Whether it is or not is irrelevant. Some Americans perceive it as such... which is often more important than fact in our political system...
and for the record, I dont think its comparable.
get the entire fukk out of here with that shyt.
Like i said, it unfathomable to its supporters...
I'm not an ACA supporter, and quote me next time you're responding to me
Your suggestion that there is a portion of America that is responding to Obamacare like Apartheid is just wrong. When people come out in the streets and die at the hands to police fire when protesting the 'evil' of obamacare, then you can make this comparison. When thousands of people protesting it get arrested, then you can. When there are tactical insurgencies by US citizens aimed at disrupting the cogs of our government, go ahead. When there are uprisings, murders, and violence in the street, sure.Till then, you're simply acknowledging the merit of Michael Savagesque moron commentary.
They perceive as being just as wrong. They have likened it to slavery on many occasions, and now apartheid. Obviously they see it as a evil far greater than you, or i do, or than it actually is. Also no where has it been stated that it is even comparable, just perceived as such by a few.
Its happening! What are you talking about?
The OP has a conservative making the comparison in an interview... LITERALLY, and here you are saying thats crazy of me to suggest...
You give the conservative base too much credit IMHO, but you could be right.
They're just mad and whining breh. Actually it's kind of the same reasons I don't take conspiracy theorists seriously. If you actually believe that the US government is doing things like 9/11, sandy hook, etc etc then the only respectable step against such tyranny is to strap up and start organizing local support, or move out of the country.You give the conservative base too much credit IMHO, but you could be right.
These mothafukkas......you just can't make this shyt up.
