Re: ObamaRama 8
Well, since no one is proposing a tax increase to 50-55% of personal income, I assume then you support the health care bill?
No non-knuckledragger estimate of the bill even comes close to this, and I'll ask that you kindly supply a source for this misinformation.
Ummm...yes they do sparky. Just like they have the right to levy a tax on you. You don't have the Constitutional right to be irresponsible (as in no insurance that you can afford to have) and then stick the rest of us with the bill when you get sick. You're more than welcome to move to China or somewhere else if you don't like American laws.
If you want to get your insurance through a privately held companies, go for it. Nobody's stopping you. How does this law change that?
Moving on...
Plante, you seem to be upset that Obama can't wave a magic wand. What did he promise vs how much did he deliver? Health care reform - at the goal line. Gitmo - in the process of being emptied. Iraq - pulling out troops now, will continue to do so throughout year. Afghanistan - promised to refocus efforts there, has approved 30K extra troops. Stimulus plan - passed and saving 1M+ jobs by independent estimate.
MinnFan,
My problem isn't that the plan will reduce the deficit. My problem is 1) getting you to agree that you were wrong, and 2) getting you to pay up. As a "wager" if this sort can't be legally binding (are we going to show up at a lawyer's office somewhere in between the 1000 mile distance from my residence to your mom's house to sign the documents
) I'd have to rely on you, 10 years from now, to fork over the cash. Look, no offense, I just don't trust you on either point, so why should I waste my time? If it makes you feel better, why don't you save this thread somewhere, and if we're all still around 10 years from now you can bring it back up?
Are you willing to have a tax increase on your personal income to 50-55% to pay for this?
I'm not willing to pay for this. That is what this is all about for me personally. I don't want to have my income taxed a further 17 to 24% to pay for YOUR personal preference of having government run our health care.
Well, since no one is proposing a tax increase to 50-55% of personal income, I assume then you support the health care bill?
![Big grin :D :D](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png)
If I choose to not purchase insurace the gov't doesn't have a right to fine me......
If I choose to purchase insurance I want my choices, and I prefer them privately held companies. If you want gov't to spoon feed you, then take it. Why force it on those who don't want it?
Ummm...yes they do sparky. Just like they have the right to levy a tax on you. You don't have the Constitutional right to be irresponsible (as in no insurance that you can afford to have) and then stick the rest of us with the bill when you get sick. You're more than welcome to move to China or somewhere else if you don't like American laws.
If you want to get your insurance through a privately held companies, go for it. Nobody's stopping you. How does this law change that?
![Confused :confused: :confused:](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f615.png)
Moving on...
Plante, you seem to be upset that Obama can't wave a magic wand. What did he promise vs how much did he deliver? Health care reform - at the goal line. Gitmo - in the process of being emptied. Iraq - pulling out troops now, will continue to do so throughout year. Afghanistan - promised to refocus efforts there, has approved 30K extra troops. Stimulus plan - passed and saving 1M+ jobs by independent estimate.
MinnFan,
My problem isn't that the plan will reduce the deficit. My problem is 1) getting you to agree that you were wrong, and 2) getting you to pay up. As a "wager" if this sort can't be legally binding (are we going to show up at a lawyer's office somewhere in between the 1000 mile distance from my residence to your mom's house to sign the documents
![Roll eyes :rolleyes: :rolleyes:](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f644.png)