RexRed
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 04:41 am
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parados
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 07:23 am
@coldjoint,
The Pink Prevaricator wrote:



Have you realistically defined what welfare has done to the Black family? Have you realistically defined the problem of one party rule in a two party system. And have you realistically looked at the Islamic problem?

None of the above.


You clearly haven't done any of those things.
1. The median and lower black family may have problems but they aren't caused by welfare alone if at all. Prior to welfare blacks were in a situation worse than they are now. So any attempt to blame it solely on welfare is not defining the problem correctly. You haven't even examine who gets the majority of welfare. You simply make blanket **** for brains statements without looking at the issue.
2. One party rule is a problem. We don't have one party rule in the US. We have elections every 2-4 years and can change party at any time and often do. Your issue is not with the system but rather that you don't like one party being in charge. We can define the problem as you not understanding what one party rule is because you have **** for brains.
3. The Islamic problem? There is no Islamic problem There is a terrorist problem where many of them, but not all, happen to claim to be Muslim. That doesn't make it an Islamic problem. Once again you have not defined the problem correctly.
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parados
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 07:27 am
@coldjoint,
The Pink Prevaricator wrote:



It is right up there with yours that what you advocate will not lead to totalitarianism.


What have I advocated that will lead to totalitarianism? Again, we see your **** for brains in action. You simply make claims without evidence because you think it will win you some fantasy political points.

You assume anything "liberal" will lead to totalitarianism while ignoring much our current society is based on liberal ideas and many of the totalitarian societies are conservative. The truth is both extremes lead to totalitarianism. You refuse to accept that there are RW despots such as Hitler. This is just another example of your **** for brains failure to look clearly at an issue. You jump to the conclusion that your side can do nothing wrong so anything bad must be the other side.
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parados
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 07:34 am
@coldjoint,
The Pink Prevaricator wrote:



So when is the administration going to release the number of policies paid for? Without that, and the coming employer mandate, there is no way to claim it is a success.


I guess they will tell us when the insurance companies tell them. Right now the Insurance companies are reporting 80-85% of those that signed up have paid premiums. Being the **** for brains you are, you haven't bothered to check out the facts.You simply presume that because there isn't an exact number it must be less than 50%. That is idiotic in any real world situation. You look for the best numbers from the people that would know. In this case it is the Insurance industry.


Quote:

Insurance industry officials at four of the big national health plans tell POLITICO that about 15 to 20 percent people who have signed up have not yet paid their first monthly premium

Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2014/03/obamacare-affordable-care-act-health-insurance-premiums-104602.html#ixzz2zzzqQByK

RexRed
 
  1  
Sat 26 Apr, 2014 09:10 am
The Republicans sent me a 'census' today, not a 'survey' mind you but a census. They think they are the government now...

I threw it away. I would have filled it out if I thought they actually cared what I or anyone other than their corporate masters thought.

They have ignored most all polls with overwhelming public support so it is a waste of my time.
coldjoint
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 09:50 am
@parados,
Quote:
I guess they will tell us when the insurance companies tell them.


Are you trying to tell me that anyone can withhold information from this administration? I think that is the other way around.

And when did you start guessing?
cicerone imposter
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 09:58 am
@parados,
Some states already report that information. I head recently on tv that in California, 80% had paid their premiums.
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MontereyJack
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 10:13 am
re joint:
As usual, you seem to have the wrong end of the stick. It's not a case of withholding the informatio. It;s that the information doesn't exist yet. Your position here is rather like asking who won a mile race and the winning time when the runners have just passed the quarter mile marker. You have to wait til the race is over to find out. Your whole stance seems to say that you expect most people to not pay, but you cannot at this point have any evidence to support that, The payments already received for earlier purchasers are saying exactly the opposite, according to major insurance companies, so chances are this also is not going to go your way, just like all your other failure arguments that have crashed and burned.
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coldjoint
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 10:15 am
@RexRed,
Quote:
They have ignored most all polls with overwhelming public support so it is a waste of my time.


Overwhelming support of what? It would not be Healthcare. It would not be no photo IDs for voting, and it would not be gun control.
MontereyJack
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 10:34 am
Sure would be gun control. Over 90+ for strict background checks, including something on the order of 2/3 of NRA members, and as I remember close to 80% of their family members. Thge NRA doesn't speak for America.
That's just the fact.
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MontereyJack
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 10:34 am
Sure would be gun control. Over 90+ for strict background checks, including something on the order of 2/3 of NRA members, and as I remember close to 80% of their family members. Thge NRA doesn't speak for America.
That's just the fact.
MontereyJack
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 10:40 am
And actually after the recent success of the ACA signup, 49% approve of it, versus 48% who don't approve. The percent who want it repealed is much lower. 69% of the public thinks birth control should be mandated by the ACA. And support for the reforms the ACA put in place, like the end of denial for pre-existing conditions, the end of lifetime caps, and recissions is again far higher. Sorry, joint, you're on the wrong side of history again.
coldjoint
 
  -1  
Sat 26 Apr, 2014 10:44 am
@MontereyJack,
Background checks are not the kind of control there is. Magazine limits and type of weapons are what is not supported. And you know it.
coldjoint
 
  -1  
Sat 26 Apr, 2014 10:45 am
@MontereyJack,
Quote:
49% approve of it, versus 48% who don't approve


Source.
MontereyJack
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 10:46 am
@coldjoint,
8 states have passed tough new laws on guns.
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MontereyJack
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 10:48 am
@coldjoint,
8 states have passed tough new laws on guns. And yes background checks are gun control.
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MontereyJack
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 10:49 am
@coldjoint,
re joint:
Source? Sure.
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2014/03/at-49-percent-support-obamacare-hits-a-high/
RexRed
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 12:03 pm
We often criticize people in the Far East for their abuse of endangered wildlife - but these guys are US Senators and were 'proud' enough to post this on Twitter (@SenTedCruz @SenMikeLee) and Sen. Mike Lee and Sen. Ted Cruz - this is not only an abuse of endangered wildlife but of power and (tbc) public funds. www.bantigertrade.com
https://scontent-b-iad.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn2/t1.0-9/10258792_667069953360132_6341882291505140928_n.jpg

These men are creating a demand while lacking sensitivity, refinement, or intelligence.
anonymously99
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 12:19 pm
@RexRed,
Rr has just admitted that he is gay.
RexRed
 
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Sat 26 Apr, 2014 12:59 pm
@coldjoint,
coldjoint wrote:

Quote:
They have ignored most all polls with overwhelming public support so it is a waste of my time.


Overwhelming support of what? It would not be Healthcare. It would not be no photo IDs for voting, and it would not be gun control.



Support for raising the minimum wage, support for gun control, support for same sex marriage and now even support for Obama Care and so on, once the American public waded through all the Republican scare tactics and lies surrounding low cost and reliable healthcare, err, 8 million have signed up mostly young people. ...

If you don't think people support Obama Care then why aren't the Republicans running on an anti Obama Care platform? They know the people don't favor their position on many fronts so all they have left is to lie and intimidate..

And there is also widespread support even among Republicans on raising taxes on the very rich. Why should the very rich amid record profits get entitlements (food stamps) and not pay taxes like the the HARD WORKING middle class?

90 percent of American voters favor policies that would help women get equal pay for equal work, and that would raise wages for women and families...

You know, that equal pay for women bill that every single Republican (including the women) voted against two weeks ago?

48 percent of Americans said they think gun laws should be made more strict, while 16 percent said they should be made less strict and 29 percent said they preferred no change.

(76%) say they would vote for raising the minimum wage to $9 per hour (it is currently $7.25) in a hypothetical national referendum, a five-percentage-point increase since March. About one-fifth (22%) would vote against this.

House Republicans Unanimously Vote Down Minimum Wage Increase
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/15/gop-minimum-wage-increase_n_2884912.html

Fifty-two percent of those surveyed said they would be more likely to support a candidate who backs immigration reform compared with 18 percent who said they would be less likely. On the flip side, 54 percent said they would be less likely to vote for a candidate who opposes immigration reform while only 17 percent said they would be more likely.

Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2013/11/immigration-reform-support-poll-99532.html#ixzz301CKQKN3

House GOP ignores immigration reform at its peril
http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/foreign-policy/191204-house-gop-ignores-immigration-reform-at-its-peril#ixzz301Chbl7W

Sixty percent of poll respondents said they supported higher taxes on annual incomes above $250,000, with 37 percent opposed.

Taxing The Rich Still Popular With American Public
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/28/taxing-the-rich-poll_n_2203400.html

And you don't like President Obama for what reason? Because Obama is catering to the needs of WE THE PEOPLE?

Who cares what you think CJ...

Gallup: Americans Overwhelmingly Favor Clean Energy, Efficiency Over Fossil Fuels
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2014/04/02/1289252/--Gallup-Americans-Overwhelmingly-Favor-Clean-Energy-Efficiency-Over-Fossil-Fuels

So this is why the Republican refuse to shift the 'food stamps' (American middle class tax payer money) from dirty energy to clean energy.

Yet you have nothing to say about that CJ?

You have no credibility and again who really cares what you think CJ?

Vote these dead beat, looking for a handout, Republicans out 2014 and restore America to its former glory...

Domestic job incentives

Did I mention that corporations currently get 'food stamps' (tax-breaks) for every job they move abroad...

Do you think the Americans favor this?

Well the Republicans blocked President Obama from reversing these tax incentives for moving jobs overseas. So the corporations are still getting tax-breaks 'food stamps' for moving jobs overseas thanks to the Republicans and their obstruction.

Do you really think a majority or Americans favor tax-breaks for moving jobs overseas?

Tax-breaks for outsourcing was one of the first things President Obama tried to reverse.

Not to mention how hard the Republicans fought President Obama for Wall Street reform.

The economy is only doing well because President Obama has mobilized all his influence to circumvent Republican obstruction.

Do you think the American people were in favor of lost revenues of billions of their HARD EARNED tax dollars for the Republican government shut down?

The survey highlights just how badly the GOP hard-liners and the leaders who went along with them misjudged the public mood. In the aftermath, eight in 10 Americans say they disapprove of the shutdown. Two in three Republicans or independents who lean Republican share a negative view of the impasse. And even a majority of those who support the tea party movement disapprove.

Poll: Major damage to GOP after shutdown, and broad dissatisfaction with government (because of the GOP)
http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/poll-major-damage-to-gop-after-shutdown-and-broad-dissatisfaction-with-government/2013/10/21/dae5c062-3a84-11e3-b7ba-503fb5822c3e_story.html

You have no credibility and again who really cares what you think CJ?

Your party stinks...
 

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