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Old 05-07-2005, 05:16 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Re: The American Dream??
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To have a functioning society the base has to be taken care of. It is not in America as shown by the amount of people who lack health insurance. Your views show you do not care for these people.
Want health insurance? Get a job!

I'm not going to pay to keep some other slob happy and healthy.
I provide health care for my manager and a secretary who has been with us an extended period of time. That is all our company can handle. Our other employees have a job (smart-ass) and they can't afford it. It is unjust tadpole... and you support it through your misguided views. I have seen a lot of it on this board. It blows my mind that you don't give a damn about your fellow man. Disgusting.
Dude, I was not being a smart ass. If your other employees want Health Insurance, and you can not provide it, they should seek employment elsewhere. I would have no qualms with giving tax incentives to small businesses, but I am not willing to just fork over free healthcare.

It is not that I don't care about my fellow man. On the contrary, I do very much. That is why I joined the Military. That is why I do 20 hours of community service per week, in my own free time, that is why I donate a full 5% of my pay to charities. I just ask that everyone pull thier own wieght.