If you don't pay your taxes, you go to jail. What's wrong with that?

Furthermore, if you don't buy insurance and get sick, hospitals are legally required to treat you anyway. That cost is passed on to everybody else. In effect, the uninsured are stealing their insurance premiums from those who pay for insurance. That's why you should go to jail if you refuse to buy insurance.

most of the comments here are accurate and reflect

a growing revolutionary sentiment in America, that

will soon go well beyond Tea Parties and town halls.

Indeed, this is clearly not America any more, when our representatives in Washington draft legislation that dictates penalties and imprisonment with regards to your free choice in choosing health insurance.

This goes beyond the pale of being unconstitutional.

It is bordering on criminality, an exercise of political power-playing that incites the people to

revolt. The mid-term elections of the 2010 process may not be sufficient to end this Congress. I'm no

expert, but as in other parts of the world, perhaps

it is time to get off our duffs and demonstrate

publicly. The first four paragraphs of the

Declaration of Independence give us the right to do so. Read them and read them carefully.

If we, as a nation of 300+ million Americans, continue to allow the federal government to ride

roughshod over us, then we are doomed, UNLESS we

stand up for our basic rights and repudiate the power elites.

The 21st Century American Revolution is at hand, my

fellow Americans. If you truly care about the laws

and founding documents upon which this country was

established, then join me in making our voices rise

up, loud and clear. Time is of the essence. The time

is now, before it is too late.

We can and must at this critical time in history join forces as one family of 300+ million Americans

and show the world, that we are indeed the greatest

nation on earth.