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I don't think one could conceive a metaphor more archetypal of the US than "done at the point of a gun" -- but what do you mean by that, in terms of the UK heal
by quasque 14y ago
I don't think one could conceive a metaphor more archetypal of the US than "done at the point of a gun" -- but what do you mean by that, in terms of the UK health system?
- javert 14y ago"Done at the point of a gun" means that you're being forced to do it. If you say "no," they take what they want anyway, and lock you up.
- quasque 14y agoDoing what? Being forced to pay taxes? That happens in every country and is surely a more general complaint, if it is indeed one at all.
- purplelobster 14y agoDon't bother, libertarianism is like a religion to these people.