Is the liberal hype dying down?
Since the 2008 election, do you think the hype and support in terms of mass voting and interest of "young people" is declining and do you think Obama will get a record turnout and support in 2012? Do you think in 2012, the hype and record turnout factor for young voters will not be as big as in 2008? Is it possible Obama will he loose if the young voters turnout returns to previous levels like in 2004 or 2000?
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I think the discussion forum is the one above this and I also think that you have some obsession with obama / liberals are every thread you make is about them. I think if you didn't show some semblance of a personality I would consider you a bot.
No, not every post I have posted is about Obama or liberals. As for the others that are, I just don't want to see America be destoried...
Clearly, making threads about your concerns on an obscure indie video game development forum is what America needs to be saved.
I admire your patriotism.
This has always disturbed me.
Palin seems to be indicating that she won't run for president in 2012, so it seems unlikely the world will end.
Then again, she *did* just release the autobiography that all presidential candidates seem to need...
I disagree.
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DO YOU THINK AMERICAN WILL BE DESTROIED?
I'm back from hospital, proper healthcare feels gooood.
Got H1N1 about 2 weeks ago, and I'm asthmatic so I'm in one of the risk groups. So you know what I did?
Walked into Emergency, got processed, sent to Urgent Care, saw a doc who did a full check up, got chest x-rays, saw the doc again. He said it was H1N1 but that my rather subdued asthma (I mostly grew out of it) meant I would be fine and my lungs were good, so I should just go home and don't plan on leaving for a week. The whole hospital trip took about 2 hours.
Cost? Absolutely nothing.
What do you think that would have cost in the US? I'd guess around $500, at least.
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Amen.
Got H1N1 about 2 weeks ago, and I'm asthmatic so I'm in one of the risk groups. So you know what I did?
Walked into Emergency, got processed, sent to Urgent Care, saw a doc who did a full check up, got chest x-rays, saw the doc again. He said it was H1N1 but that my rather subdued asthma (I mostly grew out of it) meant I would be fine and my lungs were good, so I should just go home and don't plan on leaving for a week. The whole hospital trip took about 2 hours.
Cost? Absolutely nothing.
What do you think that would have cost in the US? I'd guess around $500, at least.
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Maybe $100, and you'd probably get a course of free sample antibiotics or something. Doctors love to give those out... almost like they get a commission for it.
Emergency room of that treatment cost my brother, who isn't insured, yet under 22, $5000. He's now a debt slave, well, more so than the rest of us.
Interesting.
I PROPOSE A TAX ON THOSE WITH THE MONEY, YOU REAP THE MOST REWARD FROM SOCIETY, YOU SHOULD BE HEELD AKKOUNTABLES TO THAT SOSIGAHTY
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Raising taxes, of course. Because it would remove a HUGE burden on both individuals and especially on employers. How do you think it would benefit your company if the majority of employers no longer had the extra burden of $300-$1000 a month to pay for their share of medical insurance? And if the systems of, well, basically every other first-world nation were to be implemented, taxes would only be raised by about half the amount of that burden (and could be raised not just in income or sales tax but in corporate tax or many other areas so businesses still pay a share).
Besides, it's not like there aren't ample examples to look at. It's just that some in your media are ridiculously biased. They also happen to be the ones who keep saying America Has The Best Healthcare System In The World, when it's blatantly false.
I'll answer your rhetorical question with another question; have republican conservatives(not fiscal conservatives) finally seen(or care) how terrible their policy is for the safety and economic stability of our country? No? Continue random trolling them.
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it's a shame obaminism is a commi spambot who won't actually process what you said