EPTHealthcare Reform in the US - Page 43
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{CC}StealthBlue
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Jibba
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On March 22 2010 12:12 KunfO wrote: I'm not in favor of HR 3590. That doesn't mean I'm against health care reform or that the issue is going to dictate my vote in November. Economy is still the top issue, and it's entirely possible that the issue and disastrous partisanship gets pinned on republicans.http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/current_events/healthcare/september_2009/health_care_reform http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/wsjnbcpoll03162010.pdf http://people-press.org/reports/questionnaires/598.pdf http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2010/images/01/26/rel2c.pdf http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/obama_and_democrats_health_care_plan-1130.html#polls You've made a jump from: Small groups of people polled dislike HR 3590 -> small groups of people polled dislike health care reform -> small groups of people polled are angry at their congress people -> small groups of people polled will vote against incumbents because of health care reform -> everyone will vote against incumbents because of health care reform. | ||
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Mindcrime
United States6899 Posts
On March 22 2010 12:10 TanGeng wrote: I'm excited for a possible nullification and interposition revival. Go sovereign states! revival? nullification was DOA. | ||
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ggrrg
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On March 22 2010 12:17 ggrrg wrote: Congratulations to all Americans' for your new health care system It's not a new system. Read the essay I posted a few pages ago. | ||
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wishbones
Canada2600 Posts
On March 22 2010 12:18 Jibba wrote: It's not a new system. Read the essay I posted a few pages ago. he said your fool | ||
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TanGeng
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Nullification if you know your history is what the American Revolution was all about. After that it was what the American Civl War was all about. So reviving the nullification would mean testing the waters of the American revolution for the third time. It's been a while but it's not unprecedented on US soil, and it has succeeded before. The US health care system hasn't really changed all that much really. | ||
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Husky
United States3362 Posts
On March 22 2010 12:22 wishbones wrote: i have no clue as to what this is but i'm assuming hospitals are finally free like as if to be in Canada, or Cuba, or all those other places. is that correct? I wish. | ||
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On March 22 2010 12:22 wishbones wrote: i have no clue as to what this is but i'm assuming hospitals are finally free like as if to be in Canada, or Cuba, or all those other places. is that correct? No, there is no national health care plan. That was called the public option. | ||
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Try
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Mohdoo
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On March 22 2010 12:22 TanGeng wrote: Nullification if you know your history is what the American Revolution was all about. After that it was what the American Civl War was all about. So reviving the nullification would mean testing the waters of the American revolution for the third time. It's been a while but it's not unprecedented on US soil, and it has succeeded before. The US health care system hasn't really changed all that much really. Every state is dependent on the federal government for survival right now. Even Montana needs federal $$$ now. | ||
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Wintermute
United States427 Posts
On March 22 2010 08:36 TanGeng wrote: [ What is this? Crying that the world is unfair? A post begging for sympathy? Justification for offloading some of your costs onto other individuals? Anyway you look at it, you're buying into the "vote yourself money" mentality and no different from the kleptocrats that run the system. In fact, the kleptocrats thrive on that kind of mentality because they can throw bread crumbs to the masses and take the most of the pie. If you want real compassion, if you want real morality, find it amongst your closest neighbors and friends. Politics isn't about "fairness" or "compassion" even if those ideas get invoked all the time. It's about dividing the spoils of war. Who said I want compassion? Who said I am trying to be morally superior to the kleptocrats? I just want the people without all of the wealth and power to get their true value from a system that wrings them dry to build the wealth of a small minority, then discards them and tells them it's their own fault. Whether it be fair or unfair, the reality is that for once in a long time, the trend of the wealthy few fleecing the majority has been reversed for a day. | ||
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wishbones
Canada2600 Posts
On March 22 2010 12:24 Jibba wrote: No, there is no national health care plan. That was called the public option. what? you mean it was on the table, and the "people" (ones who have jobs, and probably the richest of americans) said no.. wow.. how typical of snobs huh? fuckin greedy c***suckers | ||
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