1.01.10 - The Imposition -

[Oswald Acted Alone, You Kook]

Yep, this is the year Obamacare goes fully into effect.

Which is good, according to most atlasians. Not for me, I don't want to be forced to buy healthcare. But the government hates its people right now.

[t_host1]

 
All Clear according to Jim Cramer CNBC. The Bernanke Put has all with that fiat currency in their pocket, making it an academia eco guarantee of a New World Order of want.  New cars, homes, airplanes with the public and private infrastructure dominating by paying the wages with health and perks, so to, enjoy their new cars, homes and luxury travel in its newly built infrastructure. All the savings from living with parents paying the freight of their energy, food with a year of free health care has created the ultimate bubble of spending to begin, any time now, just wait, its coming.

 I think it is just a rumor that the scaffolding around the Washington monument is preparation of a re-casting, for, the statue of Obama - the man of the people, who has now saved all from medical bankruptcy, where being sick will never be the same again, where that iconic smile overlooking governance has cure all the ails of the world. Additionally, there is going to be a new VIP mandatory media and union viewing sanctuary to be occupied 24/7 for adornment.

Mybad, on the mandatory part, media spin has it as a request for space, to use as a back drop for the daily news broadcast.

[t_host1]

 Finally, we can get back to the real stuff. The Harvard-Oxford-Columbia educated Emperor paraded with pride his 5 year mark of success today with the roll out of his accomplished 99’ers. They, the unemployed winners of progressive liberalism gave homage to its leader so that they can now return gratified to their newly formed, bankruptcy free health care districts of poverty - The Obama Transformation, so that all proud Democrats, having progressed as liberals, can now successfully bill it as its future.   

[Paul Kemp]

Excellent news!

[anvi]

t_host1, what kind of health care coverage system would you support?

[Lurker]

Is t_host an actual person? I'm starting to wonder whether he's just a spambot created by Freerepublic.

[badgate]

Is t_host an actual person? I'm starting to wonder whether he's just a spambot created by Freerepublic.

His posts do occasionally remind me of the twitter account Sarah jessica Spambot: https://twitter.com/SJSpambot

@SJSpambot: Samantha introduced me to the power players in the PR world, Good Day To You my name is John by Name I have Project For u bank info required

@SJSpambot: Last call was a close call. Just when I thought I'd go home alone, APPROVAL DEPARTMENT sent me $400 loan now i have a PS2

[Deus Naturae]

t_host1, what kind of health care coverage system would you support?

I remember him saying someone about "liberal progressing democrats opposing the medical savings account" a few pages back.

[t_host1]

t_host1, what kind of health care coverage system would you support?

 The one that is of at least, a minimum, of two Americas; if, the two are recognized, then a third America follows almost immediately with a 4th eventually imminent - they being, the hedged, the pledged and the cash with immunity of levy, tax or penalty for being sick, not sick or avoiding sickness.

[badgate]

@SJSpambot Meanwhile at the Met, Big's emotions went from expressionist to minimalist. How does one paint the perfect TACOBELL giftcard (chalupa on us)

[anvi]

So, if I'm gathering this correctly, people should either 1.) buy an individual or family insurance policy on their own, 2.) put money into health savings accounts or 3.) just go without insurance.  No subsidized coverage from government or employers, no guaranteed issue insurance coverage and no penalties for having no insurance.  

Well, with plans on the individual market for single persons and families ranging from around $9,000-$17,00 a year, with premiums rising at three times the rate of general inflation, and with, for instance, the monthly care costs for Type 2 Diabetes, one of the most common chronic diseases in the U.S., averaging about $14,000 a year and with an average cost increase of 40% over a five-year period, I guess all I can say is--good luck out there, folks.

[t_host1]

 Correct, with exception of no subsidizes.  Before the imposition of Obama arrival, there was and still is for a while yet, all of the various religious hospital /network support, Americans with disabilities and a congress with little too no resistance to act when a medical need arises. Now, Obama launces the laws of submission on nuns giving aid to the elderly poor, the queen of death Sebelius without court intervention will not give children, whose sickness has no sense of being fair, no chance of survival.
 I’m not certain; however, I do not see how an American certified doctor or registered nurse could ever be in a position of authority for the Obama Caring Transformation and not violate their oath.
 As for as your cost assumption’s; speculations are profitable and fixed for the insurance companies now, especially for HHS, its venders and the IRS. ACA² truly is in good luck mode. 

[anvi]

ACA or no ACA, in the American system, private insurers will always secure profits.  But I think I'm starting to get the point that what bothers you most is not subsidization of medical costs for citizens, but government regulation of insurance companies and physicians.   

[t_host1]

...tid-bits of recognized understandings,

 “Bombshell”, today has been one of those days that remind one of that scene in Obamas upcoming memoir movie where Obama realizes to his buddy, ‘man, it’s easier to throw a bomb than it is to catch them’, then, Bill Ayers looks up and says, ’yea, everybody knows that’.
 
What could cheap labor, 99’ers and bombshell have in common?

[t_host1]

 …obama promise zones, I’m beginning to feel like the fly on the wall of a wife beating relationship, crap all over the place, just trying to avoid from being slammed. First Aggrandizer Michelle Obama staying in Hawaii seems to look well on her.

[Badger]

This thread has crossed the line from incomprehensible to trolling. It's turning into this board's. Update, but without the lulz-worthy pathos. If you want to post comments on Obamacare in a topical and even semi-focused fashion, great. Start threads appropriately. If you want to post inscrutable stream of consciousness diatribes, start your own blog elsewhere.

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