re: #15 SanFranciscoZionist

It doesn’t, and, frankly, I don’t think Paul thinks it does either. I think he thinks that insurance companies should be able to charge what they like, from who they like, and if you can’t pay, stay healthy or die.

It’s the same as his stance on abortion, ultimate cynicism. If he thought he could get rich providing comprehensive reproductive services he would have remained a practicing ob-gyn. Instead he decided to preach his own brand of prosperity theology to the social cons, and their mental landscape is bounded on three sides by hot buttery fucking.

Sex is bad mmmkay? You should only do it in a marriage mmmkay, through a hole in a sheet.