Being forced to purchase health insurance, under his law, is something I can *NOT* do if I wish to continue breathing.Read that carefully. I think you probably meant to craft that sentence differently.
But let's assume that what you aimed to convey was: "Refusing to purchase health insurance, under his law, is something I can *NOT* do if I wish to continue breathing." Is that a fair re-statement of your intended meaning? Because I must have missed the statutory language in the ACA that calls for capital punishment of the non-compliant. There is a penalty at tax-time, which you and, I daresay, many other good burghers in the Hoosier State may bitterly resent, but there is no blood-debt to be paid. So either you have been grotesquely misinformed as to the provisions of the Act or you are exaggerating so preposterously for effect that imputations of inanity to others must hereafter fall rather implausibly from your lips.
cordially,