Re: Rationing

[Guest guest]

, that is one thing Chuck was saying: The present law prevents

competition from any other state which has in many cases rates less than

half those in one's own state.

Over long experience we have found that any data Chuck presents has

probably a much higher accuracy rating than anyone else on the list,

including me. Despite his prominence in the scientific world he retains

a pleasing level of humility and I think I'll embarrass him if I quote

his credentials so I will not.

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> Posted by: " Baker " vbaker@...

> <mailto:vbaker@...?Subject=%20Re%3A%20Rationing> vbaker555

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> Wed Jan 13, 2010 10:46 am (PST)

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> > > People are paying and over paying for the insurance companies to

> enslave

> > > us right now....

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> >Again, that is at least partly because these companies are not allowed

> >to compete. In the states with the most expensive rates, there

> >comparable programs that cost less than half, but they are simply

> >prohibited by state law from selling coverage in those states.

> >Chuck

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> This isn't true. Right now the insurance companies are protected from

> competition by a law that excludes them from anti-monopoly business

> behavior. They desperately want to keep that law in place.

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> ~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~

> --A.J. Muste

[Guest guest]

Would the 6,796,700,000 people (current estimate) all get a glass of water when

they were living in Texas? Would they all be able to get good nutrition?

>The Earth is not overpopulated, that is a lie.

Crystal it is not someting I have proof of, it is just my opinion based on what

I obsersve on a daily basis.

I think it is an utter f***ing disgrace that there is a mound of trash in the

ocean ...I live near the sea and collect the rubbish from the bay when I go

swimming...after every change of moon the debris is horrendous...humanity

continues to act without reference to intelligence, and what a shame that is!

Trish

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> > In one of your emails you laid out a scenario whereby the people who make

> the most money would be taxed to theoretical oblivion. There is also a

> scenario whereby the

> > people who make the least will cease to exist eventually because of

> illness or death

> > and there will be no one to support the 5% who make the most money. Who

> will pick

> > the produce, make the cars, build the roads, run the trains, lay the

> tracks, pick up the

> > garbage, etc. All people need to make a decent living in order to live.

> All levels of society are needed for the society to continue to exist. Rome

> forgot that, France forgot that. That's why those societies ceased to be big

> powers. It's the same with the eco system. If you destroy large parts of the

> earth's natural recources, you will eventually destroy the earth.

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[Guest guest]

Why didn't you answer the question ....

> Would the 6,796,700,000 people (current estimate) all get a glass of water

when they were living in Texas? Would they all be able to get good nutrition?

To my mind it is a meaningless statement to say that the human population could

all live in Texas unlness you can say a definitive yes to the above!

>The over-population myth is just another creation of left-wing hippies.

LOL

Trish

> > >

> > > In one of your emails you laid out a scenario whereby the people who

> make

> > the most money would be taxed to theoretical oblivion. There is also a

> > scenario whereby the

> > > people who make the least will cease to exist eventually because of

> > illness or death

> > > and there will be no one to support the 5% who make the most money. Who

> > will pick

> > > the produce, make the cars, build the roads, run the trains, lay the

> > tracks, pick up the

> > > garbage, etc. All people need to make a decent living in order to live.

> > All levels of society are needed for the society to continue to exist.

> Rome

> > forgot that, France forgot that. That's why those societies ceased to be

> big

> > powers. It's the same with the eco system. If you destroy large parts of

> the

> > earth's natural recources, you will eventually destroy the earth.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Trish,

The group moderator said to drop this subject a few days ago.

from Illinois

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From: Trish <fielddot@...>

hypothyroidism

Sent: Sun, January 17, 2010 4:37:06 AM

Subject: Re: Rationing

Why didn't you answer the question ....

> Would the 6,796,700,000 people (current estimate) all get a glass of water

when they were living in Texas? Would they all be able to get good nutrition?

To my mind it is a meaningless statement to say that the human population could

all live in Texas unlness you can say a definitive yes to the above!

>The over-population myth is just another creation of left-wing hippies.

LOL

Trish

> > >

> > > In one of your emails you laid out a scenario whereby the people who

> make

> > the most money would be taxed to theoretical oblivion. There is also a

> > scenario whereby the

> > > people who make the least will cease to exist eventually because of

> > illness or death

> > > and there will be no one to support the 5% who make the most money. Who

> > will pick

> > > the produce, make the cars, build the roads, run the trains, lay the

> > tracks, pick up the

> > > garbage, etc. All people need to make a decent living in order to live.

> > All levels of society are needed for the society to continue to exist.

> Rome

> > forgot that, France forgot that. That's why those societies ceased to be

> big

> > powers. It's the same with the eco system. If you destroy large parts of

> the

> > earth's natural recources, you will eventually destroy the earth.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >