So, the deed is done. Everything is going to unwind from here. What a sad last week for America and the world. Nowhere on earth can a man go to be free BY RIGHT anymore.
Next chapter? Massive brain, entrepreneurial and capital drain.
So far, which I doubt will last long given the momentum of matters, we have the freedom to speak out and, yes, we do have our guns. But with the right to our body cut away from us, isn't it meaningless? Why the government can blithely call us into a doctor's office and have us take a shot (which, of course, is for our own good), make us pay for it and then justify our very unexpected and sad death via an official statement from one of the ubiquitous health panels. Life is so easy under totalitarianism.
And, for all the good that some think Obama is up to, you really have to hand it to him. His ideal - the collapsing socialist economies of Europe which he and others (I'm thinking Soros) may be hoping to mold under the aegis of the United Nations is about as rotten a state as one can hope for. And his great agenda to fundamentally transform the United States of America has, to my way of seeing things, been accomplished. I can't help but think he really has to hate humanity to have pulled off this catastrophe. With the failure of socialism manifest, either he's incredibly stupid to think that proper life devolves to taking care of and sacrificing for other people, or he's so blinded by his lust for power that he is unable to know anything other than that one thing. Whatever this is, it is a nadir (hopefully) for America.
It will be hard to watch Obama dance on America's grave.
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Here is the first wave of the totalitarians.
To get a better grasp of the legal landscape of this Supreme Court decision and the botched decision it was, watch the following:
The upshot of the Supreme Court's decision:
A philosopher's take on the Supreme Court's Obamacare decision.A surgeon's take on the Supreme Court's Obamacare decision. Here.
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When you go to the Post Office, do you think the clerk really cares about your postal needs? Or is she just doing a job?
Why in a few years, won't your doctor relate to you in the same way that the postal clerk does?
You don't hire them any more. The government does. And this changes everything, leaving you out in the cold.
I know you will be able to pretend you have a doctor who cares, but you simply don't have the means to have him be that way. Your pretense won't make any difference. Sorry.
This is a very serious breach of your freedom - grounded in the fact that you no longer are recognized as possessing the right, given you live in America, to your life as you want to live it.
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