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Isn't there going to be a few people getting health insurance for free. Dont you call that getting a handout? Im talking about people who can work but aren't working and they aren't looking for a job. I guess you think thats okay. Isn't it true that people will be paying for this so called insurance and won't be able to use it until 2014. By that time O'DUMBASS will be long gone. Some health insurance when people will be paying into it and cant use it. 
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What are those AZ teabaggers gunna do now that their hero … Sarah The Quitter … is out there stumping for "rino" McCain???
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03-28-2010, 05:08 PM
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The closest to "free" will be people who ARE working, yet not making enough to comfortably purchase coverage on the state health insurance exchanges, will receive tax credits to help pay for them. Hardly even close to free, especially considering the value of tax credits individuals (read: they aren't all they're cracked up to be.) Again, if you would read the fact sheet I posted instead of making sh1t up you would be a lot more informed. http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE62L2CT20100322
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Lack of health care would take a back seat to the crises of no oil. http://www.associatedcontent.com/art...he.html?cat=15 I don't profess to understand how oil prices work - there are so many pundits with their own theories. I just know that in 1999, gas was about $1.00 a gallon, and now it's $3.00 a gallon and diesel, which should cost less than any grade of regular gasoline, costs more than hi-test. The world has become dependent on oil - not just the United States. Chaos would reign if the world ran out of oil. I'd venture to say that 40% of the U.S. oil usage is for non-transportation usage.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hgR6wXfvhM Last edited by herkhorse : 05-07-2010 at 06:07 AM.
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05-07-2010, 07:13 AM
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he was talking about regulation of gas prices, not about oil. as for diesel, prices depend on supply and demand. huge demand for diesel, of course the price will rise.
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That's all well and good about the usage of diesel, but it's cheaper to process than regular gasoline - so it shouldn't cost more. Supposedly, the price of diesel was supposed to drop drastically after the 2009 Summer Olympics in China, and it did a bit, but now it's going back up.
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i know what he said, he said gas prices, a non essential product-and then you started spouting off about oil in response. those are comparing apples and oranges. gas is a product of oil. oil produces a number of products, gas being just one of them. as for diesel, i know it's a by product. i also know demand is high as ever. of course the price will follow.
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Take a bit of time to read the web-site I posted about the NG special that was on back in March - THE WORLD WITHOUT OIL. I do have a knowledge base other than what's posted on horse forums. http://www.associatedcontent.com/art...he.html?cat=15 <<At five days after the oil disappears, the theory is that the United States would be reduced to martial law as gas stations run out of gasoline and stores begin to run out of food because there isn't enough fuel to keep supplies coming in. Armed guards are needed to simply allow citizens into stores to pick through half-rotten food - which is all that is available.>>
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