Londo_Jowo
Lifer
Maybe it's because this is a teachable moment?
All he's going to learn is starting a gofundme page is a good way to get money and watch the funds grow.
Maybe it's because this is a teachable moment?
Why should my tax burden depend on how stupid you act to recklessly put your health at risk? If you want to provide some base level of care for everyone that's one thing, but fvck no if you want my taxes to go up every time you say "hey y'all watch this" or got shot by another gang member. The guy in the OP article is the perfect example of this. Without personal accountability single payer is a terrible idea.
All he's going to learn is starting a gofundme page is a good way to get money and watch the funds grow.
Who the hell has diabetes, several strokes, and a vision problem requiring $600 treatments, and still refuses to get coverage??
That's like refusing to buy fire insurance as lava flows begin curling up to the front door.
Yeah but that claim is most likely bullshit. There's no plausible reason why the price for that procedure would increase 700% due to the ACA.
What does this have to do with your charitable donations? This is one specific person who isn't just down on his luck. He dug himself into this hole and refuses to admit responsibility.Actually, yes. Why do they feel the need to be condescending? I surely don't feel the need to so when I make charitable donations.
Maybe it's self hate that make them feel the need to do such.
I can't find Luis or Mary in the York Co property records, land or vehicles. Wonder if he ran them through his business?What are the odds he has his house listed on the market to, you know, raise funds? Or is he expecting to keep his house AND have others pay?
BRB.....Oh shit, time for some 4 chan/SA Forums style internet outing! Does he have a website we can DDOS?
This. Though a more principled conservative stance would have been to purchase a high deductible HSA. He would still be paying his own way, but with a safety net so that if life happens he can still provide for himself and his family without being a burden on others. As is often the case, ideology tends to to flex to accommodate the myhaveits.It's a shitty story, and I have empathy for him. He did it to himself though.
If I'm doing him an injustice and he has a true moral opposition to health insurance then my bad, but in that case he has an accompanying moral imperative to band together with like-minded people for mutual aid, as people have been doing for at least hundreds of years.
What does this have to do with your charitable donations? This is one specific person who isn't just down on his luck. He dug himself into this hole and refuses to admit responsibility.
Step 1: pay nothing into the health insurance pool.ive always wondered why cant you enroll whenever you want, was is there a "enrolment period"
seems stupid IMO
Do you read what you write before hitting submit? So, stupid-head libruuls are going to help conservative idiot, but they are going to prioritize him lower than someone else because he intentionally avoided getting insurance for political reasons. Yeah, seems OK to me. The ACA exists to help people get health insurance. Some people don't know how, but this conservative idiot knew about it but avoided it intentionally because "freedom".Sure, but in the end if his stupidity doesn't have consequences then why should he change his behavior? Now what will happen is that the bleeding hearts will bail him out, and some other sucker who was reponsible but unlucky (say had the same condition and health insurance, but still piled up high bills) will get screwed over because we use all our money to help the first idiot.
Basically if you try to do the right thing and be responsible, then should you ever come to need help the progressives will prioritize you lower than the person who knowingly made bad choices and acted stupidly.
Self-hate? Yes, that must be it. Or, perhaps, libruuls want to make sure CaptainFreedom here knows that had he become a SlaveToObamacare, he wouldn't be in this situation.Actually, yes. Why do they feel the need to be condescending? I surely don't feel the need to so when I make charitable donations.
Maybe it's self hate that make them feel the need to do such.
More:
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/ne...alth-care-challenge-blog/article20696283.html
I actually feel kind of bad for the guy. For getting exactly what he's stood and voted for.
Thanks Obama for your personal attention.
Or, in his case....
Maybe it's because this is a teachable moment? If anyone is undeserving of charity, it's somebody who not only engages in risky behavior, but does so proudly, with a holier-than-thou attitude, who then starts whining about how life is unfair when his risky behavior catches up with him. I mean, the wife's quote about how he should get bumped to the front of the line? How tone-deaf can you possibly be? But maybe this guy will change his tune about liberals if self-professed liberals are the ones who bail him out of the inevitable result of his poor decision-making. Maybe he'll continue to be an unrepentant ideologue in the face of overwhelming evidence that he's been wrong about everything, but who knows?
Maybe it's just the liberal tax for the guilt of schadenfreude.