Why is a public service "socialism" only when you object to it?: Non Sequitur of the Day
Wednesday, 14 October 2009
I'd been thinking along these lines, and then Nicholas Kristoff wrote it in the NYT:
"If they object so passionately to “socialized health,” why don’t they block their 911 service to socialized police and fire services, disconnect themselves from socialized sewers and avoid socialized interstate highways?"
And this. . . this. . . is so hi-larious:
"If they object so passionately to “socialized health,” why don’t they block their 911 service to socialized police and fire services, disconnect themselves from socialized sewers and avoid socialized interstate highways?"
And this. . . this. . . is so hi-larious:
