Well it would appear that that perennial leftwing toad and well-known purveyor of all manner of socialist gibberish, courtesy of what those on left describe as documentaries but are nothing more than propaganda flicks that Joseph Goebbels would be proud of, it seems that Michael Moore, too, is not a fan of Obamacare. In writing a recent New York Times op-ed, the esteemed Mr. Moore is finally able to bring himself to admit that "Obamacare is awful. However, it is not for the usual reasons that you might think, you know, such things as the horrendous Healthcare.gov rollout, millions of cancelled health insurance plans or increasing monthly premiums. Nope, this raving leftwing loon comes up with his own reasons for coming out against
You see, the rationale behind this dirigible-of-a-human being’s declaring that Obamacare just isn’t good enough is because, as he so idiotically explains it, it’s "the dirty little secret many liberals have avoided saying out loud for fear of aiding the president’s enemies." So why exactly does Moore now openly proclaim that Obamacare "awful?" Well, he claims, it’s because Obamacare "is a pro-insurance-industry plan implemented by a president who knew in his heart that a single-payer, Medicare-for-all model was the true way to go." Moore goes on to rant that "when right-wing critics ‘expose’ the fact that President Obama endorsed a single-payer system before 2004, they’re actually telling the truth."
Our favorite leftist toad goes on to say that it’s those who proudly identify themselves as progressives who must now continue to fight for a single-payer system, using Obamacare as only a step in the right direction. Several conservative commentators have been mocked for claiming that has been the strategy of progressives all along. Should Vermont successfully implement a single-payer system starting in 2017, it will "change everything," "So let’s get started. Obamacare can’t be fixed by its namesake. It’s up to us to make it happen," he concludes. This is the sort of lunacy that we continue to hear from many on the left, not just the politicians who, through what was nothing more the political trickery, maneuvered it to Barry’s desk!
But why do you suppose that Moore, and the many like him, remain so focused on bringing about their desired single-payer system when absolutely all of the evidence available makes it very plain that such systems simply do not work. Everywhere that such a system has been put into action all those, but the very wealthy such as Mr. Moore here, have been made to suffer the consequences. And it’s far from being any sort of secret that such systems are complete failures, so what might it be that motivates people like Moore to so loudly advocate for such a system here in America? Are we to believe that people such as this fat slob actually believe that such a system is able to provide the best healthcare to people? Feel free to call me a cynic if you wish.
Actually it has been shown that such healthcare system reduces patient care to a level roughly equivalent to going to the DMV or the Post Office and it stifles medical innovation. And I don’t know about you, but that’s not something I’m in any hurry to have happen. And while I’ll be one of the first to admit that there are issues that need to be addressed, there are ways for them to be addressed without destroying the system as it presently exists. And to those, which would include Moore, who would say that the Republicans have come up with no alternatives other than repeal, I would simply say, "BULLSHIT"! They have presented any number of more plausible alternatives that would actually reduce cost without destroying that unique relationship between patient and doctor.
I think it would be difficult to deny the fact that during the few months that this thing has been implemented, it has been clearly demonstrated that it’s a failure that is only going to get worse. And it goes far beyond a website and whether or not it is now functioning. Millions of people already have, and millions more are going to be, screwed by this governmental debacle. And what we have seen so far is only the tip of a very sizable iceberg. Mr. Moore’s idiotic opinion, notwithstanding, I would like for me and my family to have the very same healthcare options that, because of his vast wealth, he is able to enjoy. And Obamacare is nothing more than one humongus speed bump in my being able to do just that!
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