The Menace Of The Public Option
For everyone who drives the roads, uses the electricity and water, takes their trash out to the curb, knows the police and fire department are a phone call away, and considers the public option unthinkable in health care because the government can't do anything right and will drive honest capitalists out of work, I present this link to an article from the San Fransisco Chronicle:
For far too long, this menace has undermined the very foundations of our economy. While companies like Amazon and Barnes & Noble struggle valiantly each day to sell books, these communistic cabals known as libraries undercut the hard work of good corporate citizens by letting people read their books for free. How is the private sector supposed to compete with free? And just what does this public option give us?
For far too long, this menace has undermined the very foundations of our economy. While companies like Amazon and Barnes & Noble struggle valiantly each day to sell books, these communistic cabals known as libraries undercut the hard work of good corporate citizens by letting people read their books for free. How is the private sector supposed to compete with free? And just what does this public option give us?