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Putin reacts to dead children gunned down in Chechnya by lovers of peace. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beslan_school_siege http://i.imgur.com/1GHsDAR.jpg |
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you may want to google Obama's Hollywood plan, because yes, this president thinks he can act. 2. i voted for the man, twice. i can criticize him because A) as an American I have a right to critique my president and b) having voted for him, I have an obligation to. 3. never said BO is evil. but spontaneous outburts of tears by the President during his big gun EO announcement smacks of disingenuity. where were these crocodile tears when, you know, that shit happened? |
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Funny thing is...if THAT is his legacy he is in a lot of trouble. Number one, it's falling apart financially. Number two, it has driven health care cost up exponentially. And most importantly...if the next President is a Republican, it will be repealed and thrown on the trash heap of history. THEN we will see Mr. Obama shed some REAL tears. :1orglaugh |
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That would drive costs down and cover everyone. I suspect Obamacare will be thrown into the trash heap, costs won't go down though and profits of big business will go up. |
Obamacare is most certainly NOT a total cockup.
While I'm not a complete fan of it, the simple fact is at the very least it made insurance available to folks with preexisting conditions and that alone is truly big. |
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This is utter bullshit. If a person is prohibited from owning a gun then no "loophole" changes that. Only idiots like you think that it's legal for a prohibited person to buy a gun at a gun show or from a private party. No, it's not. A criminal will get their gun from anywhere they can whether it's legal or not. They could also illegally build one in their garage if they want to. Prohibited means PROHIBITED. There is no "loophole" you ignorant fuck. :321GFY |
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As for the financial issues, the last enrollment period saw a lot of under-35's signing up, which will spread the insurance risk out over a younger, healthier demographic. I've also seen (somewhere) a claim that the law already saves the US over $300 billion in medical costs. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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WTF are you talking about Mark? |
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"Nine of the lawâ??s 23 state co-ops â?? nonprofit health-insurance companies set up to help people enroll in Obamacare â?? have collapsed. Over 600,000 people who enrolled in co-op health plans will lose their insurance at the end of this year. Many of them were forced into the co-ops to begin with when Obamacare canceled their private insurance policies in 2013, meaning they will have lost their health insurance twice because of the law." https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...f92_story.html It's been on the news (in between campaign stories) and is easy to find. The entire system of ObamaCare is imploding financially. Just as anyone who could do math could see when it was first proposed. The whole thing is nothing more than a payoff to Big Insurance and it's lobbyists. Nothing to do with any "concern" that Democrats have for my health or any other individuals health. They could care less about that. What matters most is money and power. |
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It was done by the Federal Govt. Health & Human Services dept. (who work for Pres. Obama) and used a gallup poll to come up with their conclusions. Here is a quote directly from that link: "This study used a survey approved by the Gallup Corporation’s institutional review board. The authors at HHS only had access to deidentified data, which is exempted as nonhuman subjects research under the HHS Common Rule." Don't fall for the propaganda. Those of us paying for our own insurance (because we own our own businesses) know the truth. |
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UC Davis report exposes loopholes in gun-control laws ? UC Davis Health System Feature Story http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/11/us...ecks.html?_r=0 Little-known gun trust loophole facing closure by Obama's executive action | US news | The Guardian Are you a criminal but still want a gun? you can do it for $99. https://nfalawyers.com I hope you enjoyed being educated by an "ignorant fuck". |
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And I know for a fact what I'm paying for health insurance. It's now DOUBLE what it was in 2009 when Obama took office. :( I don't listen to propaganda. I see what is happening to me and other business owners. And I look at facts. I notice that a lot of folks on GFY seem to spend most of their time reading opinionated websites or getting their "news" from MSNBC and nowhere else. Kinda funny how you didn't pay any attention to what I had in the rest of that reply. Which refuted the propaganda that was being shoveled out. |
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Link 'em up bro. I'd like some good news. :) |
Ill grab some when I get to my laptop, maybe we can sort it out. Hah
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OK, so your truly are that stupid. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh An NFA Trust DOES NOT allow a prohibited person to legally own or possess a firearm. Only an ignorant fuck would think that. Just because a person is listed on a trust does not automatically make them a non-prohibited person. FYI idiot...I own a website that sells NFA Trusts through a partnership with an attorney. I have also written multiple articles about them. |
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World Health Organization?s Ranking of the World?s Health Systems | thepatientfactor.com Most Efficient Health Care 2014: Countries - Bloomberg Best (and Worst) And the craziest part is some blame, Obama. He's not to blame, the private sector of the Health Service is 100% to blame for over charging people for a civilised necessity. Will Americans start to vote out the politicians sucking off the Corporate teat? Like gun control. Arguing about the better control of these firearms is pointless when it comes to this. Quote:
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The problem with both situations is the degree of propaganda that's been pumped into Americans. Still it's further proof the Second Amendment can be tweaked. |
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1. keep complaining about America 2. keep thinking you need to educate Americans on America. i mean really, what's the fucking point of you even bringing up some fucking bullshit comparison of countries here? this is about Obamacare specifically and if it's working for the USA, not if it's working in some fucking contest. and besides, you're full of fucking shit, you quoted Robbie's post about Obamacare and how it's not working for US, not how it's not working for you. but most importantly, 3. gofuckyourfuckingself with your incessant fucking need to change our Constitution. we got it a long time ago, according to you, we need to change our Constitution to suit you better. |
Ridiculing anyone for tearing up over something that hits their hearts, really sociopathic, or attention whorish. What a stupid thread :disgust
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Who the fuck let Paul and his ignorant ramblings loose again?
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I DO think that he could have stopped himself from crying and at the very least wiped away the tear instead of allowing it to roll down his cheek (like you or I would do in public). Instead he allowed himself to get carried away emotionally and made sure that it was visible that he was crying. That is a calculated move that he planned and executed perfectly. If you believe otherwise, that is your right. But in my experience in the world of entertainment (and that is what any politician in front of cameras is doing, no matter how serious the subject matter), NOTHING is done that isn't scripted and planned. (unless you are Trump) |
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The American healthcare system is working fine for me, costs members of my family an arm and a leg, though, as for educating Americans. Are you still in the dark about getting ripped off? Any law that's out of date has to be changed. America has changed a lot of the original Constitution by amending it to keep pace with the times, to suit you better. Not me. As for concern about what happens in the US, seeing as you dragged us into an illegal war, one that a member of my family fought in. The consequences of that war are still costing British lives and will continue. I feel I have a right to debate who runs America. |
ya, i respect your opinion Robbie, and i do know the insider shit that fills politics, my family has been deeply involved in political positions for many generations. And it's sickening even down to local governments from State, to county to city (even down to mayors and city council).
But for a human being to show emotion at some point is just natural. The DECISIONS he makes are the ones that show signs of weakness or strength. I agree with his aims for gun laws, to make background checks more strict, NOT to take guns away from people nor to make gun purchases illegal. anyways, that's another whole topic hehe. |
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"Make gun laws more strict" ..... Meaningless political catch phrase, please look at the below ATF form that must be filled out then submitted to the FBI as part of the approval process. What's missing? What needs to be more "strict" ??? http://i.imgur.com/uMLv3rU.png . |
I don't know jscott...I get the rationale behind gun "restrictions". But it's a direct violation of the constitution for the govt. to do it.
The Founding Fathers knew that govt. is the most dangerous thing we have. Our govt. has killed more people than any group of crazy people with a gun ever will. And not everyone wants to be put on an FBI database like a common criminal just for buying a gun. Hell, I know some older folks who refuse to give their Social Security number to banks! And they are right. We aren't supposed to give it to anybody. But we all end up giving it to everybody from the bank to the power company. And then people wonder why their "identity" gets stolen. lol If we really want to bow down to the Federal Govt. (the same bunch who spy on us, get us into wars, have done things to cause people to become "terrorists" worldwide, ran up 20 trillion in debt, etc., etc.) and disarm ourselves...then it should be done the RIGHT way. Amend the Constitution. Even if you just want to give the govt. the right to restrict guns in ANY way...the constitution needs to be amended. There is a reason that guns are the 2nd amendment and not the 10th or 11th. The Founding Fathers knew (from fighting a bloody war against an oppressive govt.) the danger of govt. and the need for power to remain with the people. Over the decades we've given up so much power to the Federal Govt. that most of us think that's the way it's supposed to be. |
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Imagine that....A British man complaining about the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights. Whoda thunk it? :1orglaugh |
L-Pink, "the gun show loophole, most states do not require background checks for firearms purchased at gun shows from private individuals"
Robbie, you are talking about a constitution that is created in the 1700's. Do you think in 1000 years from now we will have and be needing the exact same shit? Times change. The Revolutionary war is over, the Civil war is over. |
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What you are saying is you want to prohibit individuals from selling/transferring guns to each other. I would need a permit to give a gun to my brother/girlfriend? Not being argumentative, just asking. . |
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Ideals and freedoms are never outdated in my opinion. I definitely don't think any of the current crop of "leaders" are in any way on a level of a Jefferson, Washington, or a Franklin. If you throw out the Constitution, then you no longer have the United States Of America. It IS the basis for the legality of the entire thing. |
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I ask this because when my Mother and Father ran a pawn shop in Hawaii Gardens they had to fill in similar paperwork on items they bought. Paperwork that was rarely checked. It looks like the landing form given to people visiting the US. would love to meet the guy who fills that one in wrongly. Robbie, there are already restrictions on the Arms people can buy. As for not giving ID, that's fine. Don't have a bank account, utilities, police, etc. But when it comes to measures to reduce the number of innocent children killed while at school. At least, some are trying to not increase the number of guns in the hands of nut cases. |
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Robbie clearly gets it. If you disagree with him then you're either not an American or you're a traitor. There is no in-between. |
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The paperwork is filled out at the gun dealer, purchasers ID is checked/verified, information is called into the FBI who then check their databases. Approval is up to a week. The gun does NOT leave the store until the dealer has been told by the FBI the customer is approved. . |
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