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Nov 27, 2014 01:38:00   #
ldsuttonjr Loc: ShangriLa
 
Anigav6969 wrote:
I'm devastated


anigav6969: you should be...2016 will confirm your stupidity!

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Nov 27, 2014 01:39:40   #
ldsuttonjr Loc: ShangriLa
 
vernon wrote:
in other words screw the econmy and just give you all you can get.ssssselfish and greedy i think thats you guys favorite word.


vernon: The guy is a certified dickstick!

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Nov 27, 2014 03:17:33   #
stymie
 
nwtk2007 wrote:
The point of Obamacare? It was an attempt to get those who paid nothing into the health insurance system (thus not contributing to the health care of others) to pay in at least a bit; aka- the mandate.

So why did they tell us it was the compassion for the 30 million uninsured?

It was an attempt to get health insurance to those who could not get it because of pre-existing conditons.

So why did they exclude everyone on Medicare? Bet you did not know that Medicare is excluded from pre-existing conditions. Who needs it worse than the old folks?

It was an attempt to get insurance companies to put more into actual healthcare of their insureds and less into their pockets.

How's that working out?

It basically was an attempt at health insurance reform. Not healthcare reform. It is proof positive that we need a single payer system. The health insurance companies need to go away. There are philosophical arguments against it but point in fact, the health insurance companies are not really competing. Obamacare was supposed to produce more competition between health insurance companies as well. It is failing.

I totally agree!!!! That it's failing.

In reality it is health care itself that needs to be reformed. Ours costs more and gives less than many, many countries. Dispite all its positives here in the US, we simply pay too much for it and our meds. We are being ripped off. Add to that the sheer number of people in the US who die from medical mistakes, then you can see how the health care industry has gotten out of control. By their own estimates which range for a high to a low number, at the lowest estimates, deaths related to medical mistakes are the sixth leading cause of death in the US.

You are correct on this issue!!!

Sure we have some geniuses in the field and doctors and nurses are amazing. But too many are not.

The entire system is convoluted and their weaknesses are linked, mostly to greed.
The point of Obamacare? It was an attempt to get ... (show quote)


So in conclusion we have spent Billions of dollars insuring several million people, destroyed our health care system ( You can keep you Doctor and Insurance), increased the cost on everyone when you add in what is being paid by the Exchanges, put 20,000 pages of legislation into effect without reading it and to accomplish What? Name one thing it has accomplished that will be beneficial besides the government having total control over you and your life. I say beneficial since that was the intent from the beginning and that Sir " Was the Point"

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Nov 27, 2014 05:44:25   #
BigMike Loc: yerington nv
 
Ricko wrote:
KHH1-The only SHAMEFUL Suit in Washington,D.C. is the EMPTY one occupying the Oval Office. Good Luck America !!!


Ouch! Remind me to stay on your good side! :lol: :thumbup:

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Nov 27, 2014 06:24:03   #
Anigav6969
 
ldsuttonjr wrote:
anigav6969: you should be...2016 will confirm your stupidity!


We'll see...either way, I'll be fine....just like you're fine with Obama as president...the world hasn't ended

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Nov 27, 2014 06:25:18   #
Anigav6969
 
ldsuttonjr wrote:
vernon: The guy is a certified dickstick!


Lol...and you're a certified moron....I've never seen you make one point on this forum...Durp ! Lol....what an idiot

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Nov 27, 2014 07:20:14   #
VladimirPee
 
I bow to your experience on the issue. But I thought the wealthy people would continue to go to the salon to their last penny


Anigav6969 wrote:
On this subject....you have no idea what you're talking about...I'm not even going to bother getting into it...I've been in this industry for 20 years...you, understandably, like most friends of mine, just don't understand this industry...the distributors and manufacturers rely big time on the economy...especially high end product lines and salons...try to forget super cuts...all of us are doing so much better...thankfully

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Nov 27, 2014 07:57:53   #
BigMike Loc: yerington nv
 
Anigav6969 wrote:
We'll see...either way, I'll be fine....just like you're fine with Obama as president...the world hasn't ended


We're not all that far off, it you haven't noticed, and it's not fine. We're not fine. The nation isn't fine and the world isn't fine. The conceit of the young is the belief that what happened to previous generations couldn't possiblyhappen to them. They're too smart. Too civilized. Too sophisticated. So...every generation or two since the beginning of recorded history, the same tragic, bloody lessons have to be relearned. Fine indeed! A cavalier assertion considering the reality that:

We are trillions of dollars in debt, and the people who control currency and interest rates are the ones who put us into debt...encouraging American citizens to take on personal debt as well.

The world is even more in debt. QE in Japan, for instance, is something like 246% of the GDP. That's just one example. Like it or not, our economy is intertwined with the economies of dozens of other nations and if the first domino topples somewhere else, we're screwed too.

Kids are murdering each other in our schools and on the streets.

More people are on welfare than ever.

Our prisons are bulging with people...many who shouldn't be there.

The federal government is spying on everybody!

Federal agencies are arming themselves to the teeth...and not because they expect an invasion of terrorists.

Schools are graduating kids that are functionally illiterate.

Blue collar jobs that a person could support their family on are becoming a thing of the past.

Racial relations are worse than they were in the 60s and 70s.

We're being invaded by illegal immigrants.

The infrastructure is crumbling.

Nothing this president has done has improved any of the above, and nothing he does will because that is not his goal. Not that I blame him. If Americans were a bit less eager to abdicate personal sovereignty for reliance on the state, this would not be happening.

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Nov 27, 2014 09:51:40   #
Anigav6969
 
BigMike wrote:
We're not all that far off, it you haven't noticed, and it's not fine. We're not fine. The nation isn't fine and the world isn't fine. The conceit of the young is the belief that what happened to previous generations couldn't possiblyhappen to them. They're too smart. Too civilized. Too sophisticated. So...every generation or two since the beginning of recorded history, the same tragic, bloody lessons have to be relearned. Fine indeed! A cavalier assertion considering the reality that:

We are trillions of dollars in debt, and the people who control currency and interest rates are the ones who put us into debt...encouraging American citizens to take on personal debt as well.

The world is even more in debt. QE in Japan, for instance, is something like 246% of the GDP. That's just one example. Like it or not, our economy is intertwined with the economies of dozens of other nations and if the first domino topples somewhere else, we're screwed too.

Kids are murdering each other in our schools and on the streets.

More people are on welfare than ever.

Our prisons are bulging with people...many who shouldn't be there.

The federal government is spying on everybody!

Federal agencies are arming themselves to the teeth...and not because they expect an invasion of terrorists.

Schools are graduating kids that are functionally illiterate.

Blue collar jobs that a person could support their family on are becoming a thing of the past.

Racial relations are worse than they were in the 60s and 70s.

We're being invaded by illegal immigrants.

The infrastructure is crumbling.

Nothing this president has done has improved any of the above, and nothing he does will because that is not his goal. Not that I blame him. If Americans were a bit less eager to abdicate personal sovereignty for reliance on the state, this would not be happening.
We're not all that far off, it you haven't noticed... (show quote)


Actually, I agree with many things you list here...

The prisons, the spying.....I don't agree with much of your list and also the reasons behind some of them.

I was simply pointing out that many are doing much better today than 6 years ago...I was watching companies in my industry crumble....they are back...and strong....so is my company......we have a bunch of problems in this country....the source of them we may disagree on

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Nov 27, 2014 10:34:16   #
ldsuttonjr Loc: ShangriLa
 
stymie wrote:
So in conclusion we have spent Billions of dollars insuring several million people, destroyed our health care system ( You can keep you Doctor and Insurance), increased the cost on everyone when you add in what is being paid by the Exchanges, put 20,000 pages of legislation into effect without reading it and to accomplish What? Name one thing it has accomplished that will be beneficial besides the government having total control over you and your life. I say beneficial since that was the intent from the beginning and that Sir " Was the Point"
So in conclusion we have spent Billions of dollars... (show quote)


stymie: Until we address the biggest leach in heath care cost.....Tort!.... we will continue to piss into the wind!
Tort now feeds off every facet of our lives.... industry, product liability, monetary, research, transportation and energy...just to name a few. Tort actually drove many industries out of America for the said reasons above. Tort is a parasite that must be dealt with...we are by far the most legadious society on the face of the earth....I would be curious on the percentage of barristers in our Federal Government scheming on how to take our money? Tort reform hurts the pocketbooks of the plutocrats who control and rule our lives!

Do you know what is black & brown and looks good on a lawyer? ....A Doberman!...

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Nov 27, 2014 10:43:20   #
BigMike Loc: yerington nv
 
Anigav6969 wrote:
Actually, I agree with many things you list here...

The prisons, the spying.....I don't agree with much of your list and also the reasons behind some of them.

I was simply pointing out that many are doing much better today than 6 years ago...I was watching companies in my industry crumble....they are back...and strong....so is my company......we have a bunch of problems in this country....the source of them we may disagree on


I'm glad that your industry is doing better, but there are a lot of key industries that are dying along with the middle class, and just because you're doing OK is no reason to assume that things are getting better across the board. They aren't, and until we wrest control of our currency from central banking and get back to the point where the market sets interest rates, our predicament can only get worse. This, in my opinion, is the single greatest threat to American prosperity.

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Nov 27, 2014 12:22:08   #
Anigav6969
 
DennisDee wrote:
I bow to your experience on the issue. But I thought the wealthy people would continue to go to the salon to their last penny


Lol...that's probably true DD...but, we need the middle class and upper middle class...that's where we got killed....I know it sounds crazy to some ( definitely to most of my friends ) one small bottle of shampoo that I sell retails for at least $25.....and then there's the conditioner, which can go for like $30.....also what happens is more women start doing their color at home in a bad economy, which really hurts.....these women are crazy what they spend on their hair...god love em...I owe everything to them

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Nov 27, 2014 12:26:28   #
Anigav6969
 
BigMike wrote:
I'm glad that your industry is doing better, but there are a lot of key industries that are dying along with the middle class, and just because you're doing OK is no reason to assume that things are getting better across the board. They aren't, and until we wrest control of our currency from central banking and get back to the point where the market sets interest rates, our predicament can only get worse. This, in my opinion, is the single greatest threat to American prosperity.


I hear what you're saying...we can do much better.

It's not just my industry though....the delivery companies and truckers are extremely busy these days...there's many times that I have no idea who is going to deliver because they give the job to a second or third party...the drivers tell me they need more drivers for their company...it's great....I'm sure there are industries that are suffering though....are there anyone's in particular that you're referring to ? It seems most are doing better today then 6 or 7 years ago

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Nov 27, 2014 12:39:12   #
vernon
 
Anigav6969 wrote:
I don't believe that...I know with food stamps, the rate of " cheating the system" is very low....I personally know several people that needed it, used it, and gave it up when they got back on their feet....by the way they had to....unless, they were able to or wanted to hide their income.....granted there will always be cheats ...but for the most part, I have no problem in helping the needy


down here they sell cards to people going into the stores then go to the food bank and clean it out.they have used them on the casino boats to so i dont think its as low as you believe.

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Nov 27, 2014 12:45:10   #
Loki Loc: Georgia
 
vernon wrote:
down here they sell cards to people going into the stores then go to the food bank and clean it out.they have used them on the casino boats to so i dont think its as low as you believe.


In the space of a little more than a year, I had a heart attack, two heart surgeries, a shattered disc in my back, and two more surgeries from that. I got food stamps for almost a year while I was recovering, and doing therapy, etc. I voluntarily stopped when I was back on my feet again. There is a difference between this, and making a career out of it. Bear in mind I received a grand total of about $3300 in Food Stamps, which is considerably less than I paid in Income Tax most years.

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