i read something important in a book i want to post from the color of water by james mcbride regarding some of the people who are around me against some democratic views>>>i have been told that there are needy people and greedy people>>>needy people they say need help and greedy people shouldn't get help>>>i don't agree>>> and this is what i read in the book " my mother was against welfare and never applied for it despite our despirate need for it, but she championed those who availed themselves of welfare""" that is just the way i feel about the present health care bill>>>i want it sitting there as a person's right whether they avail themselfs of it or not >>>there in full bloom for people to pluck at>>>james mcbide says God is the color of water and water most of the time is colorless>>>i do , however want to clarify myself on ONE POINT>>>> i only feel like this on welfare, health and regligious rights>>>i do not advocate a free lunch when it comes to houses, cars, bikes, molwart stuff, generally speaking i am for a person having to work for everything>>i just like to see people as healthy as possible without WORRY and food in their belly also>>>you people don't have to worry about me, my polititics keep changing and so i might be back more to the right after a feew yeaars of what i am experiencing right now
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oh p.s he says the color of god is the color of water>>>water has really no color many times
True water has no color sometimes, but the water can reflect so many things :)
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Very thoughtful post, Putz. You do me proud.
Don't get me started.....
Hi Putz, been a while since I was over this way. I agree with pretty much everything you say this time! And remember that while water may be colourless, when you shine sun light through it you get a rainbow :)
This is a tough issue, for sure. I'm thinking of someone I know who's planning to marry the love of her life next month. The person she's marrying recently lost his job through no fault of his own and not been able to find another one despite quite an effort on his part. When they marry,he'll again have health insurance, but in the meantime, it's a problem. At the moment, he's often in so much pain that he's "beside himself," and yet he can't afford to go to a doctor and have a battery of tests run. The interesting thing about this story is that the woman involved is adamantly opposed to the healthcare plan, and yet her beloved is one of the people it could help.
as an australian with universal health care i shudder to think of any other way
but i'm a mad lefty so what would you expect
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