playmaker88
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thats probably one of these IC "trill niggas"Swiffness!;379419 said:
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matt-;379322 said:on another note
"ASSASSINATION! America, we survived the Assassinations and Lincoln & Kennedy. We'll surely get over a bullet to Barrack Obama's head," wrote one Twitter user, who goes by the handle Solly Forell, and identifies himself as a conservative blogger and "'authentic' African American."
smh and lol @ authentic african american
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Focal Point
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busayo;380074 said:
yeah and that's what's up, welcome back yo *daps*
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duckmanpig
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did homeboy say he would spit on his own seed?
But Let's be serious, Repubs only opposed this bill cuz of the epicness (is that a word?) of the bill. Democratic Presidents have been tryna pass this for decades, and they'd be damned if they let this president, let alone a black president, pass a bill of this historical magnitude. The deficit my ass.
and lol @ beck sayin he was gonna leave the country if it passes, but then recinds the day before the vote
But Let's be serious, Repubs only opposed this bill cuz of the epicness (is that a word?) of the bill. Democratic Presidents have been tryna pass this for decades, and they'd be damned if they let this president, let alone a black president, pass a bill of this historical magnitude. The deficit my ass.
and lol @ beck sayin he was gonna leave the country if it passes, but then recinds the day before the vote
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Heres some good info for all the teabaggers trolling the site:
http://niagara-gazette.com/opinion/x241692791/EDITORIAL-On-par-health-care-bill-a-win-for-nation
The best news of all: 30 million Americans presently on the outside looking in will be able to buy health insurance at affordable rates and be treated by doctors at an office rather than the emergency room. This is the standard of all the world’s prosperous nations, and for far too long we have failed to meet this moral obligation.
Yes, this bill represents a massive amount of new spending at a time when the federal debt is becoming entirely unmanageable. There are two relevant points worth considering in response to this fair criticism: The first being that the Congressional Budget Office, the nonpartisan best-guesser of how legislation will work out, says this bill will shave $1.3 trillion from the federal deficit over the next 10 years by controlling Medicaid costs.
And while opponents claim that this bill saddles future generations with out-of-control spending, what would the cost have been to instead saddle them with a health care system, the cost of which continued to grow at exponential rates?
For all of the questions rightly and wrongly asked about this landmark legislation, here’s one that should have gotten far more attention: Yes, it’s a lot of money. But if it ensures the financial security and physical well-being of our citizenry, isn’t it money well spent?
http://niagara-gazette.com/opinion/x241692791/EDITORIAL-On-par-health-care-bill-a-win-for-nation
The best news of all: 30 million Americans presently on the outside looking in will be able to buy health insurance at affordable rates and be treated by doctors at an office rather than the emergency room. This is the standard of all the world’s prosperous nations, and for far too long we have failed to meet this moral obligation.
Yes, this bill represents a massive amount of new spending at a time when the federal debt is becoming entirely unmanageable. There are two relevant points worth considering in response to this fair criticism: The first being that the Congressional Budget Office, the nonpartisan best-guesser of how legislation will work out, says this bill will shave $1.3 trillion from the federal deficit over the next 10 years by controlling Medicaid costs.
And while opponents claim that this bill saddles future generations with out-of-control spending, what would the cost have been to instead saddle them with a health care system, the cost of which continued to grow at exponential rates?
For all of the questions rightly and wrongly asked about this landmark legislation, here’s one that should have gotten far more attention: Yes, it’s a lot of money. But if it ensures the financial security and physical well-being of our citizenry, isn’t it money well spent?
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Niccolò Rossi
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After thinking over the situation, I consider this result to hurt all parties involved. The passage will give a short-term defeat to the Teabaggers (whose rhetoric has turned downright fascistic over the past few weeks) and the Republicans. Moreover, I think the right-wing of the Republicans are fast isolating themselves from the rest of the political spectrum, while gaining more clout in the Republican party. This should reduce the appeal of the Republicans in the eyes of many.
At the same time, Obama and the Democrats are in danger of exposing their hand, as this "reform" makes things worse for workers in many ways (mandating the purchase of the same worthless insurance that doesn't equal care, weak price controls, etc.). Many Americans have been frustrated with what Obama hasn't done, but more powerful is anger at what has been done. Workers aren't going to look fondly upon terrible, pro-corporate legislation just because the Democrats are throwing confetti and popping the champagne. In fact, capitalist hypocrisy and arrogance will be further underlined by this whole charade.
Both sides of reaction, in my opinion, screwed themselves here.
At the same time, Obama and the Democrats are in danger of exposing their hand, as this "reform" makes things worse for workers in many ways (mandating the purchase of the same worthless insurance that doesn't equal care, weak price controls, etc.). Many Americans have been frustrated with what Obama hasn't done, but more powerful is anger at what has been done. Workers aren't going to look fondly upon terrible, pro-corporate legislation just because the Democrats are throwing confetti and popping the champagne. In fact, capitalist hypocrisy and arrogance will be further underlined by this whole charade.
Both sides of reaction, in my opinion, screwed themselves here.
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Focal Point
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busayo;381577 said:
doing pretty good, trying to figure out how to make big money fast and last to get out this race, because things are looking very unstable for the next decade... can't decide if things are going right or left or up or down
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tupacfan35
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Fuck this bill, the death of america is here.
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tupacfan35
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tbirdandkoolaid;373517 said:
Co-Sign.
Except reagan was right about this.
[video=youtube;fRdLpem-AAs]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRdLpem-AAs[/video]
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playmaker88
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Funky Dr;385075 said:
Dont forget StarWars and Just Say No.. lol
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ThaChozenWun
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playmaker88;385107 said:
And the man who made it a criminal offense for people accused of using an illegal narcotic, instead of paying for rehabilitation becuase of the expenses of the health care to do that.
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mephistopheles
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Ounceman;385551 said:
Don't forget the support of apartheid in SA.
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kingblaze84
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mephistopheles;386580 said:
AH, I was just going to say that. Fuck Ronald Reagan!!!!!!!!!!!
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