Producing and appreciating values will solve America’s problems (Part 3 of 3)

Is President Obama here to set all men free?  He may free the working-class Americans, who currently are slaves to those who may not understand where the benefit money comes from.  In-fact, passing one of the four (4) ever-changing, thousands of pages long, health care bills may force retirement for those who are contemplating it but need health care benefits.   With fewer producers, there may not be enough money to pay the government enslaved doctors and health professionals for their service.  Should we thank President Obama for this freedom he is so anxious to provide?   

Perhaps we will have new words to a once great song.  God Bless America, land of the free healthy, stand beside her and guide her to the land of poverty.  You see without producers, there are no benefits for anyone.  A sabbatical from work will be nice, as, others may soon realize how important it is to work for a living and benefits. 

Could be the best thing for Americans as we realize how important it is to act on our own judgment and earn values through our own productivity.   Once, again thank you President Obama, for setting us working-class slaves free with the plan to provide health care for all.  The blinders will be off as we soon realize there is no money to provide the benefits that are in those thousand page long bills.  Oh, have you considered there may be a new government entity to administer it?  Imagine more government jobs, with fewer producers to pay their wages, the career in that field won’t last long.

Bills, bills, and more bills won’t pile up long before the government coffers are empty, as millions decide to quit jobs because we can all receive health care.  All for one and one for all is not the solution.  It is about one for one, and only one.  Our elderly, our physically or mentally challenged, can and should be taken care of.  But, the rest of us should provide our own benefits.  When we do, no one should be able to take from our fruits of labor.  

One must doubt whether our forefathers thought we would become so enslaved to government and its social needs or greed.   In-fact, they might believe it is time to amend the constitution, not abolish it.  A country that is not free shall not prosper. A world that chooses to copy-cat rather than produce values shall not survive either.

What will it take for us to wake-up?   Let’s smell this rose, choose to not accept it, and begin to think for ourselves.  Just do it!