On Fri, 7 Aug 2009 17:30:18 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch
wrote:

On Aug 7, 8:23*pm, jps wrote:
On Fri, 07 Aug 2009 18:26:58 -0400, H the K
wrote:



Jim wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:
We have found these pictures of vicious angry right wing mobs
attacking Obamacare supporters. *One wonders how the Obamacare people
found the courage to stand up to these desperate thugs. *If the right
wing continues to employ such terror tactics, Obama will have to call
out the National Guard to restore order.
http://thedanashow.wordpress.com/200.../meet-the-mob/

Anyone notice what I see? *These guys are well into their Medicare days.
*What is it they are protesting?

The government won't be taking control over their Medicare, I promise.
And if any of them are driven by ideological principles, I'm sure they
could refuse Medicare and Social Security.

I think part of the plan is for people to not think closely that there
might be no one protesting that has no health insurance, and those who
do have government controlled health care without realizing it.

Good Republican protesters, protesting what?

What they've been told to protest by their GOP masters, of course. These
protesters come across as five cans short of a six pack. They probably
learned how to misbehave from their grandkids, who have just been tossed
from junior high.

There are a couple of right-wing morons on rec.boats who get government
pensions and health care, and of course oppose an option for the
uninsured that would guarantee them the ability to get coverage. It's
part of the well-known GOP mindset: "I've got mine...so foch you."

These are same sort of bigots who screamed "kill 'em" when the Wasilla
princess talked about Obama paling around with terrorists or thought
Obama was a Muslim. *They're sick, clueless assholes who are
frightened that our country is going to the blacks.

I seriously doubt anyone in rec.boats would have the balls to take
instruction from Glenn Beck but maybe I'm wrong.

AT last, jps reveal the true leftie mindset. He wants to kill the
protestors. This is the true leftism talking with its long tradition
of mass murder. The strong message here is that if you go vote, if
you try to talk to your congressman, if you speak your mind at all, be
prepared for leftie violence.

What do you think happened in Florida when they were doing the
recount? Thugs were sent to disrupt the proceedings and scare the
**** out of those doing the counting.

Those are Republican tactics. I'm just learning from the experts.

I say it's time for some brownshirts to kick the **** out of assholes
who choose to disrupt our opportunity for civil discourse at town hall
meetings.

It's the same reason Nazis are denied opportunities to march. They
preach and promote ideas that'd take our civic and constitutional
rights away.

**** 'em I say. Kick their asses.

jps wrote:
On Fri, 07 Aug 2009 18:26:58 -0400, H the K
wrote:

Jim wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:
We have found these pictures of vicious angry right wing mobs
attacking Obamacare supporters. One wonders how the Obamacare people
found the courage to stand up to these desperate thugs. If the right
wing continues to employ such terror tactics, Obama will have to call
out the National Guard to restore order.
http://thedanashow.wordpress.com/200.../meet-the-mob/
Anyone notice what I see? These guys are well into their Medicare days.
What is it they are protesting?

The government won't be taking control over their Medicare, I promise.
And if any of them are driven by ideological principles, I'm sure they
could refuse Medicare and Social Security.

I think part of the plan is for people to not think closely that there
might be no one protesting that has no health insurance, and those who
do have government controlled health care without realizing it.

Good Republican protesters, protesting what?

What they've been told to protest by their GOP masters, of course. These
protesters come across as five cans short of a six pack. They probably
learned how to misbehave from their grandkids, who have just been tossed
from junior high.
There are a couple of right-wing morons on rec.boats who get government
pensions and health care, and of course oppose an option for the
uninsured that would guarantee them the ability to get coverage. It's
part of the well-known GOP mindset: "I've got mine...so foch you."

These are same sort of bigots who screamed "kill 'em" when the Wasilla
princess talked about Obama paling around with terrorists or thought
Obama was a Muslim. They're sick, clueless assholes who are
frightened that our country is going to the blacks.

I seriously doubt anyone in rec.boats would have the balls to take
instruction from Glenn Beck but maybe I'm wrong.

You're wrong. Beck is the hero of the asshole here known as John Herring.

H the K wrote:
Jim wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:
We have found these pictures of vicious angry right wing mobs
attacking Obamacare supporters. One wonders how the Obamacare people
found the courage to stand up to these desperate thugs. If the right
wing continues to employ such terror tactics, Obama will have to call
out the National Guard to restore order.
http://thedanashow.wordpress.com/200.../meet-the-mob/

Anyone notice what I see? These guys are well into their Medicare
days. What is it they are protesting?

The government won't be taking control over their Medicare, I promise.
And if any of them are driven by ideological principles, I'm sure they
could refuse Medicare and Social Security.

I think part of the plan is for people to not think closely that there
might be no one protesting that has no health insurance, and those who
do have government controlled health care without realizing it.

Good Republican protesters, protesting what?


What they've been told to protest by their GOP masters, of course. These
protesters come across as five cans short of a six pack. They probably
learned how to misbehave from their grandkids, who have just been tossed
from junior high.

There are a couple of right-wing morons on rec.boats who get government
pensions and health care, and of course oppose an option for the
uninsured that would guarantee them the ability to get coverage. It's
part of the well-known GOP mindset: "I've got mine...so foch you."


Harry each and every day you prove how much of a simpleton you truly
are. You reduce everything down to what Republicans want = bad, what
non-Republicans want = good. This is an extremely simplistic view.

BAR wrote:
H the K wrote:
Jim wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:
We have found these pictures of vicious angry right wing mobs
attacking Obamacare supporters. One wonders how the Obamacare people
found the courage to stand up to these desperate thugs. If the right
wing continues to employ such terror tactics, Obama will have to call
out the National Guard to restore order.
http://thedanashow.wordpress.com/200.../meet-the-mob/

Anyone notice what I see? These guys are well into their Medicare
days. What is it they are protesting?

The government won't be taking control over their Medicare, I
promise. And if any of them are driven by ideological principles, I'm
sure they could refuse Medicare and Social Security.

I think part of the plan is for people to not think closely that
there might be no one protesting that has no health insurance, and
those who do have government controlled health care without realizing
it.

Good Republican protesters, protesting what?


What they've been told to protest by their GOP masters, of course.
These protesters come across as five cans short of a six pack. They
probably learned how to misbehave from their grandkids, who have just
been tossed from junior high.

There are a couple of right-wing morons on rec.boats who get
government pensions and health care, and of course oppose an option
for the uninsured that would guarantee them the ability to get
coverage. It's part of the well-known GOP mindset: "I've got mine...so
foch you."


Harry each and every day you prove how much of a simpleton you truly
are. You reduce everything down to what Republicans want = bad, what
non-Republicans want = good. This is an extremely simplistic view.

And since Obama became president, some of the conservatives are acting
the same way in reverse. It's silly and asinine when Harry does it about
conservatives, and it's silly and asinine when the conservatives do it
about liberals.

On Sat, 08 Aug 2009 14:17:26 -0400, NotNow wrote:

BAR wrote:
H the K wrote:
Jim wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:
We have found these pictures of vicious angry right wing mobs
attacking Obamacare supporters. One wonders how the Obamacare people
found the courage to stand up to these desperate thugs. If the right
wing continues to employ such terror tactics, Obama will have to call
out the National Guard to restore order.
http://thedanashow.wordpress.com/200.../meet-the-mob/

Anyone notice what I see? These guys are well into their Medicare
days. What is it they are protesting?

The government won't be taking control over their Medicare, I
promise. And if any of them are driven by ideological principles, I'm
sure they could refuse Medicare and Social Security.

I think part of the plan is for people to not think closely that
there might be no one protesting that has no health insurance, and
those who do have government controlled health care without realizing
it.

Good Republican protesters, protesting what?


What they've been told to protest by their GOP masters, of course.
These protesters come across as five cans short of a six pack. They
probably learned how to misbehave from their grandkids, who have just
been tossed from junior high.

There are a couple of right-wing morons on rec.boats who get
government pensions and health care, and of course oppose an option
for the uninsured that would guarantee them the ability to get
coverage. It's part of the well-known GOP mindset: "I've got mine...so
foch you."


Harry each and every day you prove how much of a simpleton you truly
are. You reduce everything down to what Republicans want = bad, what
non-Republicans want = good. This is an extremely simplistic view.

And since Obama became president, some of the conservatives are acting
the same way in reverse. It's silly and asinine when Harry does it about
conservatives, and it's silly and asinine when the conservatives do it
about liberals.

Loogy, you are mistaking personal attacks, for which HK is famous, for
policy attacks.

Obama is a great guy - friendly, sociable, witty, smart, etc., etc.
But, many of his policies suck. His desire to turn this country into a
socialist state sucks.

No one is attacking Obama as an individual, which is what many
liberals did with Bush, Cheney, Palin, etc. They attacked the person,
with personal insults.

No one here attacked Clinton, personally, for his trip to NK. They
questioned the motives behind the release of the two women. What did
Kim, Jung Il get out of it?

Can you not see the difference?
--
John H

All decisions, even those made by liberals, are the result of binary thinking.

On Sat, 08 Aug 2009 13:28:45 -0400, BAR wrote:

H the K wrote:
Jim wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:
We have found these pictures of vicious angry right wing mobs
attacking Obamacare supporters. One wonders how the Obamacare people
found the courage to stand up to these desperate thugs. If the right
wing continues to employ such terror tactics, Obama will have to call
out the National Guard to restore order.
http://thedanashow.wordpress.com/200.../meet-the-mob/

Anyone notice what I see? These guys are well into their Medicare
days. What is it they are protesting?

The government won't be taking control over their Medicare, I promise.
And if any of them are driven by ideological principles, I'm sure they
could refuse Medicare and Social Security.

I think part of the plan is for people to not think closely that there
might be no one protesting that has no health insurance, and those who
do have government controlled health care without realizing it.

Good Republican protesters, protesting what?


What they've been told to protest by their GOP masters, of course. These
protesters come across as five cans short of a six pack. They probably
learned how to misbehave from their grandkids, who have just been tossed
from junior high.

There are a couple of right-wing morons on rec.boats who get government
pensions and health care, and of course oppose an option for the
uninsured that would guarantee them the ability to get coverage. It's
part of the well-known GOP mindset: "I've got mine...so foch you."


Harry each and every day you prove how much of a simpleton you truly
are. You reduce everything down to what Republicans want = bad, what
non-Republicans want = good. This is an extremely simplistic view.

There are bad Republicans and bad Democrats. At this point in
history, there are more bad Republicans.

They're the party of no. Any issue will do. Sotomayor, stimulus
money, health care. Doesn't matter. What matters to the majority of
Republicans in congress is putting road blocks in front of the
President's agenda, no matter its value -- and especially if it hurts
their true constituents, big business.

"jps" wrote in message
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On Sat, 08 Aug 2009 13:28:45 -0400, BAR wrote:

H the K wrote:
Jim wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:
We have found these pictures of vicious angry right wing mobs
attacking Obamacare supporters. One wonders how the Obamacare people
found the courage to stand up to these desperate thugs. If the right
wing continues to employ such terror tactics, Obama will have to call
out the National Guard to restore order.
http://thedanashow.wordpress.com/200.../meet-the-mob/

Anyone notice what I see? These guys are well into their Medicare
days. What is it they are protesting?

The government won't be taking control over their Medicare, I promise.
And if any of them are driven by ideological principles, I'm sure they
could refuse Medicare and Social Security.

I think part of the plan is for people to not think closely that there
might be no one protesting that has no health insurance, and those who
do have government controlled health care without realizing it.

Good Republican protesters, protesting what?


What they've been told to protest by their GOP masters, of course. These
protesters come across as five cans short of a six pack. They probably
learned how to misbehave from their grandkids, who have just been tossed
from junior high.

There are a couple of right-wing morons on rec.boats who get government
pensions and health care, and of course oppose an option for the
uninsured that would guarantee them the ability to get coverage. It's
part of the well-known GOP mindset: "I've got mine...so foch you."


Harry each and every day you prove how much of a simpleton you truly
are. You reduce everything down to what Republicans want = bad, what
non-Republicans want = good. This is an extremely simplistic view.

There are bad Republicans and bad Democrats. At this point in
history, there are more bad Republicans.

They're the party of no. Any issue will do. Sotomayor, stimulus
money, health care. Doesn't matter. What matters to the majority of
Republicans in congress is putting road blocks in front of the
President's agenda, no matter its value -- and especially if it hurts
their true constituents, big business.

Exactly like the treatment given Bush for eight years.

On Fri, 07 Aug 2009 15:12:26 -0700, Jim wrote:

Frogwatch wrote:
We have found these pictures of vicious angry right wing mobs
attacking Obamacare supporters. One wonders how the Obamacare people
found the courage to stand up to these desperate thugs. If the right
wing continues to employ such terror tactics, Obama will have to call
out the National Guard to restore order.
http://thedanashow.wordpress.com/200.../meet-the-mob/

Anyone notice what I see? These guys are well into their Medicare days.
What is it they are protesting?

The government won't be taking control over their Medicare, I promise.
And if any of them are driven by ideological principles, I'm sure they
could refuse Medicare and Social Security.

I think part of the plan is for people to not think closely that there
might be no one protesting that has no health insurance, and those who
do have government controlled health care without realizing it.

Good Republican protesters, protesting what?

The fact that a senior is 'in his Medicare days' does not mean said
senior is enrolled in Medicare. A senior chooses whether or not to
enroll in Medicare based on his situation.

Also, the senior, if he chooses Medicare, may also choose to have a
supplemental policy to pay the copay required if Medicare is the sole
provider. If the private insurance companies are squeezed out of
business, who pays the 20% copay? That could get pretty expensive,
unless seniors and babies are exterminated to reduce our Global
Warming Footprint.
--
John H

All decisions, even those made by liberals, are the result of binary thinking.