Romney's misleading campaign ad.

[JoeTheJuggler]

You guys are funny!

Because it's funny when we point out the flaws in your logic?

 

[Trakar]

But the ACA does nothing to change that... in fact it mandates many employers who curently don't provide health insurance to do so. Which is one of my biggest complaints about it, I think the link between employment and health insurance should be severed entirely. Let employers concentrate on making widgets and whatnot, rather than making your health care their business.

With single payer, universal healthcare (not insurance corporate welfare) in place, that would indeed be the case.

Companies weren't providing health insurance because the government demanded they do so, they were providing it to attract and maintain employees. If the basic health and general welfare needs and requirements of our citizens were being met through public services, such corporate obligations and expenses would be unnecessary.

 

[Trakar]

It's actually best described as the pot calling the kettle black. Being neither pot nor kettle, I'm free to mock the faux outrage by the partisan hacks.

No need to worry about anemia with irony this heavy.

 

[Trakar]

And if you figure out his position, he is moving to another at an unknowable velocity.

More likely that we are dealing with a flagrant violation of causality.

 

[leftysergeant]

Which is one of my biggest complaints about it, I think the link between employment and health insurance should be severed entirely. Let employers concentrate on making widgets and whatnot, rather than making your health care their business.

Right. Nationalize it. Medicare for all, cut out the for-profits and simplify everyone's life.