Rush's new theory: Senate health care bill will lead to "250 million uninsured"
March 08, 2010 2:13 pm ET
From the March 8 edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Rush Limbaugh Show:
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And don't worry, Rush's theory (direct from the place from which he pulls all of his theories) will be cited as a real statistic by the mindless minions who follow his teachings.
Bobby, we know you want the President of the United States to fail.
Conservative = anti-American.
We know already.
You'd be helping it to succeed.
Which means, you come to them say, God forbid, you have a heart attack, and you NOW want coverage. You don't think they're going to gouge you for as much as possible? Of course they are. So good luck with that one.
Like I said, childish and spiteful, and based entirely on the fears that have been forced into your head. I encourage you and your millions of like-minded America-haters to go ahead with this plan. The rest of us are trying to have a civilization, and we'll get to you later.
They should suffer some short-term consequences for their laziness and willful ignorance, but ultimately I'd hope that they can join our society, despite their misguided attempts to destroy it.
And if he has kids, those poor kids will suffer too.
My kids will never go within a mile of a government indoctrination center aka the public schools.
As good a picture of right-wing patriotism as one could find.
Let's hope he gets sick 2 days after his open enrollment ends and 330 days before his open enrollment opens again.
Coming from BJfan, I believe he's serious. Not that there is really a document, but that he believes that if there were, dangerous liberals would use it to personally threaten him.
I can't imagine going through life with that sort of fear and paranoia. Looks like hard work.
Which, I don't care really myself. I'm pretty sure I've got better things to do than to trek across the country to threaten someone that I don't even really know, and have only had disagreements with on the intertubes. I don't take it personally.
Apparently, some do.
I thought we were the "wussified" left?
Notice that I'm not asking you to expose yourself, just asking you to provide some disinterested confirmation of your ravings. Something along the lines of what bintx provided on another thread.
Quite frankly, the article linked to describes you quite accurately, if you really are the person your posts would indicate.
Without proving that you are a PhD, we just have to take your word for it, which is about as good as me telling you that I'm POTUS.
I can say it all that I want, but I don't have to prove it.
By the way, I learned something today: by BJfan's logic, Michelle Malkin is a liberal.
It is in the archives of Foreign Affairs magazine and the London School of Economics.
Here we go:
Foreign Affairs magazine -search term 'economics'
London School of Economics.
He's also allegedly employed in a fancy-schmancy job where he can sit on the internet posting here all the live-long day!
The Austrians probably invite him there to spew his nonsense for their own personal amusement. They probably like to laugh at him. LSE has standards - they would never offer a tenured position to a buffoon like Krugman or his pal Stiglitz.
[11 3/4 years of Catholic School?]
This comment reminds me of one in America: Who Really Pays The Taxes?. The book details the loopholes and legal ways to avoid taxes, and the complexity of the Tax Laws. The authors note that there is an actual industry of 'tax preparers', which exists only because of the complexity of the laws, and they say the system should not be that confusing.
In public schools, they are so busy teaching diversity, sensitivity, political corectness, and sex-ed they don't have any time remaining for reading and math.
The public schools are all about indoctrination. BTW, I was not home schooled (not did I go to public schools). However, my kids most certaily will be home schooled. We don't want the public schools contravening our value system that we teach our kids.
This is the kind of brainwashing that Fox and the RNC have brought about with their decades-long campaign of fearmongering and lies. Only someone who is stupid or afraid could say something so grossly untrue without even a second thought. Indoctrination? Seriously? Into what?
I went to public school in the 80's and was only indoctrinated into the free-market capitalist system. Took me years to unlearn that non-sense. Now schools are breeding grounds for commies built right here on American soil? Wow. That's a conspiracy theory for the ages.
Loon.
"They have neither the time, the training, nor the inclination for strategic thought. I can no longer sit back and allow Communist infiltration, Communist indoctrination, Communist subversion and the international Communist conspiracy to sap and impurify all of our precious bodily fluids."
THe only people who are happy being slaves are liberals - they love being slaves to the government. I choose freedom.
That he was admired by the JBS says another thing about him. He loves his conspiracy theories.
His plan to privatize social security, don't so much agree with that one.
His theories about the rise of fascism and communism around the world have pretty much been prove false, as in, other than China (which really isn't communist in regards to its economics) tell me how the commies are running the world again? How are the fascists running the world again? Oh, right, they're really not.
In the 5000 year leap, he speaks about how the US was founded as a Christian nation, which is funny, seeing as how that part escaped mention in the Constitution and all. The Founding Fathers, as almost every scholar would agree, were deists at best, and non-religious at the worst.
And his entire theory about the Soviet Union trying to take over the entire world and turn it commie were of course, unfounded, as after the Iron Curtain fell, we then really found out how badly organized the Soviet Union actually was.
But I'm sure that he'll come around to discussing that 250 million figure again.
We were founded with the Judeo-Christinan ethic. Our system of laws derives from the Ten Commandments. We most certainly are a Judeo-Christian nation.
I'll bet Magnolialover could stun you by not being convinced by a department store Santa or a simple card trick.
Liberals aren't as guided by emotion as the far right. We don't generally get "convinced" as easily as you guys.
Italics added.
Ah, pictures....
Me and Bobby Jindal went to the same high school. It was a PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Guess me and Bobby are both a couple of overly sensitive, politically correct, indoctrinated liberal softies.
By the way, the 2010 winner of the national geography bee was a public school student.
You have no substance to post. You post false, discredited talking points OVER AND OVER AND OVER, BJ.
Friedrich von Hayek
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Are you happy now. One time I spelled it Friedrich - that doesn't mean I am not familiar with the man's work. Good job Scooby Doo!
Oh... Foreign Affairs search
London School of Economics - search results:
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I hate central banking. I argue it should be banned because it is subject to political influence in which case it is not a free market. As long as we have a Federal Reserve, we do not have pure capitalism. Von Hayek would surely agree.
You spelled it the same way 5 times here. What does that prove?
Of course.. these are the same folks who were at the 9/12 rally!!!