It's going to be either socialized healthcare or the end of civilization as you know it, take your pick

Ever notice that the people that already have health care are the ones that are so adamant against socializing health care. It’s never ever going to be the people without health care arguing against socializing it. I’m getting so f%$cking annoyed with people who want to start this debate around me when they’re against socializing healthcare, mainly because I have no healthcare and no job to pay for health insurance, even if I wanted it. Even when I had a job I couldn’t afford health insurance. It’s like these people don’t realize there are 40 million of us without it, hell, it’s like 40 million of us don’t realize there are 40 million of us. If we all collectively stood up against these fascist stooges they would instantly back down. The only real power they have is money and the ability to effectively organize themselves. What is money but an abstract idea, symbolized with numbers printed on worthless paper, recorded into glamorized bean counters called computers? If the poor could only organize themselves, there would be no contest, we would crush the arrogant and selfish idealists that consider themselves as superior human beings. It wouldn’t even really need to be organized; all it would take would be a social consciousness to spread to each one of us and then the courage to completely detach ourselves from their wicked system of doing things. I always wondered if this could happen without reaching a breaking point, but if it doesn’t happen, there will be a breaking point. When they run out of crumbs to satisfy the masses, the breaking point will come. Once it comes it won’t matter how many people have health care or not because hospitals will cease to exist, they will become the targets of warfare as they often become during war.

Every advertisement against socializing medicine should be considered a call to arms for those without it, because it is nothing short of a declaration of class war. It is solely manufactured to keep the class divide and to delineate the haves from the have nots. I have no sympathy for those that would arrogantly delineate themselves as more important than others, who would unabashedly tell you that they deserved to have a longer and more comfortable life than those who can’t afford the services that would give them that right. What infuriates me even further are those who work in socialized professions who make an argument against socialized healthcare. Police, teachers, firefighters, court reporters, and librarians, some of them actually have the gumption to take a side against socialized medicine. However, I doubt any of them would expect us to pay them for the services that they give us and that we take for granite. Could you imagine getting a bill from a police officer after he saved you from getting mugged? If they expect everything to be privatized, then they’re either expecting a giant pay raise or they’re going to have to start fighting crime, putting out fires, and starting their own libraries all on their own. Of course, the rich can afford all of their own services and they’re always looking for ways to pay less and less for the services they already receive, even though their usually paying way less than anybody else to begin with. It’s actually amazing they can do anything for themselves at all. Socialism scares the hell out of them because it completely deflates their inflated view they have of themselves, probably causing them to think, “oh no, I’m actually not that much more important than the rest of humanity.” That is why they are constantly trying to brainwash society into believing how wonderful it is to be them, and that we should protect their system of doing things, just on the minute chance that if we work hard enough that we to can achieve their level of success. I’m sorry, but it just doesn’t work that way. There is only one thing that comforts me in this debate on socialized healthcare, and that is the fact that no matter how much more medical attention that those with healthcare will get from those without healthcare, no matter how much more important they feel they are, no matter how famous, how rich, how pious, how educated, or how ridiculously arrogant they are, they will never stop death from coming for them in the end.