And you'll be black, on welfare, and sucking up the free healthcare.
I pick muslim, no-one messes with them.
I pick muslim, no-one messes with them.
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Fuck Israel
Do I get to wear cool makeup like Robert Downey Jr.? If so? Win.Dilbert_X wrote:
And you'll be black, on welfare, and sucking up the free healthcare.
I pick muslim, no-one messes with them.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
You'll be able to wear whatever you can find in the dumpster like everyone else.
Maybe you could make a super-powered robot suit from old domestic appliances - it'll be the only thing your EE degree will be useful for in Meximerica.
Maybe you could make a super-powered robot suit from old domestic appliances - it'll be the only thing your EE degree will be useful for in Meximerica.
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Nah, I'll move to New Zealand and be a shepherd before it comes to thatDilbert_X wrote:
You'll be able to wear whatever you can find in the dumpster like everyone else.
Maybe you could make a super-powered robot suit from old domestic appliances - it'll be the only thing your EE degree will be useful for in Meximerica.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
Besides, we have these people that will outbreed everyone else in the world
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"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
Good thinking, they have free healthcare there.Nah, I'll move to New Zealand and be a shepherd before it comes to that
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Jim-Bob..... Arkansas..... Holy JebusBesides, we have these people that will outbreed everyone else in the world
Gotta love that childhood indoctrination.Jim Bob attended a dating seminar at his family’s church in Junior High. In the seminar, teenagers were encouraged to make two important commitments: first, that they wouldn’t date anyone who wasn’t a Christian, and second, that they wouldn’t date anyone who didn’t love Jesus as much as they did. Jim Bob made both of those commitments—and at the same time, began praying for the girl, then unknown, who would become his wife.
And so the vicious cycle continues.9:00PM is Bible time with Daddy. This is probably our favorite time of day. Daddy reads the Bible & we discuss the passage together. We talk about the day & bring out points of how to apply what we have learned. We enjoy making up skits & acting out examples of right responses & wrong responses. Often our little ones will fall asleep as Daddy begins Bible time, still they love to be with us at this special time. Bedtime falls around 10:00PM.
Droning while they're asleep, subliminal indoctrination - nice touch.
The US is doomed, get out now.
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you proved my former point, that americans are only intrested in themslves and are selfish.JohnG@lt wrote:
Shove it up your ass. You don't know dick about the people living in this country. You also don't know dick about American politics so mind your business.rammunition wrote:
Look, this shows once more what an individualistic society America has always been. They don't care about the poor and needy and they only think of themselves. They go don't think about the 40 million plus Americans who have no healthcare of any kind.lowing wrote:
excellent point Spark, yet another reason why our govt. shouldn't be in charge of my health. With such incompetency they are not proving themselves capable.
The sign of a truly civilised nation is when absolutely every single person (rich or poor) has access to healthcare. It may sound socialist, but healthcare is a fundamental right and socialism is perfectly justified this one time.
40 million people you say? 18 million of them are illegal immigrants. 12 million of them are people like me who are in good health, are young and choose not to be covered. 8 million are people that qualify for government aid and haven't filed the paperwork. So please, show me the massive amounts of people dying in our streets from lack of health care coverage.
Seriously, worry about your own people gaming the system and your thugs beating up old women in the streets. Worry about the fact that your country went from the most dominant in the world to a backwater island. Chew on that.
All I can say is look at France where the healthcare is excellent and provided by the state.
What sort of a country lets its poorest die because they cannot afford to pay for an operation?
not a civilised one I will say
Fool. The poor aren't dying in this country from lack of healthcare. If they are poor they are on Medicaid. You have no idea what you are talking about.rammunition wrote:
you proved my former point, that americans are only intrested in themslves and are selfish.JohnG@lt wrote:
Shove it up your ass. You don't know dick about the people living in this country. You also don't know dick about American politics so mind your business.rammunition wrote:
Look, this shows once more what an individualistic society America has always been. They don't care about the poor and needy and they only think of themselves. They go don't think about the 40 million plus Americans who have no healthcare of any kind.
The sign of a truly civilised nation is when absolutely every single person (rich or poor) has access to healthcare. It may sound socialist, but healthcare is a fundamental right and socialism is perfectly justified this one time.
40 million people you say? 18 million of them are illegal immigrants. 12 million of them are people like me who are in good health, are young and choose not to be covered. 8 million are people that qualify for government aid and haven't filed the paperwork. So please, show me the massive amounts of people dying in our streets from lack of health care coverage.
Seriously, worry about your own people gaming the system and your thugs beating up old women in the streets. Worry about the fact that your country went from the most dominant in the world to a backwater island. Chew on that.
All I can say is look at France where the healthcare is excellent and provided by the state.
What sort of a country lets its poorest die because they cannot afford to pay for an operation?
not a civilised one I will say
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
QuoteJohnG@lt wrote:
Fool. The poor aren't dying in this country from lack of healthcare. If they are poor they are on Medicaid. You have no idea what you are talking about.rammunition wrote:
you proved my former point, that americans are only intrested in themslves and are selfish.JohnG@lt wrote:
Shove it up your ass. You don't know dick about the people living in this country. You also don't know dick about American politics so mind your business.
40 million people you say? 18 million of them are illegal immigrants. 12 million of them are people like me who are in good health, are young and choose not to be covered. 8 million are people that qualify for government aid and haven't filed the paperwork. So please, show me the massive amounts of people dying in our streets from lack of health care coverage.
Seriously, worry about your own people gaming the system and your thugs beating up old women in the streets. Worry about the fact that your country went from the most dominant in the world to a backwater island. Chew on that.
All I can say is look at France where the healthcare is excellent and provided by the state.
What sort of a country lets its poorest die because they cannot afford to pay for an operation?
not a civilised one I will say
"It is estimated that approximately 60 percent of poor Americans are not covered by Medicaid."
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Cool, I can make up numbers too. 60 percent of all births in Derbyshire result in the child being dropped on his head.rammunition wrote:
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"It is estimated that approximately 60 percent of poor Americans are not covered by Medicaid."
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
The poor aren't dieing, it's the middle class that ends up taking one in the pocket if they need anything seriously done..
its one thing to be selfish but its another to deny and shun the suffering of your fellow compatriots. Thats a new lowJohnG@lt wrote:
Cool, I can make up numbers too. 60 percent of all births in Derbyshire result in the child being dropped on his head.rammunition wrote:
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"It is estimated that approximately 60 percent of poor Americans are not covered by Medicaid."
Back your opinion up with a source ramm, can't just drag numbers and opinions out of your magic hat ... you are currently heading for a severe nosedive ...
Wait behind the line ..............................................................
Maybe if we as a country stops Lawsuits against hospitals and doctors our healthcare could become affordable?
If they're poor there is a reason for it. If they were born stupid, help them out. If they were born lazy then they deserve nothing. All you socialist countries do is reward failure. Why? Because they make you feel guilty if you don't hand them a coin every time they stick their hand out? F that. If they want my dollar they can earn it.rammunition wrote:
its one thing to be selfish but its another to deny and shun the suffering of your fellow compatriots. Thats a new lowJohnG@lt wrote:
Cool, I can make up numbers too. 60 percent of all births in Derbyshire result in the child being dropped on his head.rammunition wrote:
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"It is estimated that approximately 60 percent of poor Americans are not covered by Medicaid."
Why do I have no sympathy? Because when I was in grade school I got made fun of by future welfare recipients on a daily basis because I was smart and worked hard in school. I was busy studying and they were busy throwing M&M's at each other. Same dumb kid now wonders why his life sucks and he's sucking wind trying to pay the bills. It's not like I had it any easier than them, my father was a drug addict and alcoholic. My mom raised me and my brother by herself on a post office salary. While my mom was doing the best she could those same kids who made fun of me for being smarter than them mocked my clothes because their drug dealing parents were willing to spend $100+ on a pair of sneakers because they didn't have to pay rent in government housing. My mom had a mortgage to pay. See where this is going? Call me selfish all you want but I've earned everything I have in my life. I'll be damned if I hand the fruits of my hard work to some slacker who couldn't be bothered to study hard, work hard or better him or herself. I'll be damned!
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
im not on about whether people can pay their mortgage, bills or whatever. Read this post from a individualJohnG@lt wrote:
If they're poor there is a reason for it. If they were born stupid, help them out. If they were born lazy then they deserve nothing. All you socialist countries do is reward failure. Why? Because they make you feel guilty if you don't hand them a coin every time they stick their hand out? F that. If they want my dollar they can earn it.rammunition wrote:
its one thing to be selfish but its another to deny and shun the suffering of your fellow compatriots. Thats a new lowJohnG@lt wrote:
Cool, I can make up numbers too. 60 percent of all births in Derbyshire result in the child being dropped on his head.
Why do I have no sympathy? Because when I was in grade school I got made fun of by future welfare recipients on a daily basis because I was smart and worked hard in school. I was busy studying and they were busy throwing M&M's at each other. Same dumb kid now wonders why his life sucks and he's sucking wind trying to pay the bills. It's not like I had it any easier than them, my father was a drug addict and alcoholic. My mom raised me and my brother by herself on a post office salary. While my mom was doing the best she could those same kids who made fun of me for being smarter than them mocked my clothes because their drug dealing parents were willing to spend $100+ on a pair of sneakers because they didn't have to pay rent in government housing. My mom had a mortgage to pay. See where this is going? Call me selfish all you want but I've earned everything I have in my life. I'll be damned if I hand the fruits of my hard work to some slacker who couldn't be bothered to study hard, work hard or better him or herself. I'll be damned!
"I bet those who are against it come from families in good health. My half-aunt in the USA was bankrupted through need of a kidney transplant. Trillions to spend on warfare and nothing for the well-being of all the citizens of the US. Shame on all those that oppose reforms out of sheer greed and self-interest. Pray you never find yourselves out of work, in need and at the mercy of the vultures known as insurance companies. I hope his speech will wake the social conscience of the US of A"
and another
"Being a currently unemployed 43 year old, having lost my health insurance when I lost my job, I really want to believe President Obama. But, since he's a politician (and politicians will do anything to get your vote/get legislation passed/save a kitten from a tree/etc) I am naturally skeptical of anything coming out of his mouth.
I have no health coverage or insurance. A broken arm would bankrupt me, never mind cancer!
Hope? Change we can believe in??
I desperately want it to be true..."
seems like people who threw m&m's??
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Oh no, the sob stories. Same people the Democrats drag out every time they want to win support based on feelings and guilt. They both should've had health insurance but I bet they had multiple cars and a big screen tv in the living room. No sympathy.rammunition wrote:
im not on about whether people can pay their mortgage, bills or whatever. Read this post from a individualJohnG@lt wrote:
If they're poor there is a reason for it. If they were born stupid, help them out. If they were born lazy then they deserve nothing. All you socialist countries do is reward failure. Why? Because they make you feel guilty if you don't hand them a coin every time they stick their hand out? F that. If they want my dollar they can earn it.rammunition wrote:
its one thing to be selfish but its another to deny and shun the suffering of your fellow compatriots. Thats a new low
Why do I have no sympathy? Because when I was in grade school I got made fun of by future welfare recipients on a daily basis because I was smart and worked hard in school. I was busy studying and they were busy throwing M&M's at each other. Same dumb kid now wonders why his life sucks and he's sucking wind trying to pay the bills. It's not like I had it any easier than them, my father was a drug addict and alcoholic. My mom raised me and my brother by herself on a post office salary. While my mom was doing the best she could those same kids who made fun of me for being smarter than them mocked my clothes because their drug dealing parents were willing to spend $100+ on a pair of sneakers because they didn't have to pay rent in government housing. My mom had a mortgage to pay. See where this is going? Call me selfish all you want but I've earned everything I have in my life. I'll be damned if I hand the fruits of my hard work to some slacker who couldn't be bothered to study hard, work hard or better him or herself. I'll be damned!
"I bet those who are against it come from families in good health. My half-aunt in the USA was bankrupted through need of a kidney transplant. Trillions to spend on warfare and nothing for the well-being of all the citizens of the US. Shame on all those that oppose reforms out of sheer greed and self-interest. Pray you never find yourselves out of work, in need and at the mercy of the vultures known as insurance companies. I hope his speech will wake the social conscience of the US of A"
and another
"Being a currently unemployed 43 year old, having lost my health insurance when I lost my job, I really want to believe President Obama. But, since he's a politician (and politicians will do anything to get your vote/get legislation passed/save a kitten from a tree/etc) I am naturally skeptical of anything coming out of his mouth.
I have no health coverage or insurance. A broken arm would bankrupt me, never mind cancer!
Hope? Change we can believe in??
I desperately want it to be true..."
seems like people who threw m&m's??
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
^^ Same guy who wants a larger police force.
you see the nicest cars in the ghetto
Me? When did I say that?cpt.fass1 wrote:
^^ Same guy who wants a larger police force.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
what do you know of their lifestyle?JohnG@lt wrote:
Oh no, the sob stories. Same people the Democrats drag out every time they want to win support based on feelings and guilt. They both should've had health insurance but I bet they had multiple cars and a big screen tv in the living room. No sympathy.rammunition wrote:
im not on about whether people can pay their mortgage, bills or whatever. Read this post from a individualJohnG@lt wrote:
If they're poor there is a reason for it. If they were born stupid, help them out. If they were born lazy then they deserve nothing. All you socialist countries do is reward failure. Why? Because they make you feel guilty if you don't hand them a coin every time they stick their hand out? F that. If they want my dollar they can earn it.
Why do I have no sympathy? Because when I was in grade school I got made fun of by future welfare recipients on a daily basis because I was smart and worked hard in school. I was busy studying and they were busy throwing M&M's at each other. Same dumb kid now wonders why his life sucks and he's sucking wind trying to pay the bills. It's not like I had it any easier than them, my father was a drug addict and alcoholic. My mom raised me and my brother by herself on a post office salary. While my mom was doing the best she could those same kids who made fun of me for being smarter than them mocked my clothes because their drug dealing parents were willing to spend $100+ on a pair of sneakers because they didn't have to pay rent in government housing. My mom had a mortgage to pay. See where this is going? Call me selfish all you want but I've earned everything I have in my life. I'll be damned if I hand the fruits of my hard work to some slacker who couldn't be bothered to study hard, work hard or better him or herself. I'll be damned!
"I bet those who are against it come from families in good health. My half-aunt in the USA was bankrupted through need of a kidney transplant. Trillions to spend on warfare and nothing for the well-being of all the citizens of the US. Shame on all those that oppose reforms out of sheer greed and self-interest. Pray you never find yourselves out of work, in need and at the mercy of the vultures known as insurance companies. I hope his speech will wake the social conscience of the US of A"
and another
"Being a currently unemployed 43 year old, having lost my health insurance when I lost my job, I really want to believe President Obama. But, since he's a politician (and politicians will do anything to get your vote/get legislation passed/save a kitten from a tree/etc) I am naturally skeptical of anything coming out of his mouth.
I have no health coverage or insurance. A broken arm would bankrupt me, never mind cancer!
Hope? Change we can believe in??
I desperately want it to be true..."
seems like people who threw m&m's??
your just jumping to assumptionsto meet your disturbing self interests.
Tell you what, i hope you lose your job tomorrow and go bankrupt, then break an arm or leg.
then he can go to the hospital and get treated....rammunition wrote:
then break an arm or leg.
we'll seeRed Forman wrote:
then he can go to the hospital and get treated....rammunition wrote:
then break an arm or leg.
What do YOU know of their lifestyle?rammunition wrote:
what do you know of their lifestyle?
your just jumping to assumptionsto meet your disturbing self interests.
Tell you what, i hope you lose your job tomorrow and go bankrupt, then break an arm or leg.
You're jumping to assumptions that they somehow couldn't afford health coverage. You're an idiot. Stop using your feelings as your guide and start using your brain.
Now you're wishing harm on me because you don't agree with me? That's classy. If I break and arm or a leg tomorrow I'll be fine. Thanks. Stop believing everything you read in the news because 99% of the news coming out of this country is politically charged drivel.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat