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<blockquote data-quote="bbsam" data-source="post: 989173" data-attributes="member: 22662"><p>.&nbsp; You are only as free as they tell you you are.&nbsp; People seem pessimistic that their own health care coverage won&#039;t change.&nbsp; So am I, but I don&#039;t know. If Obamacare is the cause.&nbsp; Businesses have been itching to shed these costs for decades.&nbsp; This may open the door for them.&nbsp; But why give the company a pass?&nbsp; Nobody is forcing them out of what they have, the market has simply changed.&nbsp; The argument that it will be cheaper for companies to just pay the fine makes me lauugh.&nbsp; That&#039;s like saying, &quot;Of course I raped her!&nbsp; Did you see how she was dressed?!&nbsp; You know she wanted it!&quot;&nbsp; The companies that drop coverage in favor of Obamacare are responding to a changed market.&nbsp; That&#039;s what is even funnier when the complaint comes from the right.&nbsp; Obama has effectively deregulated businesses to the tune of billions, told individuals they need to take responsibility for themselves, used the market to do it anddid it all in a compassionate way.&nbsp; I think the right had better have more to say than a ridiculous slogan like, &quot;Freedom is under attack.&quot;&nbsp; Wk would like to interject and ask &quot;What makes you think you were free in the first place?&quot;&nbsp; Judging by the CJ&#039;s remarks, I think he would concur.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="bbsam, post: 989173, member: 22662"] . You are only as free as they tell you you are. People seem pessimistic that their own health care coverage won't change. So am I, but I don't know. If Obamacare is the cause. Businesses have been itching to shed these costs for decades. This may open the door for them. But why give the company a pass? Nobody is forcing them out of what they have, the market has simply changed. The argument that it will be cheaper for companies to just pay the fine makes me lauugh. That's like saying, "Of course I raped her! Did you see how she was dressed?! You know she wanted it!" The companies that drop coverage in favor of Obamacare are responding to a changed market. That's what is even funnier when the complaint comes from the right. Obama has effectively deregulated businesses to the tune of billions, told individuals they need to take responsibility for themselves, used the market to do it anddid it all in a compassionate way. I think the right had better have more to say than a ridiculous slogan like, "Freedom is under attack." Wk would like to interject and ask "What makes you think you were free in the first place?" Judging by the CJ's remarks, I think he would concur. [/QUOTE]

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