Smoke
Done here.
Stating propaganda as a fact is only effective when people don't know the facts.
Sorry, but I don't know who that is. Try to make your insults less obscure.
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What Makes People Vote Republican?
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Smoke
Done here.
Alan Grayson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Oh, I remember him now. Seems like a pretty good guy, for a Congressman.
Joe_Stocks
Back from the Dead
Hi Smoke,
We are now denying reality. Canada's government doesn't withhold new life-saving and sustaining drugs from being covered by the government. Sticking your head in the sand won't solve anything.
He is a rather colorful Florida congressman who you've been channeling with your moral indignation. Not an insult, rather an observation.
We are now denying reality. Canada's government doesn't withhold new life-saving and sustaining drugs from being covered by the government. Sticking your head in the sand won't solve anything.
He is a rather colorful Florida congressman who you've been channeling with your moral indignation. Not an insult, rather an observation.
For profit and fee market are two separate things, Joe. Is there any particular reason why you are conflating them?
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Sure, Joe. Whatever it is, it's not a structural problem of socialized medicine.
Smoke
Done here.
Moral indignation is not an untoward response to your ideas, but in all honesty I'd have to say I'm more contemptuous than indignant. I've been hearing this same kind of **** for decades. Indignation wears off after a while; contempt is forever.
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
Aren't we already serfs to Big Business? We are in debt to banks, live on land and in houses essentially owned by banks, and work at jobs that mostly support the Big Businesses.
You have just given a pretty fair definition of liberals. A few alterations, though:
Liberals believe in freedom of speech (provided you speak only what they want to hear)
Liberals believe in open expression, and are open to new ideas (provided said expression and ideas match their world view)
Liberals love to engage in the arena of ideas (provided said ideas line up with their own. If they do not, then the deliverer of said different ideas must be silenced at any cost)
Liberals are all for freedom and individuality (provided said freedom and individuality falls within preset guidelines)
Point is that there is room for critism on both sides.
McBell
Unbound
It was pointless the second Jo Stocks entered the thread.
I am guessing that Smoke and Sunstone are bored.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
We pretty much are serfs. Just change the terms lords and nobles to banks and corporations, and it's very close to being the same. Our government takes taxes like kings used to; we pay property taxes on the land we own, similar to how a lord would take crop and money from peasants who lived on their land; and at the end of the day, not too many people who are at the top of the hierarchy really care that much about what happens to those below them.
LOL, I would say it is next to impossible. :sorry1:
The man has contempt for the status quo. His opinions are equally biased as mine are. :yes:
I could argue that the democratic party implies that they are for the little guy but time after time while they are in office they fail miserably at accomplishing anything tangible yet the little guy keeps voting democratic.
I am still trying to understand why this thread was hijacked and has become another health care debate?
Somehow, I think you arrive at your misguided opinions more honestly than the other guy, Rick.