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I absolutely will never agree to pay for the health care for someone else's bad health choices. We all know soda is bad. So is smoking. Alcoholism. Drugs. The list is practically endless. But you're telling me that you want me to pay for someone else's bad choices.
Again you refuse to engage in discussion and now you've resorted to calling me a liar.
Only a liar if you can't prove it. And you haven't. Or you're seriously confused. Giving you the benefit of the doubt on that means that you have to be immensely stupid because if a person commits bad health choices, they alone are responsible for poor health. It doesn't matter what spin you put on it, they are to blame. No one held a gun to their head to force them to get lung cancer from smoking or fry their liver from drinking. These bad health effects are known to everyone.
I will not pay for someone else's deliberately bad health choices. As I said, since I trade my time for money and I wouldn't get paid for that time, that amounts to slavery. I will not be held to slavery to fulfill someone else's misplaced ideals. It's called "personal responsibility" and you should try it because it is immensely gratifying.
You, on the other hand, not only would force people into slavery, you would subsidize the costs of those bad choices thereby enabling deadly behavior. Why are you enabling deadly behavior? Do you want people to die?
You have called me a liar but stated that
socialized medicine (where you essentially enslave doctors and force them to treat patients)
and
since I trade my time for money and I wouldn't get paid for that time, that amounts to slavery
and
You, on the other hand, not only would force people into slavery
all of which of which are untrue.
When I have asked you to jusify any of your statements you have failed to do so and instead become more abusive and irrational. Take a breath and reread this exchange, try and answer my questions and you may bring me around.
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Until you prove that you're not a liar, there is no conversation to be had. You have two choices: you can prove that you're not a liar and then we can continue or you can have your last word and strut around like a pigeon on a chessboard, knocking over pieces thinking that you've one.