Cecilie1200
Diamond Member
What are the arguments against a public option? And why are the pros and cons of a public option not debated?
Is it because the issue of systemic reform of how medical care in America is provided is too complicated?
Or is it that change is scary for most people, and powerful interests exploit fear of change out of self interest?
Having read the 'arguments' against reform, I have concluded that those opposed are incapable of critical thought, or, hold an ideological bias and choose to be willfully ignorant.
Having read your post, I have concluded that you can't hear anything but the voices in your own head, and those people who agree with you and think you're brilliant.
Call me when you're asking questions to hear the answer, instead of asking them so they can BE the answer.