On Thu, Oct 21, 2004 at 01:54:58PM -0700, Cometman said: > > >You'll pay twice as much in taxes, but your medicine will be "free". > > ..some (dare I say, many?) people in "those" countries feel it's a good > deal. Some people in less socialistic countries feel their deal is Didn't say it wasn't a good deal; just implied that you pay for it either way. The folks who characterize their health care as "free" are usually trying to make some kind of point that doesn't take into account the fact that they're paying for it just like we do; they're just sending the check to a different building. > And surrender is what the Coalition of the Willing hopes the Iraqi > insurgents will do...(me too, I think they really could prosper if they Some are. More will follow. A few will be rendered more or less horizontal along the way. One hopes that number will be no higher than it has to be; the Iraqi people could really use their ingenuity and determination turned toward building a society. -- Shawn McMahon | Let's set the record straight. There is no argument EIV Consulting | over the choice between peace and war, but there is UNIX and Linux | only one guaranteed way you can have peace - and you http://www.eiv.com | can have it in the next second - surrender. - Reagan
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