Dan Krueger wrote:

And those who aren't paying, will? I doubt it.

Dan


Harry Krause wrote:
jeff® wrote:

Since the Duh-bya economy put me out of a 70K+ engineering job my family of
four, two young sons, my wife and I with four (4) college degrees between us
have an income of less than one third of the federal poverty level. Guess
what? we pay no income taxes now and we get great free health insurance.

Can't understand why Duh-bya and company can't spin statistics like that in
to a positive force for re-election or re-appointment as the case may be.

"I cut the taxes of millions of middle class Americans to zero."
"I have provided free health care to millions of American families."
"I have increased the leasure time of millions of American workers by orders
of magnitude."
"I eliminated housing shortages across the country."

Turns out that poor people in Duh-bya's wonderland are extremely well
educated, consious of health issues, and know how to take care of themselves
and their families. I must know 300 engineers out of work. They just can't
find professional jobs. The only jobs are for un-educated people. You know
why? Because republicans need stupid people to vote for them. No one with a
brain would vote for those liars, unless they're getting a kick-back.

BTW, if "free health care doesn't change all that many things." Why oppose
it?


"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...

They deserve free health care too.

are you aware that even in countries is health care is free and universal

poor

people die an early death than well off people?

True.

It turns out poor people are -- on the average -- rather stupid and stupid
people don't live healthy lives, and when faced with a health problem

won't go

to the doctor, and when given medicines by the doctor won't go pick them

up,

and when they do pick up their medicines won't take them.

free health care doesn't change all that many things.


Sorry about your bad luck.

The idea that anyone is proposing "free" health insurance is nothing
more than a canard. What is being proposed is a health insurance system
in which no one is excluded. Everyone who is insured is paying right now
for everyone who isn't.



You're already paying for those who can't, fella.

--
"There's an old saying in Tennessee - I know it's in Texas, probably in
Tennessee - that says, fool me once, shame on - shame on you. Fool me -
you can't get fooled again." -George W. Bush, Nashville, Tenn., Sept.
17, 2002