I mean, this may be the most retarded thing to come out of Palin since Trig.The America I know and love is not one in which my parents or my baby with Down Syndrome will have to stand in front of Obama's "death panel" so his bureaucrats can decide, based on a subjective judgment of their "level of productivity in society," whether they are worthy of health care. Such a system is downright evil.
That's just wrong.trendon wrote:
I mean, this may be the most retarded thing to come out of Palin since Trig.
yeah, probably, but I couldn't resist.OracleHCR wrote:That's just wrong.trendon wrote:
I mean, this may be the most retarded thing to come out of Palin since Trig.
No, but it was kinda cute and funny and I'll even allow that the pressure and suddenness of it all could make people say stupid shit. With her, though, it ain't ending. It is an endless stream of stupidity and, if I were a Republican, I'd be embarrassed.jsence2 wrote:Dude....you're saying this like it's a sudden revelation. Had McCain been elected President, I was preparing to move to Europe.
And I'm not joking. I had already looked into what I would have to do to get a work permit in Europe. That woman scares the hell out of me.
So, the plan actually plans to have mandatory abortions, euthanize grandma and "death panels?"OracleHCR wrote:I need you to explain to me what was retarded about her comment. She pretty much hit the nail on the head.
Look, I am against the health care reform and I am neither in league with the donkeys or the elephants, so don't confuse me with being a zealot on either side. That said, maybe I need a refresher course on what he wants because I don't see that either.nick wrote:basically shes saying tht Obama wants to give health care based on those who can give back.
seems kinda Nazish lol
I'm talking about the "death panels". Yes. His plan or actually their plan calls for beaurocrats to decide if people will qualify for surgeries. Both my parents had surgery this past year and under his proposal with them both being over 65 they would probably not have been approved. Medication and counselling would most likely have been prescribed.trendon wrote:
So, the plan actually plans to have mandatory abortions, euthanize grandma and "death panels?"
If so, I'll change my stance, but it seems like she has just flown off the deep end.
I would suggest you get an opinion that isn't coming from a right-wing website, and your opinion will change.OracleHCR wrote:I'm talking about the "death panels". Yes. His plan or actually their plan calls for beaurocrats to decide if people will qualify for surgeries. Both my parents had surgery this past year and under his proposal with them both being over 65 they would probably not have been approved. Medication and counselling would most likely have been prescribed.trendon wrote:
So, the plan actually plans to have mandatory abortions, euthanize grandma and "death panels?"
If so, I'll change my stance, but it seems like she has just flown off the deep end.
That's just not right. imo
Weasel wrote:Does the smell of your own urine knock you out or what?tball275 wrote: The salads I eat for lunch are all kale and spinach. It's bitter, though.
No, I'm saying the only people who are SAYING this kind of stuff (the whole "death panel" crap) are right-wing pundits and the like. Time isn't skewed....but you can't claim any skew about factcheck.org.OracleHCR wrote:jsence, I don't read right-wing websites. I get my news from various news sources most of them print. I work at a post office and read just about every paper or magazine you could imagine both right wing and left wing. It's funny you tell me to get facts and then throw up cnn/time which is skewed very left.
J is a very rational man minus the flying spaghetti monster stuff.cdub21 wrote:anyone else see the irony in jsense in this thread?
and obama is just trying to bring the white man down
there's more insight in my dog's bark than in her words.vicktim7 wrote: that being said, she comes off unintelligent when she speaks, for sure.
