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**deathgodusmc** · 10-27-12, 05:17 AM

I cant believe that shit has to even be explained.

**Guyver** · 10-27-12, 05:20 AM

Originally Posted by deathgodusmc

I cant believe that shit has to even be explained.

Yeah, I know...you're right. I'm sorry. You know everything about everything...after all, you spend damn near 24/7 in here. I'm sorry I doubted you. Carry on, sire.

**deathgodusmc** · 10-27-12, 05:25 AM

Originally Posted by Guyver

Yeah, I know...you're right. I'm sorry. You know everything about everything...after all, you spend damn near 24/7 in here. I'm sorry I doubted you. Carry on, sire.

My computer is logged in 24/7. I also have a smart phone and i also have a computer at work. I also have what some would consider sleeping issues. I only require 4 to 5 hours for a full nights rest and get by just fine on 2 or like today 0. But yeah i know im right.

**MaFioSo** · 10-30-12, 05:41 AM

Originally Posted by MaFioSo

If you knew anything about the way politics work and what influences their actions you would know that this is the truth:

.....Romney drafted "Obamacare", why? because it's good for business, both parties are about business,

Originally Posted by deathgodusmc

And your delusional if you think that's true.

I am in all honesty, disappointed with your statement and even more discouraged that anyone would "like" it.

I am curious as to what you "think" you know that would make you reach that conclusion. If you would like to know as to what made me reach my conclusion, here it is:

Romney drafted "Obamacare", that is an indisputable fact....and Obama is obviously pushing "Obamacare", that is also an indisputable fact. So it is an "indisputable" fact that both of these candidates, at one point in their political career pushed for the same "Obamacare".

It is also an "indisputable fact" that BOTH of these candidates received hefty campaign contributions from the largest health insurance companies in the USA, (whom obviously stand to benefit from a nationwide mandate to buy their product), made these contributions, shockingly enough, to Romney when he pushed/passed "Obamacare" in his Governorship of Massachusetts and also to Barack Obama in his campaign to become president.

Now everything that I have just stated are indisputable facts, meaning you can't argue them, they are absolute. There is no arguing that both Romney and Obama pushed for "Obamacare'. There is no arguing that both of them received campaign contributions from health insurance companies in the time they supported "Obamacare".

From these facts, I have concluded that "both parties are about business". You have stated that I am delusional for thinking so. I am asking you to explain as to why you think so.

**deathgodusmc** · 10-30-12, 03:21 PM

Originally Posted by MaFioSo

I am in all honesty, disappointed with your statement and even more discouraged that anyone would "like" it.

I am curious as to what you "think" you know that would make you reach that conclusion. If you would like to know as to what made me reach my conclusion, here it is:

Romney drafted "Obamacare", that is an indisputable fact....and Obama is obviously pushing "Obamacare", that is also an indisputable fact. So it is an "indisputable" fact that both of these candidates, at one point in their political career pushed for the same "Obamacare".

It is also an "indisputable fact" that BOTH of these candidates received hefty campaign contributions from the largest health insurance companies in the USA, (whom obviously stand to benefit from a nationwide mandate to buy their product), made these contributions, shockingly enough, to Romney when he pushed/passed "Obamacare" in his Governorship of Massachusetts and also to Barack Obama in his campaign to become president.

Now everything that I have just stated are indisputable facts, meaning you can't argue them, they are absolute. There is no arguing that both Romney and Obama pushed for "Obamacare'. There is no arguing that both of them received campaign contributions from health insurance companies in the time they supported "Obamacare".

From these facts, I have concluded that "both parties are about business". You have stated that I am delusional for thinking so. I am asking you to explain as to why you think so.

Then you have missed the entire point. They do not care where the money comes from as long as the money is coming in. Thats not being about business. Its being about money.