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Alright heathens, its time for passions to ignite over whether this Health Care Reform is the best thing in the last 40 years or is going to tear America apart at the seems. In return for your opinion, I will share some funny.

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Permalink Reply by Binker on February 2, 2011 at 1:17pm

No, it is not ok with me. I come to this site to hear all sides of a debate. I feel everyone has the right to express their thoughts. No matter what their disability may be. So I guess you never listen to Stephen Hawkins because he cannot speak. Please advise where on this site it states that the disable are not permitted to comment. You have a pretty closed mind for someone who claims to be open minded.

Permalink Reply by Seany Spradlin on January 25, 2011 at 8:35pm

theres nothing meaningful on my point view you dont like it dont read it

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Permalink Reply by Seany Spradlin on January 25, 2011 at 8:44pm

theres nothing rude of my point view get over!!

Permalink Reply by Park Bierbower on January 25, 2011 at 9:49pm

With Love, I second that

Maybe make it the "Banana Award?"

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Permalink Reply by Susan Stanko on January 25, 2011 at 9:52pm

Seconded.

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Permalink Reply by Binker on February 2, 2011 at 11:41am

Typical. Disagree with someone so attack them personally. Again, such class.

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Permalink Reply by Susan Stanko on February 2, 2011 at 11:45am

We disagreed with her arguments all ready. All it did was make her spelling and grammar worse. Maybe if you read the thread instead of seeking John out to criticize him. You would see that.

Permalink Reply by Prog Rock Girl on February 2, 2011 at 10:17am

People also wait a long time or just plain don't get to go to the doctor at all when they have no coverage, or when their health insurance company makes them go to a doctor that's far away (but in their network), or when their insurance doesn't pay for pre-existing conditions.

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Permalink Reply by Erik Mack- Davis on March 18, 2011 at 10:42pm

Most people in canada and brittain are perfectly happy with thier healthcare. More importantly they are more healthy than americans and they spend less money on heathcare. The problem with are healthcare system is this: healthcare companies collect money from healthy people. This is how they profit. If you get sick they view you as cutting into thier profit and they figure out the cheapest way to deal with your problem not the best way. As long as sombody is trying to make money healthcare will never be good. Certain thing are worth doing for thier own sake like taking care of others. By saying you dont want to pay for people who dont works heathcare you are simplly being selfish and terribly misguided. No one chooses where thier tax money goes the government does. We all pay for lots of things we dont like. I dont drive but i pay for your highways so you can work. I dont have kids but i pay for public schools. Im a healthy person i work out dont drink or smoke but i pay for fat ass drunk smokers perscription drugs. Its called being a citizen and a patriot. Its thr basis of our society. If you couldnt work i wouldnt mind helping to pay for your healthcare, so your just being an a-hole when you say stuff like that . Plus its a straw man

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Permalink Reply by Seany Spradlin on January 25, 2011 at 5:31pm

lot ov docs in Canadian come usa get any thing done!! i dont like glen beck show he to boring for me

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Permalink Reply by FreeThinker on January 25, 2011 at 8:20pm

I'm fine with the healthcare reform as long as it is paid for by cutting spending in other areas, preferably a reduction in defense spending. I don't think it does enough to really fix the problems, though. In my opinion, we should get away from employer-based healthcare. Why should the quality of your healthcare plan be determined by where you work? I also think that healthcare insurance should only cover the unexpected high cost problems that arise. It shouldn't cover things like routine physicals and checkups, a 5-minute visit to the doctor when you have a cold, etc.