Political Hippo Circle Jerk - America, farg YEAH!

[ATV]

LMAO.

Fox on Amsterdam.

LIES.

[Seabiscuit36]

just paste the youtube link dick

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTPsFIsxM3w

[MDS]

can we seriously have our own country

[rjs246]

You mean Israel?

[MDS]

no that place is a hellhole of dirty middle easterners and crazy religious zealots

im talkin like drawing a line somewhere and telling MA and the south not to cross it

[rjs246]

Your idiocy knows no bounds.

[MDS]

clearly you can be on the other side of the cool line, rusty. liberaltopia doesnt need you.

[Seabiscuit36]

just pray for zombies

[rjs246]

Way ahead of you, biscuit.

[MadMarchHare]

There is nothing scary about that blowhole.   Either you're hip to his bullshtein act and recognize his for what he is (a clown) or you're too ignorant to know any different.  Whatever the case, he's played out.

The problem is both groups get to vote, and they count evenly.

[Diomedes]

Actually, they don't count even.  The rubes in the south and middle america count more because of our electoral system. 

[Rome]

There's just as many shtein-kickers ratio-wise 20 miles west and north of Philly as there is in any southern or middle american state.

Get away from coastal regions or large metropolitan areas no matter where you stand and you're likely to be in hillbilly central.

[PhillyPhreak54]

I hate to agree with Munson about anything, but he's absolutely right. Wealthy people and those who work for big corporations who can offer top notch health insurance get great care. We have well trained medical professionals with a wide array of specialized knowledge. But people who work for small companies with minimal coverage or have to pay for their own care or don't have any health insurance have a teensy little impact on the grading curve. Teensy.

I don't even believe that universal coverage is the most pressing issue, but to argue that we have the best care in the world when so many people are uncovered or under-covered is laughable.

Pretty much.

I make pretty decent cash but the healthcare blows. I'm on the hook for the first 500 bucks of each year. It resets after each year. Luckily I don't have to go much, but when I went the last time for the flu I had in 2008, it cost me 275 bucks.

My old plan was a simple 50 co-pay.

Makes me feel better about mine.  $15 co pay.  The painful part is the $500 per month to add the kids.

My wife's plan is like yours, but it's the first $2000.  It took effect this year.  Prior, her's was a $25 co-pay.

Plans get more expensive and offer less coverage every year.

Holy shtein....$2000?! $500 a month for the kids?

Damn, those are some big numbers. I'm not sure what ours is like for kids, but my sales partner has two kids and does not carry insurance because of the cost. He pays out of pocket to take them to clinics when they are sick and it adds up. I don't understand why he is not carrying the insurance.

[rjs246]

Well luckily, if his kids ever get cancer they'll have a higher chance of survival than in other countries. Never mind that it will literally bankrupt him and his family, that's not important.

[ice grillin you]

jim johnson must have gotten the russian cancer