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pinkpistol wrote:The America I was raised in, and which my family members fought for, suffered, and still serve today for, is worth the effort it takes to make this discourse respectable and civil. We owe it to ourselves, our country, each other, and our God.

It is the stronger man that heals wounds rather than inflicts them.

Yes, I think a lot of us are angry right now. And this will increase the rift between the producers and the 'looter class' (to borrow the Randism). Healing that divide will take a stronger man than I. I have no clue where to start doing that. But if we, as a nation, cannot begin to heal this divide we are in for some desperate times. I'd rather live in peace than think about life in times of war (and I'm not referring to the Talking Heads song here).

chasfm11 wrote:There are limits today and those will get worse under the Federal system. It's called rationed care. In its extreme, it is also called death panels. or boards of bureaucrat who decide whether you, as an individual, are worthy of treatment or are simply too old to have the procedure that you need. The insurance industry limits will seem very generous by comparison.

Yes. And this is where the 'panels' lead.

http://www.amazon.com/We-Living-Ayn-Rand/dp/0451187849
http://www.wethelivingmovie.com/

This decision leaves me stunned. I am without words to describe my disgust at SCOTUS (and the Con-gress critters who inflicted this bill on we the people).

Well, it was a good Republic while it lasted.

Heard one commentator say "This has now become the Dred Scott Court." Guess so. It will make slaves of us all.