Not all blacks are bad people!

[Mermaid]

Should public funds go to any sort of medical care?

You'll have to be way more specific than that. What kind of medical care do you mean, who would be receiving this privilege and why do you think they deserve this?

I was intentionally general in my question. I am making no statements about who deserves what.

What sort of medical care should or should not be allowed as covered by Medicare or Medicaid or any other publicly funded health insurance?

[ErGingerbreadMandude]

You'll have to be way more specific than that. What kind of medical care do you mean, who would be receiving this privilege and why do you think they deserve this?

I was intentionally general in my question. I am making no statements about who deserves what.

I figured you were being intentionally general.

What sort of medical care should or should not be allowed as covered by Medicare or Medicaid or any other publicly funded health insurance?

You want me to list all of the medical care covered by these insurances and explain why they should or shouldn't be allowed? Why don't you get straight to your point that would save us both a lot of our time..

[Mermaid]

I was intentionally general in my question. I am making no statements about who deserves what.

I figured you were being intentionally general.

What sort of medical care should or should not be allowed as covered by Medicare or Medicaid or any other publicly funded health insurance?

You want me to list all of the medical care covered by these insurances and explain why they should or shouldn't be allowed? Why don't you get straight to your point that would save us both a lot of our time..

Fair enough. Here is my point: Where should the line be drawn as to what sort of healthcare should be subsidized or not? Pregnancy is preventable. So are obesity-related diseases. Should both be excluded so taxpayers shouldn't have to foot the bill?

It's a slippery slope, making judgments about people we don't know and why they would seek healthcare.

[ErGingerbreadMandude]

Fair enough. Here is my point: Where should the line be drawn as to what sort of healthcare should be subsidized or not?

I'm not arguing about what kind of Healthcare should be subsidized or not but I agree with you that it indeed is a slippery slope. My point is that the public should have the freedom to opt out of paying for others' Healthcare needs. It should be seen as a charitable service, not as a fee the public is entitled to.

The general idea behind paying your taxes is you're sharing your fair share of money to the govt so that they can help better your life, in the forms of better roads, safer neighborhood etc. Paying my money to a lady with an unwanted pregnancy isn't going to have any direct impact on my life, so of course, I should have the right to choose whether I want to partake in charity or not.

[Mermaid]

Fair enough. Here is my point: Where should the line be drawn as to what sort of healthcare should be subsidized or not?

I'm not arguing about what kind of Healthcare should be subsidized or not but I agree with you that it indeed is a slippery slope. My point is that the public should have the freedom to opt out of paying for others' Healthcare needs. It should be seen as a charitable service, not as a fee the public is entitled to.

The general idea behind paying your taxes is you're sharing your fair share of money to the govt so that they can help better your life, in the forms of better roads, safer neighborhood etc. Paying my money to a lady with an unwanted pregnancy isn't going to have any direct impact on my life, so of course, I should have the right to choose whether I want to partake in charity or not.

Thanks for clarifying. We fundamentally disagree on this.

Also, your tax money does not fund abortions. I think it's important that we stick to the facts.

[vorlon13]

It just occurred to me the topic is incorrect.

All blacks are bad people.  All people are bad.

Original sin, right ?

Once Eve noshed on that damn apple everybody was condemned.

Bad, bad, bad, you've ALL been very bad indeed !!!


Go to your room or something.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

It seems perfectly clear that 'not all blacks are bad people'.  What is equally clear, though, is that the All Blacks are baaaaad people...





Boru

[dyresand]

7 Statistics You Need To Know About Black Crime

1. Data shows that 93 percent of black homicide victims are killed by other blacks.

That means at least 7% of black homicide victims were done by another race. Not all blacks are bad!

2. According to Riley, "Blacks commit violent crimes at 7 to 10 times the rate that whites do."

All that means is that more blacks do crime than whites. It doesn't mean all blacks are bad people!

3. Black crime is even more prevalent in the country's largest cities and counties.

They're not gonna mention black crime in less populated and rural areas. Not all blacks are bad!

4. There were almost 6,000 blacks killed by other blacks in 2015.

That's a small percentage of people we are talking about. Don't forget how many whites kills blacks a year either. Not all blacks are bad!

5. The percentage of blacks arrested for crimes is consistent with police reports.

Who care about what police say or police reports. All blacks are not bad people!

6. According to Riley, "Black crime rates were lower in the 1940s and 1950s, when black poverty was higher" and "racial discrimination was rampant and legal."

Racism is the cause of everything. All blacks are not bad people!

7. According to Mac Donald, "A straight line can be drawn between family breakdown and youth violence."

End white privlage. Nuff said. All blacks are not bad people!

http://www.dailywire.com/news/7441/7-sta...on-bandler

These statistics are so factually correct it makes me want to go out and commit a crime 


/sarcasm