Palin in 2012
- Thread starter Walter
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Every time I see petros as the last respondent on any thread, I have an almost irresistable urge to fly right by, because the hope that he/she will say anything valid, constructive, coherent or lucid is instantly dashed by his/her own words.
If and when he/she is ever capable to spew more than one one-sentence line it is more often than not, a one syllable nonsense.
Sometimes - again more often than not - spiked by blanked out obscenities.
If and when he/she is ever capable to spew more than one one-sentence line it is more often than not, a one syllable nonsense.
Sometimes - again more often than not - spiked by blanked out obscenities.
Like whenever you pass a mirror, you probably have the urge to check out your own greatness.
Well Hunky Jack. Is TV real or not real? Is your TV on in the background? What did I blank out to make you think it was an obsenity? **** you!
TV is the greatest invention for those who want to control the masses by turning them in mindless shopping zombies. Except for the odd documentary, the vast majority of TV content is brain numbing drivel.
petros, for someone who thinks TV is not real, you take quite a serious view of it. Especially if it does not agree with your preconceived notions that most of the world is liberal.
Blanked out obscenity? Just look at the last sentence in your post #1284.
You must be desperate for validity when you have to resort to crap like that.
Also, notice that in all our disagreements I respected you enough to call you by your chosen screen name.
Why you and your ilk do the same?
Blanked out obscenity? Just look at the last sentence in your post #1284.
You must be desperate for validity when you have to resort to crap like that.
Also, notice that in all our disagreements I respected you enough to call you by your chosen screen name.
Why you and your ilk do the same?
Yep, for close to 30% of T.V. time you are watching mindless, lying commercials. And then any air time devoted to politicians is more lying, and then there's religion - more lying. BUT where I live we can watch reruns of "All In the Family"- so I guess it all kind of balances out. :lol:
Blanked out obscenity? Just look at the last sentence in your post #1284. Eat ****!
Did I say **** or do I mean "eat pork" but just put **** there for ****s and giggles?
Did I say **** or do I mean "eat pork" but just put **** there for ****s and giggles?
If I were a tired old man I would give you a response laced with blanked out (you know, no guts to say what you mean) obscenities, like you would give, based on your previous posts which prove beyond any doubt the kind of person you are.
Here is my real gift to Walt....
YouTube - Sarah Palin vs. Boom Goes The Dynamite
...no need to thank me.
YouTube - Sarah Palin vs. Boom Goes The Dynamite
...no need to thank me.
Actually, I think it's brilliant. If there was a nobel prize for PR, the producers of that program should get it. Top notch bs if I've ever seen it.
I find it interesting and somewhat amusing how Palin brings out such rancor from the progressive left....
Palin is unaffected by reality. The American Spectator is far off the mark, read something without the partisan falsification Walt:
In 25 years of law practice I have done estate planning for hundreds of people. Every one of them has wanted a health care durable power of attorney. Such a document enables the client (“patient”) to name someone (“patient advocate”) to make medical decisions for the patient in the event the patient is unable to make them for himself. Those decisions include the decision to terminate or forgo medical care if, in the opinion of the patient’s attending physician, either of these conditions exists: (1) the patient is in a persistent vegetative state without hope of recovery; or (2) the patient is terminally ill and expected to die within six months, and medical treatment would only serve to artificially delay the patient’s death. A health care durable power of attorney also expresses the patient’s wish not to receive medical treatment if either condition persists.
Most health care durable powers of attorney name one or two back-up patient advocates in the event the prior-named patient advocate is unable to act. A health care durable power of attorney becomes part of the patient’s medical record.
A health care durable power of attorney empowers a patient to remain in control of his or her medical care and avoid the indignity and suffering that might otherwise obtain. When my mother was in her final illness, she shared a hospital room with a woman who had been lying in a vegetative state for years. The woman laid in bed all day long with an agape expression on her face. Unable to swallow, she was fed through a tube inserted into her stomach. One can certainly question the wisdom and compassion of such treatment. Taxpayers paying for it is beyond misguided.
A health care bill proposed by House Democrats in 2009 included a provision for Medicare reimbursement to doctors for end-of-life counseling, including the availability of a health care durable power of attorney. Such a provision evinces sound policy. Many seniors cannot afford to have an attorney counsel them about a health care durable power of attorney.
Nonetheless, House Minority Leader John Boehner, R-Ohio, whose judgment I normally revere, seized on the provision and urged that it would “start us down a treacherous path toward government-encouraged euthanasia.” Former Governor of Alaska Sarah Palin raised the spectre of “Obama’s death panels.” Such fearmongering lacks any basis in fact. No one is advocating euthanasia or “death panels.” The health care law enacted in March, 2010 omitted the end-of-life counseling provision.
Reimbursement for end-of-life counseling has recently returned, in the form of a Medicare regulation to take effect January 1, 2011. Once again we are hearing the term “death panels” recklessly cast about in the media. Hopefully such groundless sensationalism will not derail a regulation so clearly in the public interest. The Death Panel Boogeyman - Stephen J. Dunn - Lex Fidelis - Forbes
End of life counseling is palliative care, not a death panel. We have Doctors who specialize in palliative care here in Canada, and we have no panels deciding who dies. It's nonsense.Most health care durable powers of attorney name one or two back-up patient advocates in the event the prior-named patient advocate is unable to act. A health care durable power of attorney becomes part of the patient’s medical record.
A health care durable power of attorney empowers a patient to remain in control of his or her medical care and avoid the indignity and suffering that might otherwise obtain. When my mother was in her final illness, she shared a hospital room with a woman who had been lying in a vegetative state for years. The woman laid in bed all day long with an agape expression on her face. Unable to swallow, she was fed through a tube inserted into her stomach. One can certainly question the wisdom and compassion of such treatment. Taxpayers paying for it is beyond misguided.
A health care bill proposed by House Democrats in 2009 included a provision for Medicare reimbursement to doctors for end-of-life counseling, including the availability of a health care durable power of attorney. Such a provision evinces sound policy. Many seniors cannot afford to have an attorney counsel them about a health care durable power of attorney.
Nonetheless, House Minority Leader John Boehner, R-Ohio, whose judgment I normally revere, seized on the provision and urged that it would “start us down a treacherous path toward government-encouraged euthanasia.” Former Governor of Alaska Sarah Palin raised the spectre of “Obama’s death panels.” Such fearmongering lacks any basis in fact. No one is advocating euthanasia or “death panels.” The health care law enacted in March, 2010 omitted the end-of-life counseling provision.
Reimbursement for end-of-life counseling has recently returned, in the form of a Medicare regulation to take effect January 1, 2011. Once again we are hearing the term “death panels” recklessly cast about in the media. Hopefully such groundless sensationalism will not derail a regulation so clearly in the public interest. The Death Panel Boogeyman - Stephen J. Dunn - Lex Fidelis - Forbes
I think it's neat how she'll try just about anything to keep her political base tuning in week after week. lol
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