Could anti-healthcare reform rhetoric backfire on the Republicans?

And anti-semitic slurs hurled at Anthony Weiner of New York, including a note signed with a swastika.

It’s very clear that some of the alleged “anti-healthcare reform” activists are actually just using this as an excuse to demonstrate their innate bigotries. They’re not opposed to changing the status quo regarding healthcare, they’re opposed to any progress whatsoever. They’d be happy to be back in 1950 when those pesky negros and Jews and homosexuals and women knew their place and rich, white men ran things for their own benefit, as it should be.

Enormous progress has been made since 1950. Now, the rich men who run things for their own benefit are not exclusively white. Just mostly.

Thanks for the information.

Doesn’t it rather depend on why something shouldn’t be allowed by the system though? Is it a moral objection to X or what?

How about another analogy, then? Most liberals were against the Bush taxcuts. Myself included. Come tax time though, I (and I imagine 99.99% of the liberals on this board) still took advantage of them. Sure, I could’ve taken a principled stand against them and sent the government extra money. I didn’t. Am I a hypocrite? Is everyone else that did the same one too?

I hope the tax cuts get repealed after the economy picks up. I hope I (and everyone else) go back to their old tax rates. In the meantime, I’m just taking the hand I was dealt with.

I’ve done that. The bastards send it back.

Personal insults aren’t allowed in this forum, or any part of this site except The BBQ Pit. Please don’t do this again.

Fine then, I could have not reported some of my other deductions to compensate.