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Infrastructure Repairs Before Health Care...

alatide

New Member
I've said this before and I'll say it again. When you fill out your tax return, there is a space to add whatever amount you want. Please feel free to send in as much as you want. I applaud you for it.
However, if you think that I support taking money forcefully from people to achieve your agenda, come and try to take it.

Show that you're serious. refuse to pay taxes or obey any laws set up by the federal government. Don't accept any aid from them like Medicare or Social Security. I'll applaud that because you'll make it more likely for me to collect.
 

rbell

Active Member
Show that you're serious. refuse to pay taxes or obey any laws set up by the federal government. Don't accept any aid from them like Medicare or Social Security. I'll applaud that because you'll make it more likely for me to collect.

I thought if you were really spiritual, you wouldn't collect it...so the poor people would get it?

Now you're confusing us.
 

HankD

Well-Known Member
Site Supporter
I would call this roads before heart operations. I just can't understand your priorities. Of course, you probably have health insurance and want that pot hole fixed in front of your house. The poor guy who just lost his job and his house and has a heart attack can just die for all you care. Right?
Actually, if millions were put back to work repairing our dangerous infra-stucture situations, those millions doing the work would be able to afford health insurance. Not to mention those lives which were saved by said repairs.

HankD
 

Nonsequitur

New Member
Show that you're serious. refuse to pay taxes or obey any laws set up by the federal government. Don't accept any aid from them like Medicare or Social Security. I'll applaud that because you'll make it more likely for me to collect.

I was really confused by your reply. Then I realized that you don't have the brains of a school of cod.
WHERE did I say NOT to pay taxes? This was where I was confused until I realized you have no reading comprehension.
S.S.? Ha!
Older people like me will suck it all out. You ain't getting cod guts.:tongue3:
 

HankD

Well-Known Member
Site Supporter
I would call this roads before heart operations. I just can't understand your priorities. Of course, you probably have health insurance and want that pot hole fixed in front of your house. The poor guy who just lost his job and his house and has a heart attack can just die for all you care. Right?
alatide, there is another issue with this assumption that the Health Care Bill though it may allow all to be treated would treat all with equity.

We really don't know just who would be eligible for the best heart treatment if the Health Care Bill actually passes.

Version 5 is now being thrashed out (maybe v. 6.0 by now).

It is possible, maybe even likely, that the rate of death due to cardio-vascular disease will increase after the bill is enacted because, in fact, certain demograhics will make a preference over those who have a higher "social investment value" a "greater chance of treatment success" and therefore a higher Return On Investment (ROI).

These are all concepts of the various advisors to whom our president listens. He himself said that hard decisions would have to be made.

We want to be allowed to see and read the final bill to discern to what extent this advice is being taken.

Our elite leaders have decided on one hand that we could not understand the bill.

Now we are being told that we will not be allowed to see the final version of the Bill before it is voted upon because it would take too long to put it on-line.

So, the time cannot be taken for us to be able to see a bill which will deeply affect all Americans and their generations to come and our way of life into perpetuity until after it passes?

What happened to "we the people"?

What happened to the government "of the people, by the people, for the people"?


HankD
 
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righteousdude2

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Site Supporter
Now Ain't That the Kettle....

I was really confused by your reply. Then I realized that you don't have the brains of a school of cod.
WHERE did I say NOT to pay taxes? This was where I was confused until I realized you have no reading comprehension.
S.S.? Ha!
Older people like me will suck it all out. You ain't getting cod guts.:tongue3:

Calling the kettle "black?" Again, you need serious help. Leave your home post haste [immediately] and report to your local Urgent Care. Help is free for the indigent:laugh:.
 

targus

New Member
No. If you're a Christian you'll try to help the poor.

That is his point - if you are a Christian that practices what he preaches you would not collect social security but rather leave the money for those in more need of it than yourself.

Isn't that your plan?
 

just-want-peace

Well-Known Member
Site Supporter
That is his point - if you are a Christian that practices what he preaches you would not collect social security but rather leave the money for those in more need of it than yourself.

Isn't that your plan?

Ah, the expectation of steadily observing the sky to see, and listening for the "OINKS", of porcine aviators!!!

Will my patience be rewarded???:sleep:

Am I in for disappointment???:tear:
 

rbell

Active Member
alatidefreedomJustChristianetcetera said:
No. If you're a Christian you'll try to help the poor.

Thanks for the insight. I called my church and told them I was giving my tithe to Washington because that's the only way alatide said I could "be a Christian." :rolleyes:

When you question Christianity is questioned based on their view of government healthcare...that's when I can be sure you have flipped your ever-lovin' lid.

That is his point - if you are a Christian that practices what he preaches you would not collect social security but rather leave the money for those in more need of it than yourself.

Isn't that your plan?

Thank you. I'm glad someone is bright enough to see the obvious.
 

alatide

New Member
Thanks for the insight. I called my church and told them I was giving my tithe to Washington because that's the only way alatide said I could "be a Christian." :rolleyes:

When you question Christianity is questioned based on their view of government healthcare...that's when I can be sure you have flipped your ever-lovin' lid.



Thank you. I'm glad someone is bright enough to see the obvious.

There will come A DAY when this won't seem very funny to you.
 

LeBuick

New Member
I can still hear the words of Obama telling millions of screaming supporters that when he gets into the WH, he will put millions of Americans back to work making the much needed repairs to our failing infrastructures all over this nation. And I can still remember how I felt if he did this, if he truly made this a priority in his early days of the presidency, I could support the man.

RD... RD... Now that would have been the day.

However, 10 months after his innaugeration, he has somehow gotten off track to fix this nations once super infrastructure. We need a POTUS who can get his priorities in a row, which means spending all his waking-days, time, energy, and money on immediately repairing the Crumbling highways, roads, bridges, underground pipes and sewers, and over taxed electrical energy conduits.

I disagree, the plan to fix the roads and bridges and to put America back to work doing the work American needs done is in motion and doesn't need the POTUS micro managing the progress. We are no longer loosing 700K jobs per month and we all know how long it takes bureaucracy to get a dollar to actually produce work.

An immediate bill to fund the rebuilding of our crumbling infrastructure would be like the old adage: "Give me a fish, I eat today; Teach me to fish, and I eat for the rest of my life!" Our elected officials are missing the boat on this one, and I don't believe that Americans would be upset and angered over spending trillions to rebuild our infrastructure.

The GOP didn't want to spend a nickel to rebuild America. In fact, you are one of the ones who said it was a dumb idea that would never work. Now you're complaining that it's taking too long to implement? Are you still suggesting a tax cut would have put America back to work faster?
 
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