On 11/21/10 1:09 PM, Canuck57 wrote:
I hope you don't believe that bu11sh1t. I met some pretty good
Americans when I lived there for 10 years. This notional that we are
somehow intrinsically different is utter political nonsense.

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Socialism is a great ideal as long as someone else pays for it. And when
no one is left to pay for it, they all can share nothing.


No one is interested in your political crapola anymore, Canucky.

"Canuck57" wrote in message
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On 17/11/2010 12:48 PM, YukonBound wrote:

You're probably right, but we Canadians are supposed to be a kinder,
gentler bunch. ;-)

I hope you don't believe that bu11sh1t. I met some pretty good Americans
when I lived there for 10 years. This notional that we are somehow
intrinsically different is utter political nonsense.

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I'm sure that is the case in Alberta, but here in the Maritimes we like to
think we're unique.

On 17/11/2010 2:55 PM, bpuharic wrote:
On Tue, 16 Nov 2010 17:51:29 -0700,
wrote:

An American buddy sent this to me. At the bottom is a link of related
interest.

"Let me get this straight...
We're going to be "gifted" with a health care
plan we are forced to purchase and
fined if we don't,

and it'll be a blessing since right now if you lose your job you are
FORCED to either pay for your own healtcare or you DIE

which is fine with the right wing

written by a committee whose chairman
says he doesn't understand it,

gee. who understands our PRIVATE healthcare system?

passed by a Congress that didn't read it but
exempted themselves from it,

gee...do they have the CURRENT healthcare private insurance?


and signed by a President who smokes,

HAHAHAHA so what??


with funding administered by a treasury chief who
didn't pay his taxes,

gee. the rich dont pay taxes. who knew?

for which we'll be taxed for four years before any
benefits take effect,

we're ALREADY taxed for the MOST EXPENSIVE LEAST EFFECTIVE healthcare
system in the world

by a government which has
already bankrupted Social Security and Medicare,

and how did wall street do on the economy in the last few years? how's
your 401K looking, courtesy of wall street?

all to be overseen by a surgeon general
who is obese,

more bull****

and financed by a country that's broke!!!!!

courtesy of WALL STREET

What the heck could
possibly go wrong?"

we COULD continue on the current course with PRIVATE enterprise. then
we'd be ****ed


Realted:

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/montreal/st...tal-death.html

Socialist medicine for you. Money for government and let the people eat
cake.

socialist medicine works

private enterprise does NOT


Actually, I believe in a blend. There are major flaws in how Canada and
the UK did it. The flaw in the US for most is priorities, drugs booze,
cars and boats before insurance.

But giving the government a new revenue source, economic suicide.
Health care needs its own budget line like social security and rigged so
government can not run it in debt or for skimming purposes. There is no
where near the protection that is needed in Obama's plan for abuse,
corruption and tax rape. Obama's plan is really a tax grab.

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Socialism is a great ideal as long as someone else pays for it. And when
no one is left to pay for it, they all can share nothing.

On Sun, 21 Nov 2010 11:22:20 -0700, Canuck57
wrote:


But giving the government a new revenue source, economic suicide.

HJAHAHAHAH... the US has the most expensive healthcare in the world

with private enterprise.

you righties seem immune to the facts. if vaccines were as effective
as your resistance to information, we'd NEVER get sick

Health care needs its own budget line like social security and rigged so
government can not run it in debt or for skimming purposes. There is no
where near the protection that is needed in Obama's plan for abuse,
corruption and tax rape. Obama's plan is really a tax grab.

uh huh. and insurance companies NEVER abuse the system

your faith in insurance companies is quaint!

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"Canuck57" wrote in message
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On 17/11/2010 12:48 PM, YukonBound wrote:

You're probably right, but we Canadians are supposed to be a kinder,
gentler bunch. ;-)

I hope you don't believe that bu11sh1t. I met some pretty good Americans
when I lived there for 10 years. This notional that we are somehow
intrinsically different is utter political nonsense.

--

I'm sure that is the case in Alberta, but here in the Maritimes we like to
think we're unique.

And you sure are....