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Only quoting facts with obamas own words and what the CBO has stated....
Do you hate facts? It appears so....
Sarcasm is wasted on you - noted.
But for others who may be reading ......
Earlier in this thread, you repeated something you have included in several posts in several threads - namely, "what about the 30 million that will still be uninsured, when it was sold to us as "Every American will be insured"?"
And then later in this thread, you said "I expect to see you in every thread saying the same thing that asks a question like this...."
See? You are bemoaning the poster who is saying the same thing in every thread, while apparently oblivious to the fact that YOU have been saying the same thing in multiple posts in multiple threads, even after being answered multiple times.
Everything is flawed. Nothing will ever be perfect. The important point here is that ACA is less flawed than how healthcare was before ACA. Why?
Guaranteed Issue
Essential Benefits
Medical Loss Ratio
Age Rating
And so on.
The net effect of ACA is positive. Some people are unhappy with it, and aren't getting as good of a deal as before, but those that are getting a better deal are being substantially lifted out of such a horrible situation that it makes the downside experienced by others look trivial. It is a matter of having reasonable perspective - with a reasonable weighting of the positives and negatives, it is very significantly a net positive. If, instead, you choose to narrow your view, and look only on how ACA affect certain people you care about, then surely you can see it differently. It is always possible to focus on the negatives and thereby erroneously conclude that something is negative.
Let's fix that.
It confirms that Obama is the worst president ever to step foot in the white house
Thanks for posting this. The Kaiser Family Foundation is a good source of information on a great many health issues.
My pleasure. They've done a great job cutting through a lot of the political nonsense opponents of ACA have been trying to peddle.
Case in point:
Quote:
Originally Posted by WestPhillyDude75
It confirms that Obama is the worst president ever to step foot in the white house
So your entire contribution to the thread apparently was just trying to find some way to fit in this nonsensical bit of baseless mud-slinging, and once you realized that no one was going to give you a rational reason to post it, you figured you'd just go ahead and post it anyway.
Earlier in this thread, you repeated something you have included in several posts in several threads - namely, "what about the 30 million that will still be uninsured, when it was sold to us as "Every American will be insured"?"
And then later in this thread, you said "I expect to see you in every thread saying the same thing that asks a question like this...."
See? You are bemoaning the poster who is saying the same thing in every thread, while apparently oblivious to the fact that YOU have been saying the same thing in multiple posts in multiple threads, even after being answered multiple times.
But you probably still don't get it, do you?
WOW...you are stretching here....sorry, you musta really hurt your brain with that stretch.
First, I continue to post that quote becuase people cannot give me a true answer...they try but cannot.
Second, I told that poster that I would be looking for them in ALL threads that were just like this one that was posted in, but that poster will not because they are for obama, hence the "i'll see you in all threads like this." But you'll never undersatnd that...
No wonder the left has such a hard time understanding...
Oh, and when you post somthing I said, please use the "quote button, because you obvioulsy only quoted what you felt you needed to respond to, to make yuor point valid, which if you would have posted my entire quote, just doing that would blow this (your) post out of the water.
My pleasure. They've done a great job cutting through a lot of the political nonsense opponents of ACA have been trying to peddle.
Case in point:So your entire contribution to the thread apparently was just trying to find some way to fit in this nonsensical bit of baseless mud-slinging, and once you realized that no one was going to give you a rational reason to post it, you figured you'd just go ahead and post it anyway.
Okay... very interesting choices you make.
No one should be forced to get something they may not need at the time
No one should be forced to get something they may not need at the time
There are really good reasons why they should. Are you open-minded enough to find out why? Or do you just want to insist on ignoring the explanations because they'd make you feel bad about the advocacy you're supporting? I could accommodate either approach.
There are really good reasons why they should. Are you open-minded enough to find out why? Or do you just want to insist on ignoring the explanations because they'd make you feel bad about the advocacy you're supporting? I could accommodate either approach.
So tell me why a person who was just laid off and under 30 with no health issues needs Health insurance when they will be living off a "SMALLER INCOME?"
Are you saying that you're sincerely interested in learning why? That you truly want to learn why, and aren't just going to reply negatively to whatever response is provided to you?
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