Obama loosing Health Reform battle

SabanFan · Aug 14, 2009

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Well I think it's well known that red and I don't exactly see eye to eye, but he's the only one in this thread that's actually reading the bill and not the stupid "cliffs notes" version/versions of the bill that are completely right-wing blind-eye slanted, and for that I have to give him props.

The bill is not good. The right-wing talking points about the bill are terrible overstatements, though. It's very true that there needs to be a lot more clarification and refinement in there, but this stuff about the freaking INSURANCE CARD being your "KGB papers" or the EFT meaning "full access to your money" is retarded. Every freaking business transaction that ever occurs these days involves EFT at some point. This is 2009, people. And the "death panels" and "assisted suicide counseling" arguements are absurd, as well.
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Feel better? Now get back in line for that nice shower.

ok awesome · Aug 14, 2009

SabanFan said: ↑

Feel better? Now get back in line for that nice shower.
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Is this the best you can do?

SabanFan · Aug 14, 2009

ok awesome said: ↑

Is this the best you can do?
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No. Theyre handing out free Kool-Aid too.

You're new at this. "The best I can do" would make you cry.

ok awesome · Aug 14, 2009

I'm new at this?

My join date is the same as yours.

I know all about your history of being a giant tool.

tirk · Aug 14, 2009

ok awesome said: ↑

I'm new at this?

My join date is the same as yours.

I know all about your history of being a giant tool.
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arent you the drunk who messaged me saying my sig looked like a crack ho and called me a dumb****? i forgot to reply because it hurt my feelings.

ok awesome · Aug 14, 2009

FYI, SabanFan, your quote from "Cicero" is actually a fake.

In a letter to The Chicago Tribune (20 April 1971), John H. Collins, Professor of History at Northern Illinois University, reported that the following attribution to Cicero,

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The budget should be balanced, the treasury should be refilled, public debt should be reduced, the arrogance of officialdom should be tempered and controlled, assistance to foreign lands should be curtailed lest Rome become bankrupt. The mobs should be forced to work and not depend on government for subsistence.
actually originated in A Pillar of Iron (1965), Taylor Caldwell's fictionalized account of the life of the senator. (In fact, Collins noted that it was on page 483 of the edition he had in hand.)

Collins held that the alleged quotation "is totally without documentation," and that "the great bulk of [Caldwell's] quotations are false." He further observed that "[a] historical novelist has a perfect right to put invented conversations and anecdotes into a novel, but should not represent these inventions as authentic history."
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SabanFan · Aug 14, 2009

ok awesome said: ↑

I'm new at this?

My join date is the same as yours.

I know all about your giant tool.
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I guess you don't stand out. Oh, and I corrected your statement

ok awesome said: ↑

FYI, SabanFan, your quote from "Cicero" is actually a fake.
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Nope. I was there.:hihi:

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Obama loosing Health Reform battle

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