Comments on: 27 Minutes in the Post Office: Can’t Wait for ObamaCare http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/ravrech/2009/08/19/my-27-minutes-in-the-uspost-office/ Sat, 11 Feb 2012 16:13:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: garment news daily http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/ravrech/2009/08/19/my-27-minutes-in-the-uspost-office/comment-page-2/#comment-3647556 garment news daily Thu, 18 Aug 2011 21:14:39 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=204866#comment-3647556 <strong>Sources...</strong> [...]check below, are some totally unrelated websites to ours, however, they are most trustworthy sources that we use[...]…... Sources…

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]]> By: What Pundits Are Saying » Blog Archive » Robert J. Avrech Can’t Wait For Obama-Care http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/ravrech/2009/08/19/my-27-minutes-in-the-uspost-office/comment-page-2/#comment-743222 What Pundits Are Saying » Blog Archive » Robert J. Avrech Can’t Wait For Obama-Care Tue, 01 Sep 2009 10:05:36 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=204866#comment-743222 [...] He writes for Big Hollywood: [...] [...] He writes for Big Hollywood: [...]

]]> By: TomSaunders http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/ravrech/2009/08/19/my-27-minutes-in-the-uspost-office/comment-page-2/#comment-703994 TomSaunders Fri, 21 Aug 2009 16:25:29 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=204866#comment-703994 But enough of this blather. The point is that socialized medicine, and socialized everything else, will come sooner rather than later as proven by Mr. Avech’s post and 99% of the comments. The American creed has become: ME, ME, ME!!! NOW, NOW, NOW!!! ME, ME, ME!!! NOW, NOW, NOW!!! It is perfectly reasonable that a nation of spoiled four-year olds would require a nanny. But enough of this blather. The point is that socialized medicine, and socialized everything else, will come sooner rather than later as proven by Mr. Avech’s post and 99% of the comments. The American creed has become: ME, ME, ME!!! NOW, NOW, NOW!!! ME, ME, ME!!! NOW, NOW, NOW!!!

It is perfectly reasonable that a nation of spoiled four-year olds would require a nanny.

]]> By: TomSaunders http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/ravrech/2009/08/19/my-27-minutes-in-the-uspost-office/comment-page-2/#comment-703998 TomSaunders Fri, 21 Aug 2009 16:25:17 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=204866#comment-703998 A comparison of the Post Office to government health care is a diversion. It is a false comparison, introduced by The Obama, designed to send opponents down a dead-end logic street. The Post Office does not make life or death decisions. Whether it functions perfectly or not does not determine whether someone is crippled for life. It does not make sweeping decisions about new communications technologies, what will be developed, what will be utilized (approved), what will be forbidden. It does not require everyone participate, think of being legally obligated to buy a book of stamps everyday. It does not directly control or influence virtually everything in society down to and including elementary education (socialism requires a moral paradigm shift that quantifies human life rather than qualifying it). The only thing more fundamental is complete control of energy resources, development, and allocation. The wait time is merely the tip of the iceberg. A Post Office is required by the U.S. Constitution as an effective, uniform, means of communication to aid commerce, socialized medicine is compelled only by a desire for control. Not the market, not security, not as an aid to anything, only the desire to control. A comparison of the Post Office to government health care is a diversion. It is a false comparison, introduced by The Obama, designed to send opponents down a dead-end logic street. The Post Office does not make life or death decisions. Whether it functions perfectly or not does not determine whether someone is crippled for life. It does not make sweeping decisions about new communications technologies, what will be developed, what will be utilized (approved), what will be forbidden. It does not require everyone participate, think of being legally obligated to buy a book of stamps everyday. It does not directly control or influence virtually everything in society down to and including elementary education (socialism requires a moral paradigm shift that quantifies human life rather than qualifying it). The only thing more fundamental is complete control of energy resources, development, and allocation. The wait time is merely the tip of the iceberg. A Post Office is required by the U.S. Constitution as an effective, uniform, means of communication to aid commerce, socialized medicine is compelled only by a desire for control. Not the market, not security, not as an aid to anything, only the desire to control.

]]> By: TomSaunders http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/ravrech/2009/08/19/my-27-minutes-in-the-uspost-office/comment-page-2/#comment-703982 TomSaunders Fri, 21 Aug 2009 16:24:10 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=204866#comment-703982 Why are Americans so eager to think the worst of their fellow citizens, specifically postal workers and government employees? They are no more lazy, shiftless, stupid, or uncaring than anyone else with a job, generally speaking. They are no more responsible for the ills of any given system than the rest of the citizenry. So why are they less deserving of civility or decent behavior than anyone else? Identity politics may be a preferred tactic of the left, but the right does not hesitate to buy in with their own two cents. Why are Americans so eager to think the worst of their fellow citizens, specifically postal workers and government employees? They are no more lazy, shiftless, stupid, or uncaring than anyone else with a job, generally speaking. They are no more responsible for the ills of any given system than the rest of the citizenry. So why are they less deserving of civility or decent behavior than anyone else? Identity politics may be a preferred tactic of the left, but the right does not hesitate to buy in with their own two cents.

]]> By: TomSaunders http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/ravrech/2009/08/19/my-27-minutes-in-the-uspost-office/comment-page-2/#comment-703970 TomSaunders Fri, 21 Aug 2009 16:23:37 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=204866#comment-703970 So much is wrong with this post that there just isn't time to deal with it all. I really like Mr. Avech’s writing but this is neither fair-minded nor reasoned through. How's this for an exercise to alleviate the boredom of waiting in line: Try to justify to a total stranger that you do anything productive enough to be worth your income. Do the twenty people standing around watching you work think you move fast enough, or are you merely "milling around?" Think of witty, cheerful ways to deal with a customer who attempts to engage you in conversation by being sarcastic about the wait time; then how you will deal the irate customer following who abuses you for the delay caused by customer number one's attempt at paying you back for everyone ahead of him who was not prepared, had to write a check, had to decide the level of service they wanted, etc., then multiply that by a hundred, keeping in mind that you do this day in and day out for years. Some fun. I know I would be perky to the point of giggles all day. One sign you will never see in a Post Office, “We Reserve the Right to Refuse Service to Anyone.” So much is wrong with this post that there just isn't time to deal with it all. I really like Mr. Avech’s writing but this is neither fair-minded nor reasoned through.

How's this for an exercise to alleviate the boredom of waiting in line: Try to justify to a total stranger that you do anything productive enough to be worth your income. Do the twenty people standing around watching you work think you move fast enough, or are you merely "milling around?" Think of witty, cheerful ways to deal with a customer who attempts to engage you in conversation by being sarcastic about the wait time; then how you will deal the irate customer following who abuses you for the delay caused by customer number one's attempt at paying you back for everyone ahead of him who was not prepared, had to write a check, had to decide the level of service they wanted, etc., then multiply that by a hundred, keeping in mind that you do this day in and day out for years. Some fun. I know I would be perky to the point of giggles all day. One sign you will never see in a Post Office, “We Reserve the Right to Refuse Service to Anyone.”

]]> By: bedgar http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/ravrech/2009/08/19/my-27-minutes-in-the-uspost-office/comment-page-1/#comment-701558 bedgar Fri, 21 Aug 2009 06:11:05 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=204866#comment-701558 Which is why people need to be forced into it. The alternative is to say ok if you opt out don't bother going for care when you need it we will let you die. That is not exactly a very good method so I say force a health plan on everyone so my costs do not go up because of idiots like your aunt. >> The rest are: "invincible" young people, the self employed (who generally make more than enough $$ but gamble with their life so they can have luxuries), << Unfortunately, they are gambling with other peoples money because I have to pay more for my insurance because of these types of people. Therefore, force them all into a plan. Not much of a gamble when in the end if they end up in the hospital with life threatening issues, they WILL get care and the cost WILL be passed on to us normal people. Which is why people need to be forced into it. The alternative is to say ok if you opt out don't bother going for care when you need it we will let you die. That is not exactly a very good method so I say force a health plan on everyone so my costs do not go up because of idiots like your aunt.

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Unfortunately, they are gambling with other peoples money because I have to pay more for my insurance because of these types of people. Therefore, force them all into a plan.

Not much of a gamble when in the end if they end up in the hospital with life threatening issues, they WILL get care and the cost WILL be passed on to us normal people.

]]> By: bedgar http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/ravrech/2009/08/19/my-27-minutes-in-the-uspost-office/comment-page-1/#comment-701550 bedgar Thu, 20 Aug 2009 23:05:19 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=204866#comment-701550 If he did it that way he would not be able to find a way to bitch about something not even related to healthcare. Ignorance is bliss they say. If he did it that way he would not be able to find a way to bitch about something not even related to healthcare. Ignorance is bliss they say.

]]> By: bedgar http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/ravrech/2009/08/19/my-27-minutes-in-the-uspost-office/comment-page-1/#comment-701526 bedgar Thu, 20 Aug 2009 23:02:36 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=204866#comment-701526 Thanks for the tip I just signed up. Thanks for the tip I just signed up.

]]> By: Von http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/ravrech/2009/08/19/my-27-minutes-in-the-uspost-office/comment-page-1/#comment-701390 Von Thu, 20 Aug 2009 22:32:19 +0000 http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/?p=204866#comment-701390 BUT SHE CAN AFFORD IT NOW AND WON"T PAY FOR IT. Maybe you missed my point. That's the problem with the uninsured in America. Medicaid ALREADY covers those who really can't afford it. The rest are: "invincible" young people, the self employed (who generally make more than enough $$ but gamble with their life so they can have luxuries), people in between jobs, and others like my aunt. BUT SHE CAN AFFORD IT NOW AND WON"T PAY FOR IT. Maybe you missed my point. That's the problem with the uninsured in America. Medicaid ALREADY covers those who really can't afford it. The rest are: "invincible" young people, the self employed (who generally make more than enough $$ but gamble with their life so they can have luxuries), people in between jobs, and others like my aunt.

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