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Re: Jordanian pilot burned alive by terrorist
As I was reading your reply and researching the details of the subject matter in it, I had a realization. While we don't see eye to eye on the subject matter, I definitely sensed your concern and worry about the direction this country is heading in. If you strip away the content, that is certainly an experience we share. We find ourselves on different teams with different visions for our country, however.
I am open to shift my views based on evidence I find. When we were arguing the 2nd amendment and I was researching the laws and history, I had no idea where the rabbit hole I fell into was going to take me. That shit is hard and uncomfortable to do because for all I know, the end result I might find is exactly the opposite of what I believed. Then I would have no choice, but to admit defeat and accept reality. I am trying to do the same here. If you have supporting facts, historical precedent, and logical reasoning to support your claims in a honest open discission, I would love to hear them. I don't want to hear rehashed rhetoric from a talking head that knows fear and anger are the easiest way to get people fired up.
I've begun familiarizing myself with the concept of opening health markets across state lines. To put things in proper perspective, we could begin by discussing how the system currently works as a starting point. Then we'll have a framework to build on and understand how opening markets across state lines would change things. Thoughts?
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