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Anybody taking care of their family and doing what they need to do to provide is hard working.
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Anybody taking care of their family and doing what they need to do to provide is hard working.
Anybody taking care of their family and doing what they need to do to provide is hard working.
They make little money because they work at wal mart. That's ok for a while, but seriously, find a different job. It can happen.
No, it cannot, not for everyone.
It's not 60s anymore. This economy simply doesn't create as many high paying jobs as it used to. Manufacturing jobs are disappearing steadily. So 10 middle class jobs are replaced with a single really good one and 9 earning a minimum wage.
Ame®icano;8245613 said:Anybody taking care of their family and doing what they need to do to provide is hard working.
Even those who do nothing but waiting for government handouts?
They make little money because they work at wal mart. That's ok for a while, but seriously, find a different job. It can happen.
No, it cannot, not for everyone.
It's not 60s anymore. This economy simply doesn't create as many high paying jobs as it used to. Manufacturing jobs are disappearing steadily. So 10 middle class jobs are replaced with a single really good one and 9 earning a minimum wage.
The question that you should ask yourself is why the economy is not producing as many high paying jobs as it used to.
They make little money because they work at wal mart. That's ok for a while, but seriously, find a different job. It can happen.
No, it cannot, not for everyone.
It's not 60s anymore. This economy simply doesn't create as many high paying jobs as it used to. Manufacturing jobs are disappearing steadily. So 10 middle class jobs are replaced with a single really good one and 9 earning a minimum wage.
I concede your point. That still doesn't mean that everyone on Medicaid can be described as hard working. The ones that are hard working didn't even know they were eligible for Medicaid.
No, it cannot, not for everyone.
It's not 60s anymore. This economy simply doesn't create as many high paying jobs as it used to. Manufacturing jobs are disappearing steadily. So 10 middle class jobs are replaced with a single really good one and 9 earning a minimum wage.
I concede your point. That still doesn't mean that everyone on Medicaid can be described as hard working. The ones that are hard working didn't even know they were eligible for Medicaid.
Well, nobody claimed that everyone eligible for Medicaid is working full time. I was disputing your original point -- that no one receiving Medicaid can be considered hard working, if only because hard working people are not supposed to be getting "free stuff".
It wasn't necessary to make sweeping and damaging changes in our health care system to help the few without insurance, which was actually between 7 and 8 million people. They could have expanded Medicaid, which they are doing now. That would have been a quick and simple solution to the problem IF they really wanted to help people get insured. This is just more proof that health care was not the goal. Transferring power and wealth redistribution was the goal.
They had 3 years to build the website and it looks like something that was put together in one day. The hefty price tag, paid to Michelle Obama's college friend, is a huge rip off considering what we got for the money. $634 million was spent prior to the disasterous launch of the website and now well over $1 billion has been thrown at the site in attempts to repair it. The repairs were made to allow people to type in their information, but the security still poses major issues for the public. It's unfair to tell people to go to the website knowing that hackers could easily steal their identities or, at the very least, empty their bank accounts. Security when it comes to sensitive personal information of the public is NOT a concern of this administration. It also was reported today that at least 30% of the people who think they successfully signed up for insurance are actually still without insurance. Most won't know it until they seek medical care in January. The information was lost in some cases and information was somehow mixed up, so the info isn't accurate. To top it off, there is no system in place for paying insurance premiums for the subsidized. The website doesn't even have that feature built into it yet. For now, the government is just going to trust insurance companies (after years of vilifying them) to tell them an approximate amount they are owed and the government will write big checks and "true it up" later. This is truly the most disorganized roll out of any government program ever.
Even when the website is fixed, the Obamacare law itself remains a disaster for the middle class. It's those working full time and living paycheck to paycheck that will bear the brunt of costs for subsidizing people and they will pay increased taxes estimated at $6,000 annually. Those costs are in addition to having to pay up to three times more for their own insurance, which will likely have a much higher deductible than their old one. Too many can no longer afford health insurance and will face fines.
Millions who previously had insurance are now without and the number will rise significantly. The number of uninsured now will be far greater than the number who were uninsured before this unconstitutional bill was passed by the Democrats. That is even more proof that the law has nothing to do with health care.
Despite the fact that people don't like having their choices taken from them and they cannot afford the more expensive plans because of Obamacare, the administration has insisted that we keep going forward. They have all this new power and will not let go. They will destroy the middle class and bring this country to it's knees and all because they refuse to admit they were wrong to push this law through. To admit that Obamacare is a failure is to admit that liberalism is a failure.
No liberal wants to talk about the fact that people have lost their plans and their doctors. It's one thing to change to a different insurance company, but people are losing the doctors they have trusted for years. The doctor-patient relationship is sacred and the liberals just intervened in the most personal aspect of our lives. The same ones who insist that all companies provide plans that include abortions because a woman has total say about her body are now willing to say government should have control over our bodies. For them to support Obamacare, with the mandatory body fat tests, forcing us to leave our trusted doctors and allow strangers to treat us and not allowing us to have any say in our treatment is hypocritical. A woman will have control over her body until a panel decides that a cancer treatment is too expensive or she is too old to warrant spending money on a pacemaker. Then it's all government control over what happens to our bodies.
I am tired of liberals taking such a cavalier attitude towards this rude intrusion into lives and telling us to suck it up because it's the law. They tell us we'll be better off, even as millions now face going into the future with NO insurance or are paying way more than they can comfortably afford. Insurance won't even help many because the deductable are so high that 100% of their medical expenses will be out of pocket from here on, at least barring any major illness. Liberals still say we are supposed to be happier now, as if they have a fucking clue what is best for each of us. Many of us were fine and had already decided what we wanted and we were happy with our choices. It was not necessary for all of us to be forced to give up what we had just to cover a small percent of people. Again, this clearly was never about health care. It's about liberals pushing their beliefs on everyone else and claiming it's for the greater good.
Liberals love Obamacare now and they will praise their messiah for this, at least until it's them in the hospice being fed pain pills because they were denied that triple bypass or the newest cancer treatment. Will the liberals here feel different when government says their life isn't worth the money to save it?
If any of you liberals here are old or in poor health, how can you feel good about this new approach to health care?
Or do you realize that this is an extremely corrupt government and assume that you will be spared when the death panels see you are a registered Democrat?
Amazing.. Do you really believe what you have written here?
They make little money because they work at wal mart. That's ok for a while, but seriously, find a different job. It can happen.
No, it cannot, not for everyone.
It's not 60s anymore. This economy simply doesn't create as many high paying jobs as it used to. Manufacturing jobs are disappearing steadily. So 10 middle class jobs are replaced with a single really good one and 9 earning a minimum wage.
The question that you should ask yourself is why the economy is not producing as many high paying jobs as it used to. Why is upward mobility harder today than it has been in the past? Why are new business startups at a dangerous low? Could the federal government have anything to do with the cause? Could liberal policies have anything to do with the cause?
Every new government policy has tradeoffs. You want cleaner water and cleaner air, you will trade that for jobs and opportunities. You want higher taxes, you will trade that for reduced private investment. You want more regulation of business, you will trade that for fewer new business startups. There is no such thing as a free lunch.
RightDown said:You do realize that the people that own you and me also own our government. No shock there. The liberals I know, including myself, do not like the ACA at all but it is better than nothing.
Obama is a president that legislates center-right. Hardly a liberal. He does what he's permitted to do by our owners....the same owners that control both political parties. This is not a secret.
RightDown said:You do realize that the people that own you and me also own our government. No shock there. The liberals I know, including myself, do not like the ACA at all but it is better than nothing.
Actually, nothing is better. At least with nothing there are no death panels, no additional $6.2 trillion to the long term deficit, none of your privacy being hacked while applying, not as much government control of your life....and nothing allows you to keep your doctor and your current plan. If you think the Obamacare website is a disaster wait until you use Obamacare.
Obama is a president that legislates center-right. Hardly a liberal. He does what he's permitted to do by our owners....the same owners that control both political parties. This is not a secret.
You are clearly one step to the left away from falling off the side of the planet. You are an extremist of extremists. And no Obama is clearly not a real liberal, a real liberal (not the term communist progressives hijacked), would not want all this power at the top. Obama is a radical left-wing extremist.
You are clearly one step to the left away from falling off the side of the planet. You are an extremist of extremists. And no Obama is clearly not a real liberal, a real liberal (not the term communist progressives hijacked), would not want all this power at the top. Obama is a radical left-wing extremist.RightDown said:Obama is a president that legislates center-right. Hardly a liberal. He does what he's permitted to do by our owners....the same owners that control both political parties. This is not a secret.