I have been debating the health care plan and politics in general for a few months and it truly scares me where people get their info from. There is this misconception that because it's online, it's valid. I have people using political blogs to "source" their claims, while it's obvious from the domain name of the websites that these are not valid sources and these are nothing more than opinion pieces and political propaganda. Sadly the average American is not smart enough to decipher the difference between opinion and fact. I'm also worried about print newspapers. Their huge headlines insinuating one thing while the meat of the article dispels the rumor propagated by the headline. The problem is, we have become a quick fix society. We need instant responses and stimuli. We read the headline, draw our own conclusions and silly, miniscule details such as facts, mean very little to us. As I've stated in a blog earlier this week, I'm concerned abo...