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nikto

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6. It's like saying ...

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Wed May 13, 2015, 04:29 AM

May 2015

"I hate socialism, but now that I need it, give it to me, or you are doing me wrong!"

So much that is wrong about America is encapsulated in the man's complaint.
Incredible lack of self-awareness, and an amazing feeling of entitlement from someone who
opposed the policy in the 1st place.

If a person could DIE from hypocrisy, I swear, 50-million Americans (at least)
would drop-dead immediately.
Another 50-million would be on life-support.

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Impending blindness makes man who rejected Obamacare demand it [View all] TexasTowelie May 2015 OP

Message auto-removed Name removed May 2015 #1

I agree that we can do better and completely support universal health care. TexasTowelie May 2015 #3

stay classy with the comments Kalidurga May 2015 #2

Okay, I see what you are doing. TexasTowelie May 2015 #4

Stories like this one make me truly sad. Lobo27 May 2015 #5

It's like saying ... nikto May 2015 #6

not only that but they feel they should go to the front off the Romeo.lima333 May 2015 #12

From willfull negligence to expecting a bail-out to demanding preferential treatment. DetlefK May 2015 #7

Idiot. kag May 2015 #8

+1 He would be in a better position ejbr May 2015 #9

you should read the comments on his go fund me page Romeo.lima333 May 2015 #13

maybe he will vote for Bernie to get Medicare for all. Kip Humphrey May 2015 #10

dupe http://www.democraticunderground.com/10026661429 Romeo.lima333 May 2015 #11

It seems some people have to become blind in order to "see" for the first time. Koinos May 2015 #14

And how would he be better off if the ACA had NOT passed? thesquanderer May 2015 #15

--summing up the comments on his FundMe page so you don't have to read them all, Hoppy May 2015 #16

Seems vision is not his biggest problem. Thor_MN May 2015 #17

You know what irks me? The wife never worked -- and is still not working, although Nay May 2015 #18