alex
Loc: michigan now imperial beach californa
lone_ghost wrote:
The affordable care act (yeah right) or Obummercare does have some very good aspects that unfortunately are so interwoven with utter nonsense that they are meaningless. The worst thing about Obummercare in my opinion is that what it really is, is an unsustainable train wreck that will be anything but good for our economy (oh yeah it's also UNCONSTITUTIONAL). The government can not exclude it's self from what is enacted (or mandatory) for the general population for it denotes a separation from each with the government considered "nobility" in that exemption.
The affordable care act (yeah right) or Obummercar... (
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not to mention that all money bills must originate in the house this pos originated in the senate
dville wrote:
One could only wonder if health care were a right instead of a for profit system. It almost seems unconstitutional since we have prolife.
We find it is so immoral to have a******n to deny life to the fetus but no problem denying them healthcare after they're born.
Is it right to put the burden on the infant?
I don't have the answer to this daunting issue and it seems I am a member of a large group that doesn't either.
So we have a government that deals with...do we go for the moral position and make sure no one is evicted from their homes because they can't pay their bills or do we go for the profit position and the hell with morality?
Politically we condemn Affordable Healthcare but I have yet to see an option that is better for the country and not for the pocketbook.
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You seem to be skipping around the root of the problem, why are you having kids if you cant take care of them? This is what will bankrupt the country, has nothing to do with leaving some body out in the cold, its called common sense and decency, I know its mean, but its life. Do you expect me to pay for someones kid that they cant pay for? The bleeding heart BS, just enables delinquent behavior.
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