This Is About As Much Awesomeness As You Can Cram into 3 Minutes (Video)

Well Dave, I would only ask that you relocate to those other countries and graciously allow me and others who value liberty, even with its risks, to continue to live here unmolested by a 'helpful' government. If the will of the people is to expand our government to no end, then I would ask that that the Constitution be lawfully amended, ensuring the biggest buy-in for those policies. But, it seems easier to strip liberty by making end-runs around it. If you like those things, fine. Take your family elsewhere and enjoy the fruits of socialism, but please, don't force me to.

ERrrrrrr. Nope. Dig a little bit before you buy what the "studies" say. They leave out very important categories on cause of death that skew the data regarding life expectancy. Cuba has a higher rated health care system than us, and a better QOL. That on face value is pure garbage. People in Cuba also rent cars to siphen the gas out of them to sell on the street for profit. lol

label arguments is correct and if you allow congress to continue more and more of your liberties will be removed. More Obama or redirection to where we should be?

Liar, liar, pants on fire. You people will turn anything into politics.

The only problem is that they are going broke paying for it, and when they try to bring down the benefits a bit, the kids light cars on fire and flip them over. Sounds fun. How's Greece doing?

"and get treated either entirely free of charge or for a minimal contribution, no matter our economic status or country of origin"… uhhh you know that it is paid for by someone, right? And that that 'someone' is not the people of other countries, right? Those "free" systems are paid for by tax dollars. So then, if you pay taxes in France and a ton of immigrants come into France and take advantage of that "free" public healthcare, you are paying that bill. You understand that right?

Governments are not bad. Your family is a form of government. So is your city and county and state. The problem is that so many programs are implement at the wrong (and unlawful) level now. If your state or county wants socialized healthcare, great! Do it! You have the authority and power to do so. But the federal government specifically does not. If it turns out great and wonderful in your state, maybe others will pick it up and implement it. And if enough do and find that it is indeed a good thing, we'll have broad appeal to amend the US Constitution to allow the Congress to do it. But it doesn't start at the top. That limits freedom. It limits choices. I can't choose not to participate and there's no way to get around it. But if you do it in your state, I can move. Or I can lobby my state rep who is far more likely to listen than my federal rep. Do you see?