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BTW, it's potheads, and yes you sound like one when you try to debate people on here. |
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I personally think that 50% or more of those that have lost their jobs during the recession will not get their jobs back and I personally think that the US will never reach the economic peak of past. |
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That is actually not the case though. When you look at this poll http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/2010/...alth-care.html 89% of liberals and around 55% of moderates like the health care bill as it is. Of course this could change if it passes and we see it in action, but for now the left and many moderates like it. That is enough to win election. In the current political climate the country is divided enough that all you need to do to win is get your base to vote for you and convince enough moderates to vote for you. If this poll is even close to accurate the democrats will not be hurt by health care. The republicans were never going to vote democrat so all they have to do is hold onto their own party and win over the moderates Quote:
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Most people can't pick Bernanke out of a lineup. Most people have no idea who Keynes or Keynesian economics are. Most people don't really care about the deficit or the debt. What they care about is will they have a job, will they keep their job and will their lives continue to get better. Elections have nothing to do with what will happen or what has happened, they have everything to do with what you can convince people will happen. The republicans are a great example of this. Every time they are not in power they then run on the ticket of cutting taxes, shrinking government, spending money wisely and reducing debt. While they do sometimes cut taxes, most of those tax cuts are for the rich so the average person doesn't really get much of it. They never reduce the budget or reign in spending and they grow the government. This is the reality of the situation, yet time and again they run on the same promises, promises they have never delivered on, and still continue to win. this is because they convince people that they really mean it this time. The same can go for the democrats in this election. If there are signs that things are improving they can convince people they are doing the right thing and that the republicans will only take us back down an ugly road and it will work on many people. |
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Great I sound like a pot head... gnarley man, I didn't know they made sounds. |
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Are they all as dumb as you three?
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It is sad to see what government schools have done to the US population. Most Americans do not even know the basics about the Constitution.
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I think it should be a right. Voted.
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Nice sentence structure grasshopper! |
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The doctrine of fundamental rights is a feature of United States law under which certain human rights that are enshrined in the U.S. Constitution are given a high degree of judicial deference in conflicts between individual liberty and governmental intrusion. Although many fundamental rights are also more widely considered to be human rights, the classification of a right as fundamental invokes specific legal tests used by courts to determine the carefully constrained conditions under which the United States government and the various state governments may impose limitations on these rights.
as generally determined whether rights are to be considered fundamental by examining the historical foundations of those rights, and determining whether their protection was part of a longstanding tradition. Other rights may be guaranteed as fundamental by individual states. Some rights generally recognized as fundamental at the federal level follows[citation needed]: * Right to keep and bear arms * Right to freedom of movement within the country * Right to property * Right to marry the person of any race * Right to procreate irrespective of marital status or other classifications * Right to freedom of association * Right to freedom of speech * Right to equal protection under the law * Right to freedom of thought * Right to vote in general election * Right to freedom of contract by parties with proportional bargaining power * Right to privacy * Right to direct a child's upbringing [1] |
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healthcare is a good, just like food, wellfare, job, housing I said it before and will try it again, you cannot make a good into a fundamental right |
Wow, thanks slavdogg! You've inspired me to marry the person of any race, and then freely travel to Ye Olde Healthcare Shoppe to buy me some goods!
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Moreover, your assertion is garbage. The miller test provides no "carefully constrained conditions" to prevent the government from denying pornographers the right to free speech. Neither does the USA patriot act with respect to privacy. In fact the history of US law is the slow revokation of most fundamental rights you listed. in most developed nations, health care is a right. In money obsessed USA, it is a priveledge reserved for those who can pay. |
my last comment in this thread...
its utterly embarassing to see how the right wing is handling health care reform. They have overy demonized the bill, calling it a government takeover when there isn't even a public option. They seem concerned only with the welfare of the healthy & the wealthy, they have no ideas on how to turn around a system that is driving millions out of the insurance markets at the same time much of the industry is awash in wall street like profiteering. I'm not too excited about the reform bill, but the right wing has absolutely nothing to offer america but fear & class warfare. Worst, they run on small government but explode the deficit & oppose medicare cuts...hypocrites. They make me sick & embarassed i was ever right wing myself. |
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Edit: I'm pretty sure you don't even know how much this new bill helps insurance companies lol. +1 for leftist ignorance:) |
http://thehill.com/blogs/on-the-mone...lth-care-bill-
"OH that's just the politically biased right talking nonsense!!!" -prediction |
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