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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 6:38:36 PM   
KenDckey


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ORIGINAL: thompsonx

Thank you.   Someone finally got it

That you are self centered and stingy...that has not been a very closely guarded secret in the years I have been here busting your chops.


You have been trying anyway   lol   And I appreciate it.   Most of your posts make some sense.   As for being self centered and stingy  naw  don't think so.   but that is one man's opinion so go for it

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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 6:40:56 PM   
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I think is is funny how many people of the "religious" sector think abortion is bad but can't wait to mutilate the penis of thier new born baby boy (without anesthetic).

HELLO morals anybody?????

Women's rights????? HAHAHAHA

What about a baby's rights? What about a man's rights to a sound mind and healthy sex life.


Interesting observation.

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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 6:42:20 PM   
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ORIGINAL: xBullx



Those are certainly fair points Ken.

I think they should redo a bill that is actually sensible and perhaps their needs to be much to discover if the politicians told us the facts without all the shaddy foggy shit.

I'm actually not completely opposed to us all having to pay starting at a given age. It might save the systen in the end, I'm not sure, I can't get a straight answer since so many opponents want to make this right to not have to pay a talking point.

Ken, I don't have any pre-existing conditions that aren't covered by my Military Benefits ( and thanks to my nation for caring about me, I really do appreciate it) But it seems very liklely that all of us are distend to a pre-existing condition someday, it sounds like even you have one now.

It seems like an obvious conclusion that nearly every 18 year old will one day have that dreaded pre-existing condition, or an illness that someone behind a desk will try and use against them to increase a profit margin.

So just using this one point of the Dems side I think you see that even a damn Libertarian like me can understand it's not just about money and individual responsibility. I think we are the greatest nation and surely we should not only respect our elders but start taking care of ourselves as elders before we are just that.

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Actually it has a few items within it I am intrigued by.

But I almost agree with you Ken....

I'm just concerned with the foggy details..............like this aborition issue that has a fair number of folks up in arms...

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Problem is that the whole bill sucks




Yeah Bull   I guess my biggest 2 problems are

1.   Why is it my responsibility to pay for others.   I worked for my healthcare.

2.  If someone opts out, why should we put them in prision.





Dropping someone's healthcare that they have paid for because they get sick is totally wrong in my opinion.   I hope they sue and win.

And healthcare reform is needed.  I don't profess to know exactly how.   But I know the system is broke.

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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 6:44:23 PM   
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Hey Dickey,make no mistake about it,despite my own bad back and the natural empathy someone with similiar problems might happen to feel.I don't give a fuck about your back...as a matter of fact I don't give a fuck about you.Right now all I'm wondering is how the fuck do we get them damm "death panels" back into this bill.
"the system is broke" Damm right it is....and miserable little pricks like you are one of the stumbling blocks to fixing it...you admit you don't have a clue as to how to fix it....but you are sure of one thing for certain....you don't want any of your dollars to go in the kitty .You are a prince amongst men.

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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 6:46:17 PM   
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Hey Dickey,make no mistake about it,despite my own bad back and the natural empathy someone with similiar problems might happen to feel.I don't give a fuck about your back...as a matter of fact I don't give a fuck about you.Right now all I'm wondering is how the fuck do we get them damm "death panels" back into this bill.


ROFLMAO   I don't care   We are all allowed our opinions.

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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 6:46:26 PM   
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ROFLMAO read my previous quote. I wish I could have a dognut. and do I think we should restrict healthecare Damn right. Let's not have it unless you work for it.


Yeah... let's just let them die...

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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 6:47:41 PM   
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ROFLMAO read my previous quote. I wish I could have a dognut. and do I think we should restrict healthecare Damn right. Let's not have it unless you work for it.


Yeah... let's just let them die...


ROFLMAO   OK

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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 6:47:51 PM   
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A beach?



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cleaner than a marine corps mess hall.










Sorry, I couldn't help myself.

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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 6:48:53 PM   
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ORIGINAL: subfever

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ROFLMAO read my previous quote. I wish I could have a dognut. and do I think we should restrict healthecare Damn right. Let's not have it unless you work for it.


Yeah... let's just let them die...
Makes you want to go out and buy this charmer a Dunkin Donuts gift card!

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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 6:50:56 PM   
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ORIGINAL: subfever

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ROFLMAO read my previous quote. I wish I could have a dognut. and do I think we should restrict healthecare Damn right. Let's not have it unless you work for it.


Yeah... let's just let them die...
Makes you want to go out and buy this charmer a Dunkin Donuts gift card!


Make it a walmart one     I haven't seen a dunkin donuts in years     we dont have one in our small town    we don't even have a donuts shoppe

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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 6:51:49 PM   
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ORIGINAL: KenDckey

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ORIGINAL: subfever

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ROFLMAO read my previous quote. I wish I could have a dognut. and do I think we should restrict healthecare Damn right. Let's not have it unless you work for it.


Yeah... let's just let them die...


ROFLMAO   OK



Well... at least the man is honest about his position. Give him a dognut... lol


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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 6:53:56 PM   
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So you're an example of the real America.....small town values and all.Thank fucking god I grew up in the city!

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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 6:54:13 PM   
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After reading 5 pages of this thread, this is an F.R.

Ask any ER doc or nurse, emergency rooms in the country are being buried by the uninsured. Those people get treated and or hospitalized. Who pays?, the insured pays.

I have not read the entire bill. I doubt anyone here has. If My taxes go up, but My rates go down do I lose anything?

As for abortion, if you take the moral argument out of it, a first trimester abortion is defiantly cheaper than childbirth.

Jeff

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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 6:56:53 PM   
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With all this talk about abortion funding in this health care bill, I'm wondering if the Republicans think a woman shouldn't have the right to do as she chooses with her own body?


Returning to your original question, Sir, I would stand by my long-held beliefs that Republicans (as a general rule) do NOT think that women should be able to choose whether or not to carry a fetus to term. It seems to be one of the main tenets of the platform.

Personally, I would be more interested in knowing whether a Dom or Gorean male believes that a woman has the right to choose whether to carry a fetus to term, should she become unexpectedly pregnant by him.

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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 6:57:09 PM   
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See I think that is a good political trade off...........

So fair enough

Well so long as there is some earning going on around here.

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ORIGINAL: thompsonx

I  may not be your friend or a liberal but you can bet your ass that I would support your having access to national health care no matter what sort of poor choices you may or may not have made.  Good health is something that the older one gets the more one appreciates. 
I suffer from abysmal good health...in that my problems tend to be mechanical and not systemic( I ride a motorcycle and it is not possible to do that with falling down from time to time)
It is not a question of unhealthy choices it is a question of how to get well.


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ORIGINAL: xBullx


I was hoping someone would get to this part of the monkey business.

So if I want to smoke (like our President does) and eat fatty foods like my favorite Dem President Wild Bill did I trust I can count on my Liberal friends to back me when they start trying to make me pay extra or deny me "rights" to my Federal Health Care.

Right?!

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ORIGINAL: SpiritedRadiance

Also if my mother who smokes drinks eats fatty foods and such will be eligible for free health care which has cost multiple thousands of dollars in medical expenses because of her own choices. Then those who choose to have an abortion for what ever reason, should be allowed the procedure.







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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 7:01:13 PM   
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I would say that should be a decision made by both, after much thought. I think that would vary by the situation.

I am 53 fucking years old... My  "baby" is 26. the thought of another child makes My head explode. Having said that, I don't know what I would personally decide.

Intellectually. I believe in a womans right to choose. Emotionally, if it were My baby, I might have strong. loud, issues with that.

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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 7:06:56 PM   
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Now you've been reading what I'm saying and you also should have a good idea where I stand on personal responsibility, but make a sound point like you did here and not a manipulative one. It assist in your credibility.

Both of my sons had sons out of wedlock, both are doing as I would have expected. This made the Nana very happy (Papa too, I might add).

But that isn't the point I was making early, at least when there are females that might be using abortion as a birth control. It's the what is good for the goose is good for the gander analogy you know.

You're a good girl Tazzy I'm not upset with you, I just have come to expect more of you. (<------doesn't needless manipulation just drive you crazy)


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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl

Men have no part until roughly 9 months later... if they are true men.



Don't you be tossing that manipulative fucking horseshit around in my thread. This true men bullshit belongs in third grade, not in an adult discussion.

And yes men should be responsible for their actions, I'm not arguing that and in fact have done well teaching my sons as much, but if we want this fucking country to be all fair and equal it goes both ways dammit. Men get the fucking shaft in this child care crap and it's not just about the money for the father, but that is often enough all it is about for our dear old Uncle Sam.

So cut the shit and slip your feet into both sets of shoes and examine it from both sides of the coin if you want your point in this debate to maintain any credibility.


Master Bull

i raised mine alone... took that responsibility upon myself... never looked for anyone for help except the two years it took me to graduate and pass the nursing boards.

i said "true men" not as a manipulation, but as an honest opinion of men who ditch and dodge their responsibilities. the "if you play, you pay" goes both ways. males abandoning their sperm then hiding behind the laws to avoid their responsibilities to the child they helped create does not equal "men" to me at all.



editted because I left out a crucial part that help make a point I was trying to make, haste makes waste.

< Message edited by xBullx -- 3/18/2010 7:37:16 PM >


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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 7:08:52 PM   
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Holy shit....I think I'm going to be sick.
I hope I'm covered!

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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 7:13:47 PM   
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I would say that should be a decision made by both, after much thought. I think that would vary by the situation.

I am 53 fucking years old... My  "baby" is 26. the thought of another child makes My head explode. Having said that, I don't know what I would personally decide.

Intellectually. I believe in a womans right to choose. Emotionally, if it were My baby, I might have strong. loud, issues with that.


What if the mother was a hot, young wench with the ability to keep your juices flowing fast, well into your 70's? ...

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RE: Women's Rights! - 3/18/2010 7:16:28 PM   
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My sentiments exactly, I wish I was the guy smart enough to help fix this insurance crap. I do know that we have elected some people that are supposed to do things like this, but I'm not sure any of them are honest enough to get the job done....

To much back door, back room and partisan interests are afoot for me to trust this at all, and I also feel that if they were on the up and up no one could even slow it down, nevermind stop it. It seems certain to me that someone is mad and stopping things because it isn't their pocker that'll be bulging.

We need to repair the system, but I'm not sure this is what is happening.

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Dropping someone's healthcare that they have paid for because they get sick is totally wrong in my opinion.   I hope they sue and win.

And healthcare reform is needed.  I don't profess to know exactly how.   But I know the system is broke.




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