Nomad Realta
Communism is an elimination of the classes. Now, no matter how hard you work, you will never be paid more than anybody else. You have no chance of being rich, improving your life, ect.
That is NOT a better way to do things; America needs capitolism to be a free country. Those who can pay for health care should be the ones to get it, because the world runs on trade. Making the rich pay for health care for people who have nothing to give in return is very unfair. It also makes it so hard working poor people who try to get rich STAY poor.
The people who don't need the health care shouldn't be forced to be a part of it; and what makes things worse is that nobody got to vote for whether or not it got passed. Obama passed this WITHOUT anybody's say, and now he can do anything he wants that way.
Democracy is now dead. Capitolism is going to die. We're all going to be poor, and life is steadily going to get worse.
That color is obnoxious.
The bill is not the start of communism. America is not on the track to being communist.
The government healthcare is being offered to those who cannot afford private healthcare. You can keep your healthcare. You are not being forced to take the government healthcare. And thus, it is not communism.
Making the rich pay for the healthcare of the people they routinely pay as little as they legally can is... a step in the right direction. Also, I find it strange that your description only portrays the poor as giving nothing to the world. Am I to assume, then, that the rich upper class like Paris Hilton have such great contributions to the societies of the world that I should be paying for her healthcare instead?
If you have an issue with the hard working poor people staying poor, perhaps you should vote to increase the minimum wage.
If people who didn't need the healthcare did not participate... no. There's absolutely no way to describe how idiotic that sounds. You just said that the only people who should be contributing to the costs of healthcare for the poor are the poor. You just suggested that the people without enough money to pay for healthcare should pay for healthcare.
And of course no one got to vote. We don't live in a Democracy. We live in a Democratic Republic. You vote for who you want to represent you and then they vote on what's good for you. If we lived in a true Democracy, NOTHING would get done. You would be voting on every teeny tiny bill that came before the senate. All the tallying and counting that happens during the presidential election would be happening every day over every single bill.
This is the system that works best for a country of our size. If you don't like the way your representative has been voting, you get the option to vote for another representative... and there are a lot to choose from.
If your choice doesn't get in, sucks to be you.