WillyTex wrote: > >>> Are you thinking that on a government >>> insurance plan, they won't be telling >>> you what you can eat or not? >>> >>> > Bharirtu: > >> No one tells me what to do. Not even >> the government... >> >> > Yeah, I'd like to see the letter you send > to the IRS telling them you're not going > to pay anymore U.S. income tax. Please > send me a copy of the letter from your > jail cell.
They've paid me the last few years. :-D > > > Good luck. > > <snip> > > >>> We need less government regulation, >>> not more! >>> >>> >> What if the majority revolts. >> >> > You don't even attend tea party protests, > Barry, get real! You probably don't even > own a gun for self-protection, so how are > you going to revolt - by not paying for > health care insurance? > So you're a tea partier? Figures you seem to have the Willies all the time. > The fact is, over half of Americans are > opposed to the health care reform bill. > > If they see their insurance premiums > increase, or if there are big changes in > their group plan, they will probably vote > Republican or independent in the next > election. > The health reform bill is a Republican bill. Independent is fine. Bernie Sanders is a good example. > It is going to be a difficult election > year for some Democrats. Over thirty Dems > voted 'no' on the Health Care Insurance > Reform Bill, so they will probably be > re-elected. > > The Republicans don't love you either, Comrade Willy. You're just one of their "useful idiots." > But, the others maybe not - they are > going to have to hard 'sell' the bill to > the voters when they get back home. > > Good luck with that! > > Seniors don't like their Medicare cut > back, and most people don't like > increased taxes. Many young people don't > want to have to pay for the health care > of older people, so they are going to > resent additional payroll deductions. > > My plan makes sense, you're does not. > > Your plan is to conspire to revolt > against the U.S. Government, with a > show of arms, to what, change the U.S. > Constitution? > > My plan is to increase jobs for everyone, > paying good money, so that people can > pay for their own health care and their > insurance; reduce government spending, > so we can reduce the deficit and taxes; > and bring down the high cost of health > care by doctors and hospitals and drug > companies. > Jobs doing what, o' brilliant one? You still haven't answered that question yet. > Ron Paul thinks it is not a good idea > to have the federal government running > the U.S. health care system. Ron Paul > wants to reduce the size of government > and stick to the U.S. Constitution. > > Paul thinks it is illegal for the > government to take your money without > your consent, and give it to others. > > Paul thinks it's not fair for you to > have to pay for the same level of care > with your hard-earned money, while > others, who pay no taxes, get the same > level of care as you do. > You mean the folks who sit around a swimming pool cutting coupons? Yes, unearned income should be taxed a little. I believe there is something about that in this bill.
