The Reposeful Republican

The point of a political debate isn’t to influence the person you disagree with, its purpose is to influence those who are listening.

• Question: Also, since you'd rather that ObamaCare wasn't passed, then does that mean that you just don't care about those who can't afford health insurance? You'd rather that, if a person who couldn't afford health insurance developed a life-threatening condition such as cancer or diabetes, that they just died, rather than making the treatment for their condition affordable to them (which is what ObamaCare does)? How can you possibly think that such hatred is okay? - alone-and-lonely-deactivated201
• Answer:

  Your question is ignorant and full of typical liberal slandering. Our country is a democracy. Democracy =/= Socialism. If you honestly cared about human life you wouldn’t support abortion, and you definitely wouldn’t want a president who uses drones to kill civilians in the middle-east. All human life is equal. You like Obamacare because it fulfills this sense of entitlement so rampant in the liberal left. If wanting real reform(maybe getting rid of that 8% of doctors responsible for 50% of the lawsuits) instead of a pooled inefficient government healthcare system means I have hatred, then yes that hatred is okay. Also, congrats on your president finally doing something he promised, it just sucks he also broke a promise at the same time.(Promising not to raise taxes on the middle class). Also next time you send me an ask please include a real argument or I will just ignore it.

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I would rather pay more for insurance than pay more taxes to a government that thinks spending money decreases the debt.

I haven’t gotten to my main arguing points and I’m already winning. Quotes from the constitution and quotes from Reagan Inc.

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Bill Whittle on Why ObamaCare Can’t Work.

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