George W. Bush: Don't Touch Me You Dirty Haitian (or something like that!)

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Comment by Vega Tigarrius on March 25, 2010 at 8:12pm

@mahogany your arguments about Health Care Reform are glib at best. Simply put HCR is just that REFORM! If you (as a private citizen) enjoy the services that Aetna, Cigna, Humana, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, etc.. offer then stay with them (or whichever company your job offers) if not then go to a company that you prefer. But by creating a bill that makes insurance companies accountable and not able to deny services to consumers based on pre-existing conditions or cut a person's insurance while the patient is receiving treatment is just good, common sense. Should have been done a long time ago. And covering 33 million people in the country ...how is that genocide? What you have to realize is that whether the 33 million uninsured people have coverage or not they are still going to the hospital when they get sick/hurt. Only difference is taxpayers foot the bill. By making healthcare affordable for 33 millions uninsured it creates much needed cash to supplement what the US taxpayers have been paying for years. It is very similar to auto insurance...you have to have auto insurance, it's the law. Why? Because too many people were having accidents being uninsured and those who did have insurance would have to pay the bill even if they were not in fault. In turn it would make the premiums of every insurance carrier rise because so many claims were being paid out for people that were not putting in (i.e. uninsured). As for your comment about former President Bush being for Israel and standing up for Israel...what does that have to do with the price of tea in China? By your invitation to "pick up your Bibles" I assume you are a Christian. I love Christians (sarcastically) because they say one thing and totally go another way. First of all why is it the responsibility of the President or America as a Nation to defend Israel? Why not Darfur, Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, Sudan, etc...where genocide has or is taking place? I guess your Christian response would be because Israelis are God's chosen people. Well don't you think it's kind of ironic that God's chosen people don't believe in him? The Christian Faith teaches that although Jesus is the Son of God, he is actually God because God is three in one (God the father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit). The jews do not believe that Jesus was the Messiah/Son of God. The Israelis/Jews are still awaiting the messiah that was prophesied. The Christian faith also goes on to boldly proclaim that there is but one way to the father and that is through the son. This message is the Christians foundation and basically says that if you do not believe in Jesus then you will not reach God (the father). Which then begs the question of why would God's "chosen people" not believe in him/his son? And further, if they don't believe in Jesus then according to the Christian doctrine they are going to burn in Hell alongside the Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, and anyone else that did not accept Jesus Christ as their lord and savior. What you have to understand is that the Bible begins with the Jewish holy book the Torah and goes on to consist of writings by former Jews that converted from Judaism into what we today recognize as Christianity. So when you read the Bible you really have to take into context that there was a civil war going on with in the Jewish race. According to the Christian faith when Jesus died on the cross the new covenant was created between God and man and the term God's chosen people referred to those that were follower's of Christ (gentiles included) and not those who were simply of Hebrew decent. Maybe you should read YOUR Bible.

Vega

Comment by Angelndaville on March 25, 2010 at 12:25pm

He appears to have a disgusted look on his face from the get go! He's so simple!!!