Health Care Reform Analysis Question

When speaking about healthcare reform, I do not believe that identity causes any extra concern. There are always going to be radical arguments that people do not want to associate with. Every issue, no matter what it is, is going to have some people completely opposed, some people in the middle and some people who want to go even further with the decision. A lot of what your identity is made of is formed within your own head. If you think something is an issue, it will be an issue and if not, it won't be. You might identify with a certain group of people but that does not necessarily have to impact your opinions. Also, if your opinions differ from what you identify yourself as, that does not necessarily mean that there has to be an internal identity crisis.