They don't even say what we're supposed to be scared of. For me, it looks as if I will pay a slightly higher premium than I am paying now for my individual plan (assuming I continue to make the same salary) Well, at least based on the "silver plans" I've seen. Those plans tend to have better coverage than I get now though. Also, the ACA gives piece of mind that if I was to come onto hard times, I will not be S.O.L, or that I won't get screwed over because the insurance company decides something is a pre-existing condition. I'd rather pay a little bit more so that I don't have to worry about what might happen in the future.
Also, there are plenty of people out there who are not offered insurance by their employment, but don't make enough to afford $100-200(or more if it's the entire family) for individual health insurance. They go without at this current time. At least they will finally be able to get health insurance that costs them an amount relative to their income, but it will be insurance that isn't completely useless like many of the cheap insurance plans out there now.
So, I'd really like to see them explain which part of that we're supposed to be scared of.