"Cyrus Afzali"
wrote in message
news:eirvc4lk32taiu28v3sdbgoppebrgkdqk4@4ax.com...> On Tue, 16 Sep 2008 10:50:23 -0500, "Kent Finnell"
>
bellsouth.net> wrote:
>>>
>>"Cyrus Afzali"
wrote in message
>>news:gcgvc4to0d1f6hj9cngqaaf0rrui73vp75@4ax.com...>>> On Mon, 15 Sep 2008 22:19:08 -0500, "David Moffitt"
>>>
stomping-leftist-twits.org> wrote:
>>>
>>> You must have been one of those children left behind.
>>> It's
>>> **DISTRIBUTOR*, not distributer. Focus on using clear,
>>> succinct
>>> language consisting of correctly-used words, please.
>>> That
>>> would better
>>> serve you and your agenda than those dumbass quotes.>>
>>So it's your turn to play Conan the Grammerian, Cyrus? A
>>spelling flame compounded with an ad hominem. How weak!
>
> Not weak at all, thanks. I just think being able to
> clearly and
> succinctly use the English language is something
> intelligent people
> should have mastered.
So you would support the proposed Metro charter change
making English the official language of Metro Nashville?
I'll notify Eric Crafton. He's looking for all the outside
help he can get.
Also our sheriff is working with the Feds to deport all of
the illegals that come through his jail. His name is Darron
Hall and I sure he'd appreciate your support too. Send him
an email expressing your feelings.
[Note to roadkill: The above is sarcasm, so turn off your
spin machine.]
>>
>>>>
>>>>A welfare state is one that assumes responsibility for
>>>>the
>>>>health,
>>>>happiness, and general well-being of all its citizens
>>>>except the
>>>>taxpayers. -- Boyle's Observation
>>>
>>> Like the Medicare prescription drug bill? How about
>>> signing a pledge
>>> here and now that you'll never sign up? Odds are, you'll
>>> suckle from
>>> the federal teat when it's your turn just like everybody
>>> else.
>>
>>FWIW, Cyrus, I signed up although I'll probably never need
>>it. I'm paying into it because of the off chance I MIGHT
>>need it. It is set up to compel participation. I didn't
>>want it. I have no prescriptions. The strongest thing I
>>take is aspirin, and then on very rare occasions. It is
>>insurance as far as I'm concerned, like auto, apartment
>>renter's insurance, and life insurance.
>
> It's not set up to compel subscription; I know many people
> who didn't
> sign up for it because they aren't on enough medications
> to make it
> worthwhile.
Nor am I. I never have been. I'm a) lucky, b) fortunate,
or c) blessed. (Choose one that fits your level of
Political Correctness). But should things change and I
don't have the Part D coverage, I'd have to wait until the
next window of opportunity to sign up (generally around the
first of the year).
>
> FWIW, it's not insurance because it's not being paid for
> completely by
> the individual and has no risk pool assessment. It's a
> socialized
> program that you voluntarily signed up for. I've got no
> problem with
> that, but recognize it for what it is, it's a
> government-funded
> program.
>>
>>The patron saint of American socialism, FDR, set up the
>>foundation for this Ponzi scheme. Your generation is the
>>one that will come out on the short end of the stick.
>
> And I'm sure you're participating it Social Security too.
> See, again,
> nobody turns away money when the federal teat comes
> around. This
> further proves my point that conservatism in all practical
> forms died
> with Barry Goldwater.
I paid into it and I'm in the process of getting some of it
back. If I reach the age of my grandfather when he died, I
MIGHT have all I paid in plus some interest. It maybe from
the Federal teat since it was spent elsewhere and the money
is now coming from the general fund. Not my fault.
--
Security, like liberty, has to be won and re-won many times
...
Linus from Charles Schulz's Peanuts 1958
From the Music City USA
Kent Finnell
