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Let's tone down the hyperbole. Edit: I don't like having a political argument in this forum. I don't want hn to turn into r/politics. I'm not swayed by emoti
by buckbova 9y ago
Let's tone down the hyperbole.
Edit:
I don't like having a political argument in this forum. I don't want hn to turn into r/politics.
I'm not swayed by emotional pleas from celebrities or others crying about a bill they haven't read. Who are these folks dying by the millions? From what I see mortality rates rose since obamacare came about:
"We know that the same year Obamacare’s insurance expansion provisions took effect, there was a pronounced, and statistically significant, surge in U.S. adult mortality."
http://thefederalist.com/2017/04/25/running-numbers-mortality-rates-suggests-obamacare-killing-people/ http://thefederalist.com/2017/04/25/running-numbers-mortalit...
So you can get some facts together or continue crying. Your choice.
- jasonlotito 9y agoIt's that sort of attitude that really hurts people. My children those that suffered because of attitudes like that. This affects people's lives. It's not hyperbole. It's real.
- asdfjlkasdf88 9y agoYou have an ability to raise the dead no one else knows about? Or technology to scrub co2 from the air?
- gloverkcn 9y agoDo you have health insurance? Have you rejected it because it increases your chance of mortality? Would you refuse health coverage for your children because it would increase their mortality rate? Your assertion is as callous as it is absurd.
- icebraining 9y agoNobody wrote "millions of deaths". What was said was that millions would be denied coverage, which would result in deaths.