Anyone else think that health care should be tied to jobs like it always has been?

• now the libs are cheering cause they won't have something they call job lock -as if these people ever worked for a living to begin with -listen to them "oh its so wonderful that everyone can have health care that way i can work any job i want or work part time or work two part timejobs or work for myself and i don't have to worry about health care any more"!!!!! i say it is a big steaming pile first of all the reason why america has the lowest unemployment rate is because health insurance is tied to your job, you don't work you don't get health insurance and you don't quit your job unless you have another real job lined up now bums and loosers won't even have to bother looking for real work because big daddy goverment will be providing hte health care so now you will get bums and slackers out doing jobs that anyone can do and getting the same health care i have gotten for 36 years through my real job. this is crazy. ok, so if their going to stop connecting health care to jobs go ahead and look at what our unemployment rate is going to become when people start quitting there jobs cause they don't have to depend on jobs for helath care, the unemployment rate will beat japan, australia, norway, england and switzerland. welcome to europe libs you wanted it now you got it. enjoy your new world order and don't bother to think about the misery you just put on all of us.

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  No I don't think health care should be tied to your employment. I think health care should be affordable enough that everybody can get it. If you only look after people who are healthy enough to work then I guess the next step is executing people who are too sick to work. Sorry to invoke Godwin's law here but tying health care to employment was one of the policies Hitler's crew followed. The fascists labeled people who got sick as "Useless Eaters" and shipped them off to death camps. By the way, USA does not have the lowest unemployment rate by a long shot.