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In reply to the discussion: If 100% government owned and operated health care is such "evil socialism" ..... [View all]ErikJ
(6,335 posts)6. I just did at Fox Nation and it was like ...crickets for 5 minutes.
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If 100% government owned and operated health care is such "evil socialism" ..... [View all]
ErikJ
Oct 2013
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I have a close friend who is a vet and he was diagnosed with Pancreatic cancer early last week.
ErikJ
Oct 2013
#3
Well, there it is...it's about 'earning the benefit'. It's a protestant religious ethic
HereSince1628
Oct 2013
#14
Anything from "the government" is "welfare" and you should be ASHAMED for "taking it"...
Spitfire of ATJ
Oct 2013
#12
Lol! Not really funny, but you did give me a laugh with your spot on impression of the RW mindset.
Dark n Stormy Knight
Oct 2013
#13
It isn't really hard to imitate. As Colbert says, "You just have to be an asshole."
Spitfire of ATJ
Oct 2013
#17
Ha! Colbert is my hero. I always appreciate someone who can make me laugh, because with all this RW
Dark n Stormy Knight
Oct 2013
#32
In a Rolling Stone interveiw a few years ago, Colbert claimed he was not paritisan. He said he
Dark n Stormy Knight
Oct 2013
#36
I don't know if you saw Don Imus when Bill Clinton was in office but people say he went too far.
Spitfire of ATJ
Oct 2013
#37
I agree that he want too far. A lot of personal attacks about things that didn't actually
Dark n Stormy Knight
Oct 2013
#39
This notion of Republicans as paragons of virtue was the most absurd thing in those times.
Spitfire of ATJ
Oct 2013
#41
Funny thing--they still think of themselves that way, and it's still absurd!
Dark n Stormy Knight
Oct 2013
#42
That's because they really believe the speak for God,..who's a rich Capitalist.
Spitfire of ATJ
Oct 2013
#43
I believe the point is that it's run by the government, and it works fine. nt
cyberswede
Oct 2013
#16
Do you think veterans are more deserving of quality healthcare than other Americans?
cyberswede
Oct 2013
#34
To you Social Security is not socialism then? It is just deferred compensation too.
TeamPooka
Oct 2013
#38
Where did the argument come from that the government doesn't know how to operate health care?
libdem4life
Oct 2013
#31
instead of pushing single payer and settling for mandatory private insurance - why not push NHS
Douglas Carpenter
Oct 2013
#40