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The Decider said: I think most Americans, like myself, would agree. They increasingly support national health insurance instead (see poll I posted above).

I could care less what "fantasy camp socialist healthcare" ideas they agree with, because it is blatantly against the rights of American taxpayers, unconstitutional, and grounds for revolt.

The Decider said: Where in the US Constitution does it say that employers must keep an alcoholic on the payroll?

Nowhere, much like it doesn't say the government is responsible for safety nets, healthcare, medicare, social security, education, etc.

Now, after I just ran down the basics of what is already being done unconstitutionally off the backs of the taxpayers, is there any wonder why business and private individuals are choking by paying these fees they aren't required to pay in the first place, Constitutionally, and as Congress and the Senate extort and "earmark" away that money for "other funds", why the public is so against allowing government MORE authority to steal money from taxpayers checks, to be doled out under favoritism and partisan schills?

The Decider said: Also, most private business HATES paying for expensive mandatory employee insurance programs, which undercuts the motivation to "force" society into some "prescribed vision" of utopia.

Try to force it, I and many other Americans own arms and will meet that attempt at communist force with force of our own.