By the way, I paid for my own insurance. I paid taxes. This is where you guys seem to disconnect. It seems that you guys are unable to recognize that taxes are not punishment but a payment for services provided. And like with any payment I simply want the best deal.I'm not dodging. I have healthcare because I paid for it. I expect every adult to pay for their own insurance. Tell me why I should give the government half my paycheck.I notice you do everything but answering my question. You want to have a conversation I'm in but if you don't feel under any obligation to answer me and at the same time just keep on piling in other questions it is not a conversation but an interrogation and that's boring so again.I don't know too many Americans who want to give the Federal government half of their paycheck. You probably use public transportation. I hear gasoline is pretty expensive. So how long do you have to wait for an operation if you need one?That's not how this works. So far I answered all the questions you asked. You can not refuse to answer mine and just keep on adding new questions so.Thanks for the information. So you think we should go with Bernie and give the Federal government half of our paycheck.About 50 percent. Now it's not my first time here so I'll immediately ask you this. Do you believe that the money you make is any less gone if you have to use it for things that are provided to me out of those taxes?
To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
Answer this, please.To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
Can you please stop dodging? It's not a hard question.To use an example I've heard Bernie use. If you have to spend your money on deductibles, co-pays, and insurance premiums and I cover my health expenses out of the taxes I pay. Isn't the rational way to look at it just comparing which is cheaper and covers the most?
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