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What disgusts me is YOU...you are the douche bag.
Keith Olbermann has the means and the man IS providing the best care for his own father...his argument: ALL Americans deserve the basic right to affordable health care, as a RIGHT, not as a privilege few can afford. It's genesis is REAL patriotism and a common respect for human dignity. HOW can America call herself a Christian nation, and then desecrate the teachings and life if Jesus Christ?
If your patriotism isn't based on caring about AmericANS, then it is not patriotism, it's narcissism...
You have a lot of reading to do...start with Matthew and Luke.
We have all made mistakes. But Dante tells us that divine justice weighs the sins of the cold-blooded and the sins of the warm-hearted on different scales. Better the occasional faults of a party living in the spirit of charity than the consistent omissions of a party frozen in the ice of its own indifference.
President John F. Kennedy
What kind of sick person are you? He has the means to take care of his father and he is telling the taxpayers that they should be taking care of him.
Love of country has absolutely nothing to do with charity. And taking money from others by force to take care of your problems is not charity. Telling people they are responsible for your love ones is not charity nor compassion. It's selfishness and a complete abrogation of your responsibilities.
Stop outsourcing your compassion and charity to others and pretending you are righteous for doing so.
Do you have a reading comprehension problem? Keith Olbermann is not asking and does not expect taxpayers to take care of his father or ANYONE ELSE'S father. Here's an idea: Why don't you LISTEN to what Keith Olbermann said?
Keith Olbermann's Emotional Special Comment: 'My Father Asked Me To Kill Him' (VIDEO)
I didn't expect anything less from him.Olberman is a sad sack of shit to use his father in such a vile manner. Why doesn't he fucking man up and take care of his father himself.
Heaven forbid the wealthy man pay to take care of his father. Nope. Course not. We need to be paying the bill.
The man is using his father's story as an excuse to argue for taxpayers to take care of his father. It's disrespectful.
Yeah our health care system is just fine.
Run on that ......please.
Id rather run on policies that, I don't know, actually help the people. Why is that such a foreign concept to you people?
Why on earth should we adopt policies we already know don't work?! What kind of person thinks that somehow since we are doing it that the laws of nature and economics are going to change???
Its the right who did nothing for years to solve this problem and are now fighting any real solutions.
They are the ones who think there is no problem.
I don't think he's saying anything about healthcare reform. Maybe advocating Dr. assisted death. I've never seen anyone die in such pain in my family but it must be horrifying.
if your patriotism isn't based on caring about americans, then it is not patriotism, it's narcissism...
Id rather run on policies that, I don't know, actually help the people. Why is that such a foreign concept to you people?
Why on earth should we adopt policies we already know don't work?! What kind of person thinks that somehow since we are doing it that the laws of nature and economics are going to change???
Its the right who did nothing for years to solve this problem and are now fighting any real solutions.
They are the ones who think there is no problem.
The current bill doesn't solve anything. It is a money sucking black hole designed to allow the Government to take over the Health Care Industry.
Its the right who did nothing for years to solve this problem and are now fighting any real solutions.
They are the ones who think there is no problem.
The current bill doesn't solve anything. It is a money sucking black hole designed to allow the Government to take over the Health Care Industry.
which bill?
I don't think he's saying anything about healthcare reform. Maybe advocating Dr. assisted death. I've never seen anyone die in such pain in my family but it must be horrifying.
Allowing assisted suicide is a VERY bad idea. It will morph soon enough into putting the old and sick to death for the convenience of the living or the Government.
If Keith is concerned about his father. He should take care of him. He shouldnt use his father as an excuse to advocate government run health care.
Keith Olbermann's 'raw' plea - THE WEEK
"Last Friday night, my father asked me to kill him." So began an impassioned and emotional "special comment" by MSNBC host Keith Olbermann on the eve of the health-care-reform summit. Olbermann used the graphic story of his father's terminal illness both to bash conservative "ghouls" like "Sarah Palin" who warned that Democratic health reform would lead to "death panels," and to make an impassioned plea for a sensible national policy on end-of-life care. Was Olbermann's much-discussed monologue a courageous use of his "raw" personal story, or a "twisted" partisan stunt?
I don't think he's saying anything about healthcare reform. Maybe advocating Dr. assisted death. I've never seen anyone die in such pain in my family but it must be horrifying.
Allowing assisted suicide is a VERY bad idea. It will morph soon enough into putting the old and sick to death for the convenience of the living or the Government.
You seem to think that people are just going to let their loved ones die for 'convenience'. I'm sure in some cases that might be true, but i'd think it would be the exception rather than the rule. I also think it depends on what you mean by 'convenience'. Not wanting to run errands for a relative anymore is 'convenience'. Not wanting her to have to remain in a vegetative state and on life support is another matter entirely.
Keith Olbermann's 'raw' plea - THE WEEK
"Last Friday night, my father asked me to kill him." So began an impassioned and emotional "special comment" by MSNBC host Keith Olbermann on the eve of the health-care-reform summit. Olbermann used the graphic story of his father's terminal illness both to bash conservative "ghouls" like "Sarah Palin" who warned that Democratic health reform would lead to "death panels," and to make an impassioned plea for a sensible national policy on end-of-life care. Was Olbermann's much-discussed monologue a courageous use of his "raw" personal story, or a "twisted" partisan stunt?
And you trolls think Beck is bad... PFFT --------------
Keith Olbermann's 'raw' plea - THE WEEK
"Last Friday night, my father asked me to kill him." So began an impassioned and emotional "special comment" by MSNBC host Keith Olbermann on the eve of the health-care-reform summit. Olbermann used the graphic story of his father's terminal illness both to bash conservative "ghouls" like "Sarah Palin" who warned that Democratic health reform would lead to "death panels," and to make an impassioned plea for a sensible national policy on end-of-life care. Was Olbermann's much-discussed monologue a courageous use of his "raw" personal story, or a "twisted" partisan stunt?
