[pianotech] Medical costs (OT!)was:billing dilemmawith pitch raises

Terry Farrell mfarrel2 at tampabay.rr.com
Mon Nov 1 20:59:33 MDT 2010


Oh Paul - it's OT, OT, OT - anything goes! (well, almost.......)

Terry Farrell

On Nov 1, 2010, at 10:16 PM, paul bruesch wrote:

> Puleeeze no politics here? PLEEEZZZZZZE? Pretty pretty please? With  
> sugar and High Fructose Corn Syrup?
>
> On Mon, Nov 1, 2010 at 9:01 PM, Paul McCloud <pmc033 at earthlink.net>  
> wrote:
>     We don't know what is going to happen tomorrow, and we will have  
> to deal with it when tomorrow comes.  However, history has a nasty  
> habit of repeating itself, in case you didn't notice.  The Russian  
> revolution was going to be such a wonderful thing.  After it was  
> over, we know what happened.  I don't want to live under someone  
> else's thumb like that.  The same types of forces are at work right  
> now, and if you aren't vigilant, somebody is going to take away your  
> freedom and force you to do as they demand.  Hmm.  Maybe forcing ALL  
> OF US to get health insurance is just a start.  If I don't want it,  
> I should have the choice not to purchase it.  The whole thing is  
> unconstitutional, as in the United States Constitution.  You don't  
> care about that?  I'm not even talking about the huge costs that are  
> involved here.  It is madness.  In case you didn't notice, Medicare,  
> Medicade, Social Securi ty, etc. are all going bye bye.  The  
> promises can't be kept.  There is no "lock box" on these things, and  
> they've been raided.  The national debt is so overwhelmingly big,  
> nobody is ever going to pay it back, ever.  It will be a means to  
> make sure they can tax the &hit out of everybody for the rest of  
> eternity.  You don't care about that?  Dean has made good points  
> here.  You can't make something as substantial as health care free,  
> or people will cheat and take advantage.  Oh yeah, I forgot.  It's  
> already happening.
>     Once you get the government involved, cheating and graft become  
> the standard.  Just consider how pianos are treated in schools and  
> churches, and other institutions.  Nobody cares for them because  
> they're owned by "somebody else".  WE THE PEOPLE ARE THE  
> GOVERNMENT.    But we don't see things that way.  If we cheat the  
> government, we cheat ours elves in the end.
>     It is time to open our eyes and see what is happening around  
> us.  We can't ignore what Washinton does anymore.  What they do  
> affects us all.   Wishfully thinking that the government is going to  
> take care of us cradle to grave is a huge mistake.  Once this new  
> health care system is implemented, the costs are going to skyrocket,  
> as have every other socialized  medical system in the world.  It  
> won't drive down costs, they will increase.  If you can't see this,  
> what can I say?  This country was founded and fought for  
> independence because they wanted to chart their own destiny and not  
> be beholden to any other country.  They knew what they were fighting  
> for.  We have forgotten it.  They didn't want big government, and  
> made a constitution to limit the federal government's power.  Now we  
> have a bunch of idiots who don't care at all for the constitution,  
> and sadly there's no teeth in the law anywhere to make them adhere  
> to it.  So, big government is here.  Put your head in the sand if  
> you want to, but once it's too late to do anything about it, it's  
> too late.  Welcome to the New World, Comrades!
>
>          Respectfully,
>         Paul McCloud
>         San Diego
>
>
>
>

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