Here, read it yourself............So, Unemployment Insurance is a forced federal collection, and Obamacare is forced federally too, hmmm, so tell me the difference please.
Yes, STATE....but Obamacare is FEDERAL.......like i told your 'grasshopper', he needs to know the difference between state & Federal!!!
You are being forced to get ins by the state of CA. It's illegal to drive without it. Barack Obama doesn't force you to get car ins.....he will however force you to get Obamacare. If you don't see the difference than you are beyond understanding.
Try taking off you license plate next time your in Nevada, or even come to Canada without one.
You won't drive far !
For me , thats closer to federal law then any other insurance !
You can drive here with no unemploymnt insurance, or no health insurance - no one would give a damn.
No, i think its YOU that needs to clarify your understanding. Goverment has many ranks. There is federal, state, local and municipalities. These are ALL GOVERMENT moreluck. Each of these goverment bodies makes laws and policies for its people.
The State goverment forcing me to BUY car insurance against my will or home owners insurance against my will is a violation of the consitution if we accept your argument that health care in the form of the health reform act is a violation of the constitution.
Wrong.
We all use the same constitution moreluck. There isnt a separate document for states.
True, but the document provides for clear separation of rights between the federal gov and the state gov. Article 1. sec 8 lays out the rights of the federal government (congress) and the right to force citizens to purchase insurance dang sure isn't one of them.
As Klein stated, deductions out of my paycheck for things I dont want or need should be an OPTION, not forced upon me by the goverment if we accept your argument. Why take out SS and Disability out of my check if I dont plan on being injured? or I invest privately in my retirement? Why should I be FORCED by the goverment to pay for these things?
It's call the Social Security Tax, the federal government is given the right to access taxes per Art.1, sec 8.
They should be ruled unconstitutional as well if we accept your argument on health care.
Health care purchases and taxes ...two different situations.
If the supreme court rules that the "goverment" (which will include, fed, state, local) cannot force you to buy a service, then there will be a rush to force all the laws for car insurance, and home insurance out the window.
I really doubt any of us will see a SCotUS decission ever be so vague as to not point out which they are talking about, they are aware of art.1, sec. 8.
Then where would you be? Sitting in your foreign car waiting to be creamed by some uninsured driver?
Sounds to me that's an everyday occurrence with all the illegal, uninsured, unlicensed aliens on california roads. I know it's a concern in Texas.
You cant have it both ways moreluck. Goverment is goverment.
There is no separation, except in the political arena of nonsense.
And the Constitution.
peace.
No, unemployment is not a federal forced collection from the citizens. Companies are forced to provide (by the states ) unemployment insurance to protect their workers. This a TAX, not a forced purchase of insurance.So, Unemployment Insurance is a forced federal collection, and Obamacare is forced federally too, hmmm, so tell me the difference please.
Hey Kleenex, I never said the US was better off either way. What I did say is the personally responsible hard working American is going to pay for the free loaders either way.Well, trinkle, can't argue with you, but if you really think the US is better off with more then 1/4 of it's population not being health insured , but still get free ER treatment, then so be it.
It's YOU that then has to pay for those "free loaders" and 4times as much as just seeing a physician !
Well, trinkle, can't argue with you, but if you really think the US is better off with more then 1/4 of it's population not being health insured , but still get free ER treatment, then so be it.
You're right Over, thanks for pointing that out.I think you missed his point, Trp. He said:
The USA sucks.
Hey Kleenex, I never said the US was better off either way. What I did say is the personally responsible hard working American is going to pay for the free loaders either way.
Well, trinkle, can't argue with you, but if you really think the US is better off with more then 1/4 of it's population not being health insured , but still get free ER treatment, then so be it.
It's YOU that then has to pay for those "free loaders" and 4times as much as just seeing a physician !
In numbers : The healthcare costs for YOU, is double, since you only see a doctor when needed, and the 25% uninsured see the ER which is 4 times more expensive.
That equals out to 25% of uninsured , (getting free ER service), to the cost of 100% of those that have insurance and are able to see a doctors office.