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Obamacare's "DHIMMITUDE" forced upon the Citizens of The United States of America

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posted on Feb, 20 2012 @ 04:32 AM
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Originally posted by RealSpoke
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It has nothing to do with one specific religion. Amish was just the most popular group I could think of that doesn't pay tax like the average citizen. And I have no clue where you are getting there is any discrimination involved.


Since we posted our article, we’ve obtained a list through the Freedom of Information Act of all the groups that have successfully applied for exemptions from payroll taxes. (We have posted the Excel file here.) The overwhelming majority of them are explicitly Anabaptist — that is, Mennonite, Amish or Hutterite. Those that don’t specify their denomination are still explicitly Christian. Having gone through the list, we can say with certainty that no Muslim group, and indeed no non-Christian group, has ever qualified for an exemption under the statute used to define exempt religious groups in the health care law.


www.factcheck.org...


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Ok, so you are telling me no Muslim has been exempt. Yes, I know you used Amish as an example. But an example is an example.

Well I got enough infor here to hit my friend back with. Thanks!



posted on Feb, 20 2012 @ 04:35 AM
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I'm not a staunch supporter of anything. And I surely do not like Obama.

The healthcare act in itself is Fascist. Everyone will be forced to buy private insurance through the government. The insurance companies loved it, their stock prices rose after the ACT was passed. It's the merging of state and corporations from what I understand. It is not socialist at all.

I just don't like dis-info.

And this breed of dis-info will further hurt public opinion on "conspiracies" once they learn it is not true.
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posted on Feb, 21 2012 @ 11:05 PM
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Well, since the controversy began, the House Republicans are not satisfied. It is said thatthe Administration has backed off on its contraception requirement for employers with a religious or moral objection. Representative Darrell Issa, R-Calif., refused to let a progressive female college student speak at a House Oversight Committee conference Thurs. The conference was convened to go over the birth control requirement of the Obama Administration's health care legislation. Issa's refusal motivated two Democratic Congresswomen to walk out on the conference, calling it an "autocratic regime." Article source: Congresswomen walk out on committee contraception hearing.



 
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