Thursday February 16, 2012

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    Noliving

    Time for the US army to go down south a ways and wipe them out. If the US government didn't have reason before, they do now.

    I never thought I would live to see the day in which you called for the US military to invade another country, especially over a justification such as illegal drugs.

    Posted in: Mexican drug traffickers tighten grip in U.S.

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    Noliving

    The real answer is just legalize it like we did back in the early 1900's. Yes you could get cocaine and heroin legally in the US back in the early 1900's. That would pretty much cut all sources of drug funding to the drug cartels in mexico.

    Posted in: Mexican drug traffickers tighten grip in U.S.

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    Noliving

    They will continue to do so, because the fine for not having it is actually less money than the premiums would cost." I disagree. I believe the IRS, as now being published, will grow, and go after those that don't pay in a very zealous manner. Don't forget, which is readily available, you don't just get a fine. Your credit will be damaged, which hurts if you are a small biz and can't afford the 2000 per employee.

    That will most likely lead to another round of armed tax rebellions that occurred in the 18 century, and I have to be honest I would join them in rebelling.

    Posted in: U.S. Congress completes overhaul of health care; more threats come in

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    Noliving

    Well technically heylars its not exactly hypocrisy, the difference here is that cows are no where close to being endangered and well whales and some species of dolphin are, the question of course remains whether or not the species japan hunts are endangered and japan of course says no. If the those types of animals, whales and dolphins, were not endangered I don't think people would really care if they hunted those animals.

    Posted in: 'Heroes' actress Hayden Panettiere gets chilly reception in Taiji

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    Noliving

    They clearly don't, because they voted in someone who promised otherwise.

    That doesn't mean they agreed with his public option. The fact that most Americans were against a government system that provided all of the funding for all Americans healthcare would suggest otherwise. Most wanted Health care insurance in terms of private companies but they wanted the costs to be lowered or at the very least have cost controls that slow down the growth of cost increases, they also didn't want to be denied coverage for preexisting conditions or be dropped because of a medical problem.

    Posted in: Health care gains start soon — bigger ones later

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    Noliving

    You missed my point. Completely. Food that works has cheap options. Healthcare doesn't.

    No I didn't, your point was that people should not profit off of someone that is dying or is sick, well what about food, how about lawyers and justice? Farmers profit off of those that are dying of starvation, look at haiti or african nations such as somalia, American farmers profit off of the food that is sent to haiti that has ended up causing the agricultural system to collapse there resulting in basically mass starvation in that country. Should farmers be allowed to profit when there are people in the USA that go hungry or anyone for that matter in the world? How about bottled water, should companies be allowed to make a profit off of bottled water when it is now been proven that more people die of unclean water than from war?

    Posted in: Health care gains start soon — bigger ones later

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    Noliving

    Chotto if you don't believe about the food being life or death look at haiti that can't feed itself because of US imports basically destroyed the agriculture there or the Somalians who are now expected to starve because of the militant groups forcing out the UN and other aid groups

    Posted in: Health care gains start soon — bigger ones later

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    Noliving

    Correction, starting later this year insurance companies can't drop you because they don't want to pay your medical bills.

    Posted in: Health care gains start soon — bigger ones later

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    Noliving

    Not all medical care is a matter of life and death.

    Keep in mind Chotto most of what you claim happened yesterday republicans supported like not being turned down because of pre-existing conditions, or being dropped because they don't want to pay your hospital bills. You also need to keep in mind that some of those parts of the bill, primarily the major ones like not accepting people because of pre-existing conditions and dropping them because they don't want to pay the hospital bill, don't take effect until 2014. So although since yesterday the bill was passed it won't become an enforced law until 2014.

    Posted in: Health care gains start soon — bigger ones later

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    Noliving

    • Most Americans will be required to carry health insurance, either through an employer, a government program or by buying their own. Those who refuse will face fines from the IRS.

    Probably the one thing every american hates about this bill including me!

    Posted in: Health care gains start soon — bigger ones later

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    Noliving

    Taka313, what type of trauma are US soldiers in when they are in Iraq right now when there are basically no combat deaths nor combat injuries nor any type of combat whatsoever that US forces engage in when it comes to Iraq.

    The truth of the matter is that Iraq is much better right now when it comes to its violence and so Iraq right now, this very second isn't really "hell on our guys".

    I understand where your coming from with the driving and the shaking but those wounds were created during the years between 2003-2008 and parts of 2009.

    The truth of the matter is that Iraq for all of this year has not been hell on US forces, in fact if anything it is quite boring, at least that is what the soldiers said on an interview with Richard engel.

    Iraq once was hell on earth for US forces but it isn't any longer, those that are currently suffering from PTSD or just from any type of stress from developed from Iraq will not end with the withdrawal from Iraq, sadly those wounds will probably last forever.

    Posted in: Thousands rally in Washington to pull troops from 2 war zones

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    Noliving

    That place is hell on our guys.

    Is it? We haven't had a single combat death I believe since last November in that country and the combat injuries have also pretty much dropped to nothing to since last november.

    Posted in: Thousands rally in Washington to pull troops from 2 war zones

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    Noliving

    Am I the only one who thinks this was funny?

    Posted in: Teen charged over racial announcement at New Jersey Walmart

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    Noliving

    Selling guns in a coffee-shop is a new concept though and I may just be having a hard time with the concept. -I would like to SuperSize that Colt 45.

    They are not selling guns in a coffee shop.

    What civilised country has a population that is so paranoid of its own government that it feels the needs to be allowed to carry guns?

    What planet with humans on it feel so paranoid about USA foreign policy that they want the Chinese, Russians and European Union to act as a counter force?

    If world is so paranoid about its foreign policy then surely it citizens should be paranoid about its domestic policy right?

    Posted in: Starbucks asks not to be center of gun debate

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    Noliving

    The problem NationalistRE is that what those people claim is true and correct. It is fiction, the author of the book can't back up his claims.

    The truth of the manner is that this group making the claim represents the surviving members of the crew that dropped the atomic bombs, they know better then anyone else on the subject.

    Posted in: Veterans criticize Cameron for A-bomb book defense

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    Noliving

    Well considering this group is pretty much the only group that represents the atomic bombing group I think they know what they are talking about.

    Posted in: Veterans criticize Cameron for A-bomb book defense

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    Noliving

    Well be honest Molenir did you honestly think that one ACT could solve all the academic problems in public schools?

    Posted in: Obama seeks money, interventions to stem high school dropouts

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    Noliving

    At the very least zurc you have to give President Bush credit for at least trying with the no child left behind act doing something had never been done before in the USA but something of its scope had to be done and if it wasn't him it would have been his successor doing it, Obama is actually just building off it. No child left behind act was always seen as a launching point not the entire/final solution.

    Posted in: Obama seeks money, interventions to stem high school dropouts

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    Noliving

    Which conservatives are saying it is a huge waste? Actually no child left behind isn't a pure 100% failure, there are some things of that no child left behind that are actually good and are going to be retained. We also have to remember that what the no child left behind did was something that was never done before in the USA and was expected from the very beginning to not entirely work, in fact if the no child left behind didn't exist and obama was to do something similar it would be expected to have similar problems. Those problems are its size and how much of the system it is trying to change. The success of no child left behind is on the focus of kids that have special needs and children that are learning English as a second language and that

    The real issue or primary issue with No child left behind is that it was considered underfunded.

    Posted in: Obama seeks money, interventions to stem high school dropouts

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    Noliving

    True to a point cleo, however all you have to do is look at Russia, look at all the money they spent and then look at the fact that this is the worst performance in the winter Olympics for Russia.

    Posted in: Japan won 5 medals at the Vancouver Winter Olympics. How would you assess the results?

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