View Full Version : Obamacare by DRINKING WITH BOB!!
A1000YrdStare03
06-29-2012, 17:46
Well, prepare to pay more taxes!!! This is apparently the solution for every problem. Tax, tax, tax!!!:mad: :censored:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRpRl1MWXoQ&list=FLoSI_ivBHVDLvUCqjcc5S5w&feature=mh_lolz
The sad thing is, the press just labels this ObamaCare, even those most of it, is not his original proposed PPACA (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patient_Protection_and_Affordable_Care_Act).
In its current iteration, its more like CongressCare, or MitRomeyCare, based on the outline of the Massachusetts heath care reform of 2006. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massachusetts_health_care_reform) Which that doofus, completely forgets passing.. :doh:
I hate politics..
Really, IMO what we need, is Congress to re-institute the regulations as prior to the Reagan presidency, and we would have more Unions, lower insurance cost, and lower medical costs, but since the government is so in the pocket of big business, thats not gonna happen, and the super rich will continue to get rich, and the low to middle class will continue to lose their ass, and in the next 20 years, I would not be surprised if the country has a civil war again.. Just like the greeks, romans, germans, British, US,... etc. etc..
If history has taught us anything, its only a matter of time.. Oppressing the population of a country to further your personal agenda, is typically something government should see as a bad idea..
I hate to say it, but what we need is another Bill Clinton.. The man may of been an ass-grabbing playa, but he knew how to take care of the country, and IMO, was the best president this country had.
Clinton presided over the longest period of peacetime economic expansion in American history. The Congressional Budget Office reported budget surpluses of $69 billion in 1998, $126 billion in 1999, and $236 billion in 2000, during the last three years of Clinton's presidency. Clinton left office with the highest end-of-office approval rating of any U.S. president since World War II.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Clinton
toby2533
07-01-2012, 09:11
You said that right smoke, this bill is what Reagen and Bush senior wanted, I can't remember in the village idiot wanted it, but the indivual mandate has been something the R wanted for years before the party was high jacketed by the big companies using the Far right of the party to take over. there are 15 to 20 million that make good money but don't buy health care, now once they get really sick they end up on medicaid and we pay with out them ever paying in. Let me tell you a 20 to 30 prevention of HTN with drugs and life style changes (since they health care and go to the doctor) is well under the cost of a grade 1 stroke. The best part of this bill i like is no more pre-existing condition and my kid can stay on my insurance until they are 26 if they end up getting an advanced degree.
A1000YrdStare03
07-01-2012, 10:58
You said that right smoke, this bill is what Reagen and Bush senior wanted, I can't remember in the village idiot wanted it, but the indivual mandate has been something the R wanted for years before the party was high jacketed by the big companies using the Far right of the party to take over. there are 15 to 20 million that make good money but don't buy health care, now once they get really sick they end up on medicaid and we pay with out them ever paying in. Let me tell you a 20 to 30 prevention of HTN with drugs and life style changes (since they health care and go to the doctor) is well under the cost of a grade 1 stroke. The best part of this bill i like is no more pre-existing condition and my kid can stay on my insurance until they are 26 if they end up getting an advanced degree.
Yeah, there are a few good thing in this bill, but the bad far out way the good in this one. Basically if you are a middle class American who does everything legit, and by the book, you get fucked on this. Smoke is right this country is run by big business and the media is part of that big business now too. This country is definitely in need of a revolution.
toby2533
07-01-2012, 11:03
If you ask me, now that companies can bank role an election we are screwed, they will reduce the unions and slowly take back to the early 1900 when you had the rich and everyone else just trying to get by. This make big business happy, they will have a captive employe who can't job hunt do to insurance and they will over work everyone. one of the biggest problems is the 24 hr new networks, now with the internet i hope they all go away. They spin each story based on what side your on, hell most people have not even read the short version of this health care bill.
jxspyder
07-01-2012, 17:05
If you ask me, now that companies can bank role an election we are screwed, they will reduce the unions and slowly take back to the early 1900 when you had the rich and everyone else just trying to get by. This make big business happy, they will have a captive employe who can't job hunt do to insurance and they will over work everyone. one of the biggest problems is the 24 hr new networks, now with the internet i hope they all go away. They spin each story based on what side your on, hell most people have not even read the short version of this health care bill.
Too bad the unions tend to be just as corrupt and full of shit as big business is.
This bill is going to be hell on small businesses. Good thing it's looking like Washington is going to ignore it.
Unions drive standardization and equality for everyone. Not just members of the unions. That's not saying their isn't corruption, however, their evil is less then governments. I think the problem with most people these days is they seem to think we need to live in this unrealistic utopia.. I'd be happy if they can just get 1 or 2 fucking things right, instead of nothing at all.
The problem with most Americans, is they are 1 issue voters, and go vote for issues they don't know a god damned thing about, and then turn around and complain about how shitty the country is, even though, they are the guilty fuckers that voted the shitty policy in.. :frusty:
Too bad the unions tend to be just as corrupt and full of shit as big business is.
This bill is going to be hell on small businesses. Good thing it's looking like Washington is going to ignore it.
A1000YrdStare03
07-01-2012, 17:37
Unions drive standardization and equality for everyone. Not just members of the unions. That's not saying their isn't corruption, however, their evil is less then governments. I think the problem with most people these days is they seem to think we need to live in this unrealistic utopia.. I'd be happy if they can just get 1 or 2 fucking things right, instead of nothing at all.
The problem with most Americans, is they are 1 issue voters, and go vote for issues they don't know a god damned thing about, and then turn around and complain about how shitty the country is, even though, they are the guilty fuckers that voted the shitty policy in.. :frusty:
That is true!! I forgot what state is was that never removed a candidate from the ballet after he passed away, and fucking won the election. People vote on political party, or 1 issue and know nothing about the candidates they vote for. In NY the police still supervise the election pole locations, and when I'm assigned this I like to ask people who they picked for Assemblymen, or something like that. The response is alway, "whoever the democratic candidate was". They don't even know the name of the candidate. It could be a fucking circus monkey running for office, and as long as its in the dem column they get the vote. In my opinion, they should remove the parties from the ballet. Make people do some research on all who are running. But that will never happen.
jxspyder
07-01-2012, 18:14
Unions drive standardization and equality for everyone. Not just members of the unions. That's not saying their isn't corruption, however, their evil is less then governments. I think the problem with most people these days is they seem to think we need to live in this unrealistic utopia.. I'd be happy if they can just get 1 or 2 fucking things right, instead of nothing at all.
The problem with most Americans, is they are 1 issue voters, and go vote for issues they don't know a god damned thing about, and then turn around and complain about how shitty the country is, even though, they are the guilty fuckers that voted the shitty policy in.. :frusty:
Unions used to do that. They don't anymore. At least, not in my experience. They're just as bad as government.
And I agree completely about the majority of voters.
Sent from the muddy banks of the Wishkah
Probably cause they've gotten their balls squashed by government.., lol:apanda:
Unions used to do that. They don't anymore. At least, not in my experience. They're just as bad as government.
And I agree completely about the majority of voters.
Sent from the muddy banks of the Wishkah
jxspyder
07-02-2012, 16:11
Probably cause they've gotten their balls squashed by government.., lol:apanda:
Or they just naturally became corrupted.
Rickety Rob
07-03-2012, 05:44
I hate getting into politics but I have to agree with what the individual said in the video. I'm def not a fan of the Obamacare that is about to be put into place.
iamthesgt
07-03-2012, 10:09
Unions used to do that. They don't anymore. At least, not in my experience. They're just as bad as government.
And I agree completely about the majority of voters.
Sent from the muddy banks of the Wishkah
Unions are evil, businesses are evil, people are evil, but government is the worst. Unfortunately, it's necessary so that's why it needs to be small. Also unfortunately, most of the country has had its head up their asses for the last 100 years and screwed us over.
KaNtSt0PMeH
07-03-2012, 10:11
RP2K16 'nuff said
iamthesgt
07-03-2012, 10:17
RP2K16 'nuff said
No way...he'll be 80. If he runs, which I doubt, he'll likely get less support because people will be afraid he'll just keel over. Unfortunately,
He's the hero [we] need, but not the hero [we] deserve...a silent guardian, a watchful protector, a Dark Knight!
Well, maybe not, but I had to throw that in there.
River_Rat_459
07-03-2012, 17:24
http://brainsyndicate.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/bill-clinton-miss-me-yet.jpg
A1000YrdStare03
07-03-2012, 20:31
No way...he'll be 80. If he runs, which I doubt, he'll likely get less support because people will be afraid he'll just keel over. Unfortunately,
Well, maybe not, but I had to throw that in there.
A dead RP might be a better choice than what we got running now. Just saying, it wouldn't be the fist time a dead guy wins an election!!
http://archives.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/stories/11/07/senate.missouri/
Rickety Rob
07-05-2012, 08:26
http://brainsyndicate.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/bill-clinton-miss-me-yet.jpg
Ahahahaha! LMFAO!
iamthesgt
07-05-2012, 09:05
A dead RP might be a better choice than what we got running now. Just saying, it wouldn't be the fist time a dead guy wins an election!!
http://archives.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/stories/11/07/senate.missouri/
That's awesome! And yeah, I consider a do-nothing government to be a supreme compliment in these times, with all the B.S. legistlation that too often gets pushed through.
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