Afforable Care repealed

Originally posted by Oliver North
American anarchism tends to be more from the conservative school of thought, like an extreme form of anti-government libertarianism and against the collectivism that pervades left-anarchy. iirc it is the "Boston school" of anarchism.

That's not the kind I think of when I think anarchism. I think of futuristic ultra-clean societies of angelic people living in a cooperative Utopian society.

Originally posted by Oliver North
EDIT: I also see political anarchy as more of an end point goal or in a constant state of transformation where we seek an efficient system that empowers individuals to not need the things the government provides.

Then we hold the same idea concerning the looooong term goal of "governance". So, the next time we argue politics, I'll try to end it sooner with "Who the **** cares? We agree on the end result. uhuh "

Originally posted by Oliver North
My policy opinions to major issues are, rarely, destroy the state. When discussing Canadian politics in a practical way, I tend to fall right of center.

Quite interesting. I'd have to get more into Canadian politics to actually get a feel for WTF you're actually talking about. 😆

Originally posted by dadudemon
I want to see the bill repealed and a true universal healthcare system (or a single payer system) put in place. There are quite a few good things about AHCA (or PPACA). There are also quite a few bad things about it, too. Why do we have to settle for both? We shouldn't. To be honest...I think half to even most of the bad things about the bill are due to the GOP's meddling and the concessions the dems had to make to get it passed.

Originally posted by red g jacks
in all likelihood even if it was repealed we wouldn't get a single payer system. the people who are pushing to repeal it certainly aren't interested in an even more socialist model.

Troof.