On Jan 24, 12:02*pm, MajorOz wrote:
On Jan 24, 8:42*am, "Mark Bowen" wrote:





"MajorOz" wrote in message

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On Jan 22, 6:57 pm, "Tom Littleton" wrote:

"Larry L" wrote in message

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well put, Larry. It's sort of enlightening that our founding fathers built
a
system of government, not an economic model. They knew what was truly
important, and also knew they couldn't forsee the economies of the future.

What John doesn't see is that when it comes to healthcare, we are talking
about something that ought to be a birthright of citizenship,

That is as idiotic, divisive, and willfully ignorant as saying (to the
nation at large) that we should all accept Jesus Christ as our Lord
and Savior.

It may be a great idea for some and philosophically hardwired into
them, but it ain't a universally held view, and to assume it is, or
even that it should be, is just plain stupid.

cheers

oz, who prefers primary sources

Major,

First, accepting

Read for content.

I didn't say "accepting"; *I said "saying".

Therefore, the rest of your comment is moot.

By your logic, ....

Don't confuse my logic with yours.

Bray, if you must about this and that, but do not presume it stems
from my position.

cheers

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One has yet to see anything in these pages that would lead to the
conclusion that you have a position you could recognize.....let alone
articulate.

Why don't you go ahead and give it another try.

Try to bear in mind that the words you use should provide something
resembling a clue as to what you think it is you're trying to say.

Moron.

g.