The bad news: I did not denounce it you fucking quilt. I'm living in it and luckily enjoy it a bit. The good news: you'd make a great anchor on Fox news.
I see that you get upset and start name-calling when your ignorance is exposed. Good conversation. You're right, you didn't denounce capitalism... if you view exploiting people as a good thing.
Good conversation = Making things up. Almost forgot: Call people ignorant in back to back posts. Got it!
I'll add this to my "great conversation" notes I'm putting together. So far I have: -Jump into conversation with a point that has nothing to do with what's being argued. -When one of them asks you "What in the hell are you talking about?" Call them ignorant. -Next, misinterpret what they have said in this conversation. -When they correct you and finally insult you, call them ignorant again or maybe even spice it up a bit with something like "You're an angry wittle fella, aren't you?" How am I doing so far? Bare with me I'm just learning the craft.
It's a false premise. The more capitalist a society, the wealthier it is. The wealthier a society as a whole, the better the poorest among it live. You're welcome.
How is it false? There is no such thing as a rich person unless there is a poor person. You can only be rich in context.
Yep, and the context is the world. I'll take the life of someone poor in America over the live of the average person in the Third World.
I'm very happy for you. No idea what it has to do with anything. but I'm happy for you all the same. P.s. I like our ice cream better than Canada's. Rom Com's > snuff films. Blue > Yellow Oranges > grapes Grass > spider webs
Obama ran for President on the promise of healthcare reform and people voted him in. You have to give him credit for getting it done.
This is true. My complaint is that there were multiple ways to deliver universal healthcare better, cheaper and in a bipartisan way. This is the mosty divisive bill in the history of the country and the fallout will be on going for years.
Obama ran for President on the promise of healing the divides that supposedly existed in this country and setting a new post-partisan tone in Washington, and people voted him in. I would give him credit if he would have created a health insurance reform bill that would have been broadly bi-partisan and didn't have to resort to legislative tricks to get it done. He gets no credit for muscling this crap sandwich through.
Your mastery of all things gibberish (other than how to spell it) was made quite clear in your last post.
Just because all of those things exist doesn't mean they are efficient. To me that image is just proof that we have given our government too much power and control over our lives. It isn't justification for letting them take over healthcare, and then let them run it extremely inefficiently.
Nice attempt to cover up the fact that you browse 4chan. Pretty surprising fare for that venue, though.
Thank you for correcting my spelling error. I would rather be corrected than continue to spell something incorrectly. However, you're the one posting non-sequitor arguments, not me.
Actually, my life is improved much more by the people who have good fortune, rather than bad. Put me on a deserted island with a bunch of people who are drug addicts and/or have just been in a car accident and/or are in need of a heart transplant and I'm going to be worse off than if I were by myself. On the other hand, put me with people that have managed to educate themselves and had generally had "good luck", and I'll be better off. I believe that the cost we bear for the opportunity to succeed is the possibility that we will have something terrible befall us. It's up to us to put away for a rainy day... or not. And it's up to us to accept that, sometimes, shit happens and it's nobody's fault. Ed O.
