White Castle Has Offered Health Insurance To Its Workers Since 1924, But Obamacare May End That

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B.R. Merrick's picture
B.R. Merrick, posted on July 09, 2010

I'm getting pretty itchy to write the next article I promised, about how coercion leads directly and immediately to death. Is it not plain enough from reading the above blog post that this is not so?

And the first people to suffer from any coercive act are the weakest. The poor are the weakest among us, but at least coercive "progressives" will feel good about themselves.

Suverans2's picture
Suverans2, posted on July 10, 2010

All "coercion leads directly and immediately to death"?

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B.R. Merrick, posted on July 13, 2010

Yes, but I am using "death" to describe more than just physical death. There are four deaths as I see it now (physical death is the fourth and final), but you will have to wait for the article.

 

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