Posted by: webass
Comment: #1
Thu Jul 2, 2009 9:32 AM
You're so naive. When healthcare is mandated and employers MUST provide healthcare coverage for all employees just how many companies do you think, given today's economic climate, will be able to afford it? According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce the number will be quite limited.
Now, just which U.S. company do you believe will have the financial resources to pay that burdened expensel? Yep, our friends from Arkansas, the world's largest retailer. And, when so much of their competition goes belly-up, they'll quietly tick up their prices (remember, less competition) to pay for healthcare for their millions of employees (They're also the largest employer in the U.S.). So, in actuality, Wal-Mart won't foot the bill their customers will. And they'll have a lot more customers because, remember the part about less competition?
By the time Obama gets through with his far left agenda, there'll only be two corporations left, Wal-Mart for all the stuff we need to live, and GE for all the rest.
And that's not socialism, it's fascism.
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