The problem in our country

[Dexa]

I want to know when you are going to post something that isnt a regurgitation of some stupid Liberal meme.

And I want you to explain to me why one is more important than another.

We have given the right of healthcare to lawful combatants. Is that unconstitutional?

[Dexa]

And I want you to explain to me why one is more important than another.

We have given the right of healthcare to lawful combatants. Is that unconstitutional?

Maybe it's an entitlement.

[Sancho]

And I want you to explain to me why one is more important than another.

We have given the right of healthcare to lawful combatants. Is that unconstitutional?

Are they free to seek healthcare and gainful employment elsewhere on their own accord?

[Dexa]

Are they free to seek healthcare and gainful employment elsewhere on their own accord?

I suppose that would depend on a number of factors.

[OUMallen]

I'm just glad this discussion hasn't gone too far afield.

[Sancho]

I suppose that would depend on a number of factors.

I am pretty sure that falls under cruel and unusual punishment (you cant let prisoners starve to death. Feed them or free them)
If they arent free to provide for themselves then the state must provide for them or let them go.

[Dexa]

I am pretty sure that falls under cruel and unusual punishment (you cant let prisoners starve to death. Feed them or free them)
If they arent free to provide for themselves then the state must provide for them or let them go.

You're absolutely right. I was actually thinking in terms of combat care, but mallen is right.. Way off course.

I'm not trying to say that making you pay for my healthcare is a right thing to do. I don't think obamacare is the right way to fix it either.

If I knew a perfect solution I wouldn't be having this conversation.

My whole argument is that a right is defined by us, and is only as good as we allow it to be. If the government rolled in and voted in some bull **** that added healthcare to the bill of rights.. Then I guess we'd call it a right.

Just the same as losing our rights when we leave this nation. They aren't world wide currency.

[nolesooner]

You're absolutely right. I was actually thinking in terms of combat care, but mallen is right.. Way off course.

I'm not trying to say that making you pay for my healthcare is a right thing to do. I don't think obamacare is the right way to fix it either.

If I knew a perfect solution I wouldn't be having this conversation.

My whole argument is that a right is defined by us, and is only as good as we allow it to be. If the government rolled in and voted in some bull **** that added healthcare to the bill of rights.. Then I guess we'd call it a right.

Just the same as losing our rights when we leave this nation. They aren't world wide currency.

Unless you do in fact believe that certain rights are given by God and not man made. Then they would be fixed, and universal.

[TIMB0B]

How would you re-word it? I think it's pretty ****ing clear no matter the times and technology.

[Big Red One]

We should use a combination computer/media poll to elect politicians.

I always thought that they should be drafted at random from the general population, just like jury duty. These old (mainly white men) should not have their jobs for life. Simply because of electoral laws that they write.

[Palmbeachsooner]

Just 6 years ago degrees from Harvard and Yale had 0 bearing on one's intellect. My how times have changed.

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[IcanzIIravor]

Just 6 years ago degrees from Harvard and Yale had 0 bearing on one's intellect. My how times have changed.

Ha ha now this is a worthy zinger.

[Sinatra]

Just 6 years ago degrees from Harvard and Yale had 0 bearing on one's intellect. My how times have changed.

Just six years ago, the mantra was that "Bush is brilliant! After all, he graduated from Harvard and Yale!" Now the mantra is "Obama is an idiot (even though he graduated from Columbia and Harvard Law School and was a tenured constitutional law professor at one of the top five law schools -- and one of the most conservative law schools -- in the country)." My, how times have changed.

[oucub23]

Just six years ago, the mantra was that "Bush is brilliant! After all, he graduated from Harvard and Yale!" Now the mantra is "Obama is an idiot (even though he graduated from Columbia and Harvard Law School and was a tenured constitutional law professor at one of the top five law schools -- and one of the most conservative law schools -- in the country)." My, how times have changed.

Sorry. Neither has been a mantra.

[TIMB0B]

[Yatahaze]

Just 6 years ago degrees from Harvard and Yale had 0 bearing on one's intellect. My how times have changed.

It's clearly a budget. It's got a lot of numbers in it

I think we ought to raise the age at which juveniles can have a gun.

We cannot let terrorists hold this nation hostile or hold our allies hostile.

Americans are rising to the tasks of history, and they expect the same of us.

You teach a child to read, and he or her will be able to p**** a literacy test.

I am mindful not only of preserving executive powers for myself, but for predecessors as well.

The legislature's job is to write law. It's the executive branch's job to interpret law.

Attempting to defend W's intellect is a lost battle.