So Americans hate being told what to do to the extent that they will even
ignore the right thing to do just because someone else told them to do it?
Seems a bit pig-headed to those of us from other countries, given that
compliance with a law like that saves millions of dollars in health care every
year.
Imagine what fun it is for us in Canada, living beside a country that has
the highest per capita number of prison inmates in the world, the highest
per capita number of guns, and an attitude that no one can tell them
anything..... Kind of like living next door to a Hell's Angels gang.....
Bill
In a message dated 02/07/2011 3:25:53 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
lundgren at byu.net writes:
I think it is the idea of a nanny state telling you what to do. It might
be
best, but it isn't the states place to tell you what to do.
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