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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JD8" data-source="post: 2331016" data-attributes="member: 24">This is the problem with a number of "conservatives."  If you ask or consider critical thinking as part of your opinion in contrast to being a FUD lemming then you are obviously in favor of liberalism.  The assumed knuckle dragging argument that if you aren't with us, you're against us.   I can't answer your questions because I have I no way defended the ACA, nor will I.  Heck I even told someone NOT to enroll earlier in the thread if they REALLY want to effect the law.  Hint: Subsidized or non-subsidized you will be contributing to the insurance pool.  In fact I probably have more financial incentive than most here to hate this law as I broker health insurance mostly to small businesses in the service industry.  I can tell you those plans are all but gone now or will be within a year.  Either way, you learn a thing or two about what state and federal laws say and especially what this law says, when what you say can get you sued.  All that being said, the rhetoric that the Gestapo will show up at your door if you are sick and execute you just doesn't sit well with me.  If it does with you.... great.... you are playing into Liberal hands IMO.  Instead of arguing the 9,792,389 valid and real world reasons why the ACA should be repealed, people here keep concentrating and parroting Alex Jones fueled emails.  I think we are being handed political gifts every day this thing is stalled and the current administration is exposed, yet we worry about coulda, shoulda, woulda paranoid interpretations.  The main method of motivation of conservatives is fear, especially in the gun community, which is sad and embarrassing to me.  If the conservatives keep this up it will almost certainly guarantee the second coming of Klinton.</blockquote>

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