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Originally posted by On the Edge
reply to post by links234
I think you may be missing the forrest for the trees,but thanks for your comment.
You do know that his health care bill disregards the Constitution by leaps and bounds,right?
And Obama does pretty much hold the power of the Democratic party,right?
Originally posted by On the Edge
Originally posted by ZombieOctopus
Originally posted by Miraj
Because nobody has used Hitler vilify a politician before! You must be right! Obama is the reincarnation of Hitler!
Haha exactly. All you do when you start calling people Hitler is concede you have nothing of real substance to argue. It's an assertion purely based on paranoia and ignorance.
No one is calling Obama "Hitler",but to not see the similarities is to choose to look the other way.
Your choice.
Originally posted by On the Edge
You do know that his health care bill disregards the Constitution by leaps and bounds,right?
Originally posted by ZombieOctopus
Originally posted by Miraj
Because nobody has used Hitler vilify a politician before! You must be right! Obama is the reincarnation of Hitler!
Haha exactly. All you do when you start calling people Hitler is concede you have nothing of real substance to argue. It's an assertion purely based on paranoia and ignorance.
Originally posted by ownbestenemy
Originally posted by On the Edge
You do know that his health care bill disregards the Constitution by leaps and bounds,right?
I am not a fan of the bill and I believe it to be a highly suspected one.
But where sir, is this bill, does it disregard the Constitution by 'leaps and bounds"....
Originally posted by On the Edge
"Is health-care reform constitutional?"
www.autoinsuranceviews.com...
I know...it's from an auto insurance site,but they make a good case!
When Labour health minister Nye Bevan opened one of the world's first and most comprehensive health services to the British people on July 5, 1948, it was the realisation of a socialist dream. The new National Health Service (NHS) was the cornerstone of the post-war Labour government's commitment to build a new Jerusalem in an impoverished Britain, painfully recovering from six years of war.