So What Is The Plan?
via Ace
Supporters of public health insurance reply that for all its inefficiencies, their system at least is more just. But even this isn’t true.
Their conception of justice is based on the idea that certain goods like health (and education? and food? where do you stop?) should be made available to all through coercive redistribution by the state. If, on the contrary, we define justice in terms of liberty, then justice forbids coercing some (taxpayers, doctors, and nurses) into providing health services to others. Providing voluntarily for your neighbor in need may be morally good. Forcing your neighbor to help you is morally wrong.
Because it’s an emergency and we don’t have time to wait…
the fact that I am not familiar with that particular provision…just a minor detail, one you really shouldn’t concern yourself with.
Why do we swear when we’re in pain? Cuz it hurts. Turns out the swearing makes it hurt less. I think we all knew that, that’s why we do it.
If this doesn’t work (and I don’t think it can) what happens next. Deficit spending combined with significantly lower tax revenues because 35% of the GDP has been redesigned might lead to some really significant deficit spending.
Yikes.
It’s not that I disagree with the position. It’s that somehow I feel like I’m in one of those Bugs Bunny cartoons where Bugs and Daffy are going back and forth and
Bugs suddenly changes the sides everyone is on and I’m the only that noticed…
I’m not normally a fan of the governor, but I think is one area where he’s got it right.
I’m not sure what I think about PJTV either…time will tell I guess.