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Posted by KCabotDullesMarxIII in General Discussion: Presidency
Thu Dec 17th 2009, 04:06 PM
'If you do not, you will be breaking the law and subject to a fine.'

Is this an accurate statement of the case in relation to the purchase of medical insurance or is it not? Actually, I thought you would be subject to imprisonment, but maybe they've just 'tempered the wind to the shorn lamb' by slugging you with a monetary penalty, when your breach of non-undertaking will in many cases arise from lack of funds in the first place. 'Tempering the wind to the shorn lamb' like that, is a Republican and DINO speciality. Think credit-card usury.

'You have no control over how much you will pay for that product.'

Is this really the case? I find it hard to believe. But right now, I'm more inclined to believe Olberman than you.

The government will have virtually no control over how much the company will charge for that product!"

Say it ain't so. But not with forked tongue.


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Logic, not physics
What Random_Australian failed to grasp, but I believe I had intimated initially, is that my contentions regarding the radiation of photons from the Singularity and simply in the form of light, as viewed here on our earth, were not assertions concerning any truths of empirical science*, in themselves, at all, but, rather, the ineluctable, logical implications of them in relation to philosophy/theology. Just not open to dispute.

*The pinnacle of my achievements in the direction of empirical science, was a somewhat modest ability to solve quadratic equations.
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