Since the AFA website is so dysfunctional as to be laughable, will the IRS be able to actually retrieve the correct data as to who is and who is not insured? The entire concoction (it does not deserve the name website) is so flawed as to seem to be sabotaged from within.
The entire scenario of forcing a despised law down the collective throat, and then presenting a dysfunctional portal by which to obey the law is beyond comprehension. In fairness, Obama, addressed the situation on October 21st in a press conference & suggested signing up the old fashioned way, via phone or snail mail. REALLY??? So how long will we be on hold before the phone system blows down? Does he really expect the post office/government agencies to handle such an influx of paper work? If the website is any clue whatsoever regarding governmental administrative competence, the only result will be a huge crash and burn of the entire system.
Whether or not it is sabotage or incompetence, something is clearly amiss. Either way, it is time for the American people to take matters into their own hands, and this dismal failure is the perfect non-violent vehicle to do so.
Arnold Ahlert's post in the Canada Free Press Don’t Sign, Don’t Pay the Fine, is an excellent read as to why this just may be an option.
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