emilynghiem
Constitutionalist / Universalist
- Jan 21, 2010
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What a bizarre response. This thread is filled with thousands of facts illustrating what an overwhelming failure Obamacare has been and you didn't even attempt to dispute one of them, yet you want to attack the "OP"?!?"The glaring evidence that Obamacare is a catastrophic FAILURE continues to mount"
The glaring evidence that continues to mount is how utterly wrong the OP is.
You just proved the time tested saying: "If you want to make a conservative angry, lie to him. If you want to make a liberal angry, tell him the truth".
Dear Rottweiler and C_Clayton_Jones
I really came close yesterday to trying to understand this idea of imposing ACA first,
and defending it second, buying time to either make it work or embed it so deeply it can't be removed and
has to be made to work because it's too late.
The closest I can come is what I learned from my friend Juda with Choices for Life.
She points out that just because the RAPE is wrong, doesn't mean the child born of rape can't be a blessing in disguise
and meant to come into the world anyway. And just because that child is a gift, doesn't mean the RAPE isn't still wrong.
It doesn't make the RAPE any more correct just because the child was meant to be. The RAPE may have been "meant to happen" but it is still RAPE, still WRONGFUL and punishable by law.
So that is what I understand going on here.
Even though pushing ACA against the will of the people, is like forcing sex on a wife because
she agreed to marry the husband and be under one marriage agreement,
and ONE side of the partnership agrees to "terms of relations" but the other OPPOSES and SAYS NO
repeatedly, and is overruled by the other side that WANTS these relations, this "baby" to start growing.
And by the time the baby is too big to remove, the woman is FORCED to have this baby whether she
ever consented or not.
So whatever comes of this, one side is saying SEE you want this baby anyway, it's going to be fine,
this is better in the long run.
And the woman in the relationship is still crying NO I didn't consent, you are forcing me and didn't
include me equally in this decision, it is RAPE.
And the imposing side says TOUGH "sux to be you" We're having this baby whether you like it or not.
My friends approved, and the Court including your family approved, so this is "consensus."
So REGARDLESS if the baby turns out all right or not,
that doesn't change the fact that the baby was conceived in RAPE.
RAPE is still wrong, and it looks like the RAPIST is trying to justify the RAPE
by * discrediting the victim as "wanting and asking for it anyway, you agreed to
have hospitals not turn people away so you agreed to these terms added on"
(typical of blaming rape victims to lessen the shock and reality of rape)
* saying the outcome justify the means. If it works anyway then it's okay to rape people.
using the good things about the baby to try to "lessen or justify" the wrongful act of rape.
* saying other people impose their political belief the same way, so "everybody does this"
like saying "boys will be boys" and just because bullying and coercion is common on
the playground, it's okay to look the other way because that's just how it's done.
And all this is coming from the party accusing the other of being anti-women
and promoting the rape culture.
That is what I find most shocking.
My friend Juda who is Prolife is Republican and is always disappointed that no candidates
can push for Prolife when the laws favor Prochoice. This whole conflict over ACA
showed me what it's like when the tables are turned, and liberals who believe in
"right to health care" are willing to push that right over the right to choose, and don't even see it,
while the people who used to push "right to life" now demand right to choose.
Now that side feels "raped" by the other overriding free choice with their own "political beliefs."
I still believe people should be able to CHOOSE the terms of their relations
and who they want to have a "baby" with.
Since this ACA is not a literal baby, we can logistically "split the baby in half"
and let each party fund and manage their own version of their own baby.
I vote to adopt out this current baby to the Democrats to fix;
and let Republicans and Greens form their own baby that is prochoice and proliberty,
per state or per party, and not these mandated regulations and taxes from federal govt.
If the Prolife people are going to be held to mandates,
they should have equal right to mandate "right to life" in all the programs they are mandated to pay for
as their belief, similar to Prochoice people who want to mandate right to health care as their belief.
If it's going to be mandatory, let each group choose to add their mandates equally.
And if you don't agree, well, maybe we need to make these programs prochoice.
If you want Right to Life to remain a choice and not mandatory, then
Right to Health Care and ACA mandates should be a choice and not mandated.
Let's treat beliefs equally: if you mandate one, them mandate the others.
If you reject one as a choice, allow all citizens to reject yours as choice.