Thank you, Daniel. You stated my views very well. What people fail to think about is how desperate the poor will become as this "recession" continues. There are NO jobs in my state, Ohio. My husband worked 3 months this year. What are we going to do when our COBRA runs out? Moving is not an option. We can't sell our house for what is owed on it at this point. People are stealing the catalytic converters off of cars right in owners driveways to cash in on the platinum. Homes are burgarlized. People are mugged. My husband's father is a judge and he had to put an elderly couple in jail for stealing food. It broke his heart. Coporations whittle down their workforce in order to increase their profit line, hospitals give pitiful care due to "downsizing." Something has to give! So don't believe in "redistribution." Why should the rich pay taxes instead of hiding their money in offshore accounts and utilizing shady loopholes? I'm glad I live in a shabby 600 sq. ft. cottage. At least I don't have to worry about being robbed!!!
signed, believer in the greater good of all Kelly On Dec 28 2009, 6:35 pm, Daniel <[email protected]> wrote: > You are totally right, the problem in America is a lack of education. > I have spent much time in Europe and Canada and believe me when I say > that not one of them wants to move to the US. > There education system is better, there health care is not only of > higher quality but also > less expensive, there medications are cheaper and are the same as > ours, > Not to mention it's FREE to all citizens. > As for this myth about a waiting list, I have been on a waiting list > in the united stated for every procedure I have ever had done. > These back door politicians are working for corporate interests and > not you. > One problem here is that around 50% of Americans are to ignorant to > make the right choice even though > there shooting them selves in the foot, its seems paranoia, prejudices > and unfounded bitterness control there behavior. > 50% of the seniors I meet complain when they think someone is getting > a handout, yet they run for the mailbox every month for there social > security check, notice the 1st word in the name of that check is > social. > When I here some one spout off against something like health care for > all Americans, I can only think of the terrible job we did educating > them. > As for Christianity, how can someone proclaim to be a Christian when > he/she is opposed to one of it's most profound > duties. > We are all our brothers keepers. > > signed > ex republican and now real Christian > Daniel > dx/cml 7/5/2001, bmt 4/15/2004 > > On Dec 27, 9:33 pm, kellyelise <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > Not if this site, amongst many, is any indication of the "American > > Mentality." The real kicker is they call themselves "Christians" and > > despise the poor. Yeah, yeah, I've heard all the BS about welfare > > recipients driving Escalades and eating steak. I've been poor my whole > > life until I became "middle class" and I'm still poor....HAH!! > > Kelly > > > On Dec 24, 7:39 am, Cindy <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Great job Dems. The healthcare bill passed. This is just the > > > "stepping stone" for what's to come. Now we need to talk about the > > > preexisting clause. Working in automotive here in Michigan is shaky, > > > so those with preexisting conditions have been worried for years. > > > Maybe America will eventually catch up with the "humane" nations > > > of the world. > > > Vyn > > > Sent from my iPhone- Hide quoted text - > > > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text -
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