John Arnold and the death benefit

Quote from Lucrum:

So was slavery at one time. What was justified in ending that?

Sorry, I have an IQ prereq, so all I'll say is that slavery went far beyond coercion. lol man, really?
 
Quote from drownpruf:

You can't use extortion. Obamacare is law. Maybe I would think differently if I didn't have private healthcare, but I believe that universal healthcare is an obligation -- and it's a tenet of the GOP from the Reagan admin. I have said it before that I canvassed for Ron Paul and have no fondness for the current admin.

oops, gotta trade. Good day to be long.

Lots of things that are "law" are challenged again in Congress. That's not new. Congress tries and even succeeds in repealing lots of stuff. You're letting your personal view that "universal healthcare is an obligation" get in the way of viewing the budget fight objectively.

That's fine, you want to argue about whether Universal Healthcare is an obligation or not, I'll happily oblige. I disagree with it, and we can discuss that. But if you're going to go off on the GOP, don't pick something the Democrats are equally guilty of. You can't support one side's childish behavior and attack the other's.

Well, you can, I suppose. But you're smarter than that.
 
Quote from ogarbitrage:

You assume too much, Tsing.

Nah, man. I know he's smart - probably gifted in areas of the markets, and such. Politically, he'll tell you he's center, but he leans left. It's a product of his surroundings (NYC) I think. It's unusual that I find myself at odds with his opinions, but this time I certainly do. Sometimes he gets emotional about a particular topic (who doesn't) and lets his judgment cloud his sense of logic.
 
Quote from drownpruf:

Sorry, I have an IQ prereq, so all I'll say is that slavery went far beyond coercion. lol man, really?
In that coercion or worse was justified to end it?
 
Quote from Tsing Tao:

Lots of things that are "law" are challenged again in Congress. That's not new. Congress tries and even succeeds in repealing lots of stuff. You're letting your personal view that "universal healthcare is an obligation" get in the way of viewing the budget fight objectively.

That's fine, you want to argue about whether Universal Healthcare is an obligation or not, I'll happily oblige. I disagree with it, and we can discuss that. But if you're going to go off on the GOP, don't pick something the Democrats are equally guilty of. You can't support one side's childish behavior and attack the other's.

Well, you can, I suppose. But you're smarter than that.

Iraq was awesome, but yes, we were absolutely justified in bananastan. I'd like to ask what appropriations, or more generally, any spending bill that's been repealed?
 
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