Obama Care

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I indeed have no citations, but inferences and references from my personal experiences.

You say I need a citation for the fact that doctors are going to get paid a lot less, and taxed a lot more. One, anyone who is wealthy and under the rule of Obama is going to get taxed more. The more money you make the higher you are in the tax bracket, thus the more you are taxed. There need not be a citation for that, as this is common knowledge. Doctors ARE going to get paid a lot less, this also does not really need a citation. Doctors in a system of socialized medicine get paid A LOT less. They work moreso as agents of the government and cannot thrive in the private market sector any longer, as other high paying jobs such as lawyers, accountants, and other cheif executives still do. I strongly believe in Capitalism, and market forces much more than I agree with socialism and the idea that everyone should be equal. If you work harder than everyone else, you should be at the top. Not equal to the bottom.

In Obamacare, doctors will work just as hard, but will not be able to reach the financial highs they would have if this giant step towards socialized medicine hadn't been made. You could say I need a citation in my statement that there will be a doctor shortage, I can't argue with that. But I can argue that an inference could easily be made that BECAUSE of the higher taxes (not because of Obamacare, but because of Obama himself), BECAUSE of the lower pay, that there probably will be less doctors, and probably less aspiring doctors.

And you're correct, by all means it is a mere guess that there will be a doctor shortage. Not at all a fact.

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I indeed have no citations, but inferences and references from my personal experiences.

We can see socialized medicine at work in the top countries in the world. There are plenty of objective references for this.

You say I need a citation for the fact that doctors are going to get paid a lot less, and taxed a lot more. One, anyone who is wealthy and under the rule of Obama is going to get taxed more. The more money you make the higher you are in the tax bracket, thus the more you are taxed. There need not be a citation for that, as this is common knowledge.

You are using this as justification for why people won't become doctors. This is not a valid conclusion to make when you acknowledge that other jobs get taxed as well, as if people will stop becoming doctors so that they can work fast food instead. I feel like you don't understand how a bracketed tax system works. But people are not going to stop becoming doctors and start becoming something else that is taxed the exact same amount due to the amount they are taxed. And they certainly aren't going to become something that pays less just to be in a lower tax bracket, because again... they are tax brackets. The total percentage they pay is much lower than the amount for their bracket.

Doctors ARE going to get paid a lot less, this also does not really need a citation. Doctors in a system of socialized medicine get paid A LOT less.

You seriously cannot just say it in bold and call it a citation. I'm not even acknowledging this as a point.

They work moreso as agents of the government and cannot thrive in the private market sector any longer, as other high paying jobs such as lawyers, accountants, and other cheif executives still do.

citation needed

I strongly believe in Capitalism, and market forces much more than I agree with socialism and the idea that everyone should be equal. If you work harder than everyone else, you should be at the top. Not equal to the bottom.

That's literally not how socialized medicine works, so I don't see how this is relevant.

In Obamacare, doctors will work just as hard, but will not be able to reach the financial highs they would have if this giant step towards socialized medicine hadn't been made.

citation needed

You could say I need a citation in my statement that there will be a doctor shortage, I can't argue with that.

Then stop making the claim.

But I can argue that an inference could easily be made that BECAUSE of the higher taxes (not because of Obamacare, but because of Obama himself), BECAUSE of the lower pay, that there probably will be less doctors, and probably less aspiring doctors.

I'd say you were wrong. Glad that's settled, I guess?

And you're correct, by all means it is a mere guess that there will be a doctor shortage. Not at all a fact.

It's an unfounded guess based on unfounded claims, that I'd posit were entirely false, but I'm more interested on why you would believe them in the first place.