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02-22-2010, 09:20 AM #91
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Thanked: 234I didn't though, I was talking about education in its entirety. Or are social education programs ok?
For use and repair, but you certainly did not pay for all of it, every one in your area chips in. Is that ok as well? I imagine there are loads of freeloaders who use those roads.
Religion has nothing to do with it, they just seemed like appropriate phrases. What I meant was, if you're ever in the gutter, or some life threatening situation, and some fella offers you a hand, are you going to consider him a fool for not just thinking of him self, or be forever in his debt for pulling you out.
It's interesting you seem proud of the military, after all, you pay for them and men and women die in your country to protect all those freeloaders. Why don't they concentrate on them selves as well? I know you're all going to stab me in my sleep for that, but please remember that I am talking in principle, and I believe the complete opposite. I do not want to see replies specifically relating to this paragraphs. Talk about the principle, not the analogy.
I dunno, I think your opinion on social programs is confused as any one who lives in a country where they are provided and more than acceptable for certain things, but some people see the sky falling down around them when it's suggested for healthcare.
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02-22-2010, 12:31 PM #92
You said college, but it was in response to someone asking about education. Public schools are free for all citizens for a good reason. Even if you ignore it then I'd suggest that the reason most people even get into college is because of a good public education.
Were these private or public colleges? If private, then not a one person you speak of received scholarships, grants or financial aid for either tuition or books?
A public option is like our public school system; a very inexpensive and viable option for something that all citizens deserve. If you want to pay for private parochial or a Montessori school (private insurance) then you have every right to do so. College would be like elective surgeries or visiting a specialist.
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02-23-2010, 08:12 AM #93
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02-24-2010, 04:48 PM #94
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02-25-2010, 04:20 AM #95
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02-25-2010, 01:55 PM #96
Ok, since you won't give me a straight answer about the education before college -- which is what I've been asking -- I'm going to assume that those were public schools.
Sounds like they got plenty of educational help by getting a tax-funded, free education before college. Kinda hard to get into college without a proper background.
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02-25-2010, 02:14 PM #97
Did you really just hold veterans services up as an example of how health care should be run?
He's not pushing government health care?
Lets see.......I see a system where I have to pay more in taxes to get benefits, most of which I won't use and if I choose not to participate I go to jail. Your right that not government health care, its gang rape, good thing my abortion will be covered.
More seriously, the only plan I've seen and that he favors doesn't instantly eliminate private insurance, it just makes it impossible for private insurance to operate and illegal for me to buy it. But you are right I don't have to take it I can pay a fine to have no insurance at all.
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02-25-2010, 02:22 PM #98
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02-25-2010, 02:28 PM #99
It is against the rules for me to change plans except to the governemnt plan, so I can keep what I have or have the government plan only. That makes it illegal for me to buy a new plan and impossible for any private insurer to chang its offerings based on new technologies or discoveries. Had they had this type of thing a couple hundred years ago leaching would be covered but aspirin would not, you can't run a business if it isn't allowed to keep up with the times.
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02-25-2010, 02:40 PM #100