Who Will Tell Michael J. Fox He Needs to Die?

fox_thumbIf they would rather die they had better do it, and decrease the surplus population.” 

– Ebenezer Scrooge in A Christmas Carol 

Should Michael J. Fox be put to death?

Celebrities and death. Now there’s a potent cocktail.

Several parts fame, a few jiggers of Hollywood and a splash each for sports, business and journalism. Did I mention politics and government bureaucracy? Sorry. Without that essential element the mixture has no wallop. And a wallop this concoction surely will have, particularly if you believe actor Michael J. Fox has overstayed his welcome on the planet.

Let’s pour the dry ingredients of politics and government bureaucracy into the pitcher first, beginning with the politics of death and dying.

Laws in America come into being because someone somewhere saw a problem, devised a would-be answer and then persuaded politicians to pass the law based on the philosophy and politics one group or another saw as underlying that answer. Need revenue? Raise taxes. Global warming? Shut down the coal plants. Dopey kids? Pay more to teachers. Everyone knows how this works.

So what is the driving philosophy underpinning the Obama health care plans for all of us? Let’s begin with a few short quotes and one definition that outlines the idea succinctly.

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One Response to Who Will Tell Michael J. Fox He Needs to Die?

  1. Mac says:

    Now we can see why the Democrats wanted to rush Obama-care through as quickly as possible…

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