Dude no big deal but I was a few credits shy of a second degree in political science if it helps... There is no constitutional right guaranteeing happiness. I agree with a lot of the premise of the arguement here. Obviously 2nd amendment (the second F'ing amendment, the thing they chose to write after free speech and from of and from religion) is totally watered down and that sucks balls... All I'm saying is the arguments on this one are a little off because people haven't read or looked at the actual issues at state here, that's all I'm saying... The problem is we are so deep in the hole on this, basically this piece of legistation should have gone through in the 90's and we would be in such better shape. But basically Klinton got a BJ from a fat slut and it it killed it. Seriously.. :greg:
To the first point highlighted. I agree %100 there is no right to happiness. What I find a bit concerning, considering your proclaimed almost political science degree, is that you would use that phrase. Let me fix it for you. It's the Right to the Pursuit of Happiness, not the Right to happiness. What that means, is that you have a chance to pursue happiness, not a right to have it. In turn, meaning you have the right to fail at that pursuit.
To the second highlighted point. The reason (Although funny and entertaining regarding our first "Real black Pres"), healthcare in this light has never passed, is because the majority of Americans did't want it (And don't want it now).
What makes this climate susceptible to it, is the "Perfect storm" if you will, that took place in 2008. Progressives found themselves in a super majority in both houses of congress... and a SUPER left wing pres, this legislation, and more, was sure to pass (Ironically, it BARELY passed, and under shady circumstances at best).
It will be undone (along with many other things), one way or "The other", I assure you of that.
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