So when 48 million people don't have health insurance, more people than the entire population of Canada, most of them working low income families, the sole reason as you see it is a lack of personal responsibility for all 48 million?
Even though the majority do work, many are children, and one third don't have insurance because they lost their job?
The answer is to just tell all 48 million to take more personal responsibility, and the problem would be solved? Does that mean the U.S. shouldn't have any waiters, fast food workers, farm workers or retail store workers because most of those jobs do not come with health insurance?
Alan, if you lost your job tomorrow would you have health insurance?
Originally Posted by try2bfrugal
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