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Originally posted by XyZeR
It seems that most Americans....
Still don't have a clue what "socialism" is, FYI you all live in a society, so you're all socialists in a way ....you pay taxes, and you get services back, that's how it works. Don't like it, go live as a hermit in the woods....
Demonising socialism like it has been done in the states since the cold war era has only one effect: it makes you look incredibly dumb to the rest of the world. It makes you republicans look like a bunch of childish sore loosers.
Makes you wonder where were all these people when GWBush rammed the Partiot act trough America's throat....?
Take it from someone who has had the benefit of goverment healthcare for over 34 years in Belgium: it's a good thing.
Being forced to pay a tax if we don't buy their insurance sounds like extortion and slavery to me;
does buying medical care vs getting taxed sound like a free world to you?
I dont care about what your vision for the future is;
all i see to total collapse;
Originally posted by DjSharperimage
Originally posted by XyZeR
It seems that most Americans....
Still don't have a clue what "socialism" is, FYI you all live in a society, so you're all socialists in a way ....you pay taxes, and you get services back, that's how it works. Don't like it, go live as a hermit in the woods....
Demonising socialism like it has been done in the states since the cold war era has only one effect: it makes you look incredibly dumb to the rest of the world. It makes you republicans look like a bunch of childish sore loosers.
Makes you wonder where were all these people when GWBush rammed the Partiot act trough America's throat....?
Take it from someone who has had the benefit of goverment healthcare for over 34 years in Belgium: it's a good thing.
Being forced to pay a tax if we don't buy their insurance sounds like extortion and slavery to me;
does buying medical care vs getting taxed sound like a free world to you?
I dont care about what your vision for the future is;
all i see to total collapse;
[edit on 24-3-2010 by DjSharperimage]
[edit on 24-3-2010 by DjSharperimage]
Originally posted by girlsdayltm
reply to post by DjSharperimage
just watch the video....in it are 2 Americans, sitting in America talking about american things
How dare you pass a law which many Americans are against completely and wholeheartedly, Mr. President and Congress, you collusive, scheming, and corrupt people.
Originally posted by DjSharperimage
Being forced to pay a tax if we don't buy their insurance sounds like extortion and slavery to me;
does buying medical care vs getting taxed sound like a free world to you?
I dont care about what your vision for the future is;
all i see to total collapse;
Originally posted by atlguy
Yes - "How DARE you, Mr. President" and congress, pass a law that 50% of American's are in favor of - especially when 40% of Americans are against it.
/rolleyes
Bite down, armchair patriots, teabaggers, and neocons - this will hurt, but it's for the best.
Originally posted by Bicent76
reply to post by 12.13.2012
This is going to be a mess. Wonder what their going to do next to make America, a better place to live. Holy $h$%.
Originally posted by HappilyEverAfter
Page 50 Section 152 in HC bill: HealthCare will be provided to ALL non-US citizens, illegal or otherwise.
Originally posted by HappilyEverAfter
Page 170 Lines 1-3 HealthCare Bill: Any NONRESIDENT Alien is exempt from individual taxes.
So they could pass a bill saying that I have to buy a house, how big it must be and pay a fine if I don't?
Originally posted by atlguy
Sorry O.P., but the government has the power to compel you to buy things.
The last three words of the Amendment say or the people. Which pretty much demolishes the idea that the states would have special powers over the people.
And the 14th Amendment guarantees equal protection under the law.
The argument for denying access to national health care based on the Tenth is the same as asserting a state’s right to allow slavery.
[edit on 24-3-2010 by atlguy]