Anger Debate by Natalie

People are so wrapped up with the debate on Obama's new healthcare reform plan that this has begun to take over conversations across our society. This possible bill is close to the heart to many people and will affect most every one in our nation; therefore, every one takes this debate overboard not caring when hateful words come out that usually wouldn't dared be said. We are quick to throw out low blow insults just in the hopes that we will make a point and persuade some one to see this possible reform from our eyes. Yet, most every one has such a die-hard stance on this subject that there's no chance they will ever agree with us. Stubborn nature has taken over, dictating what we say, making this uncivilized animal come out from us just in this one debate. Voices rise, insults are thrown, and fights begin just to debate something that may or may not occur, in which our complaining is not going to make that much of a difference. These sides every one has taken has simply separated us as a society. No matter how heated an argument is, is it really worth it to get caught up in the moment and say things the next day you regret and simply feel stupid for saying, or even worse weaken a friendship over?