you have a choice of whether or not to own a car, whereas you don't have a choice to buy health insurance with a mandate. That it is about personal freedom to choose.
Is this correct?
Not exactly.
The States regulate drivers' licenses and the ownership/registration of vehicles. Driving is a privilege, not a "right."
As a CONDITION imposed on the granted privilege, the STATE is authorized to require drivers to have insurance.
To complete the analogy, honestly, for the ObamaCare mandated health care insurance, one would HAVE to claim that living is a privilege, not a right.
Can we ring that up as a "no sale?"
Is it okay to force someone to buy health insurance against their will and tax them if they don't?
And it would be most helpful if someone would reiterate they argument about why it is okay that a state makes you buy auto insurance but why it is not okay to be forced to buy health insurance.
What I have always heard as a retort to the auto insurance argument is that you have a choice of whether or not to own a car, whereas you don't have a choice to buy health insurance with a mandate. That it is about personal freedom to choose.
Is this correct?
Not exactly.
The States regulate drivers' licenses and the ownership/registration of vehicles. Driving is a privilege, not a "right."
As a CONDITION imposed on the granted privilege, the STATE is authorized to require drivers to have insurance.
To complete the analogy, honestly, for the ObamaCare mandated health care insurance, one would HAVE to claim that living is a privilege, not a right.
Can we ring that up as a "no sale?"
So forcing someone to buy health insurance is a violation of their individual rights, yes?
And it would be most helpful if someone would reiterate they argument about why it is okay that a state makes you buy auto insurance but why it is not okay to be forced to buy health insurance.
What I have always heard as a retort to the auto insurance argument is that you have a choice of whether or not to own a car, whereas you don't have a choice to buy health insurance with a mandate. That it is about personal freedom to choose.
Is this correct?
Well, today you are not forced to by a car. don't count on that tomorrow.
Is it okay to force someone to buy health insurance against their will and tax them if they don't?
No one is forced to buy health insurance, the tax is not punitive and is no more or less appropriate than any other taxing provision.
For republicans, conservatives, libertarians, and the rest of the presidents enemies on the right, however, relating the facts of the issue is pointless, as theyll blindly adhere to their partisan lies and contrivances, willfully ignorant of the truth.
And it would be most helpful if someone would reiterate they argument about why it is okay that a state makes you buy auto insurance but why it is not okay to be forced to buy health insurance.
What I have always heard as a retort to the auto insurance argument is that you have a choice of whether or not to own a car, whereas you don't have a choice to buy health insurance with a mandate. That it is about personal freedom to choose.
Is this correct?
Well, today you are not forced to by a car. don't count on that tomorrow.
Is it okay to force someone to buy health insurance against their will and tax them if they don't?