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In the discussion thread: I hope the Supreme Court kills the Affordable Health Care Act. ALL of it. [View all]

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Wed Jun 27, 2012, 10:47 PM

stevedeshazer (21,653 posts)

64. Yes.

At least for now.

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118 replies	Author	Time	Post
I hope the Supreme Court kills the Affordable Health Care Act. ALL of it. [View all]	stevedeshazer	Jun 2012	OP
There's a lot of death and pain to be had between	annabanana	Jun 2012	#1
Exactly.... Many will die if this happens.	hlthe2b	Jun 2012	#3
Many more will die if we DON'T. n/t	stevedeshazer	Jun 2012	#14
You do know "thrown out by SCOTUS" usually means "doesn't get touched for decades," right?	Posteritatis	Jun 2012	#44
Exactly. nt	woo me with science	Jun 2012	#53
No, the billions health insurance are mandated to refund was the poison pill for private insurance.	freshwest	Jun 2012	#61
Great Analysis.	Hoyt	Jun 2012	#77
Many are already going to die	Pab Sungenis	Jun 2012	#52
Exactly.	stevedeshazer	Jun 2012	#62
please explain how the SC throwing this out will make the repukes vote for single payer.	dionysus	Jun 2012	#71
I want to hear too.	Whisp	Jun 2012	#108
And quite a few already have	kenny blankenship	Jun 2012	#79
I think you're wrong	taught_me_patience	Jun 2012	#2
Thanks, that's what I'm asking.	stevedeshazer	Jun 2012	#7
I think you underestimate how cruel republicans are	taught_me_patience	Jun 2012	#13
And present day Democrats are unrealiably too neo-liberal	mazzarro	Jun 2012	#8
Agreed	Sherman A1	Jun 2012	#105
I'm not sure if I agree	sadbear	Jun 2012	#4
We went from nothing to Medicare. What's the difference?	leftstreet	Jun 2012	#23
About 50 years.	sadbear	Jun 2012	#24
Starting something new	nobodyspecial	Jun 2012	#38
so you are saying I should die?	demtenjeep	Jun 2012	#5
Of course not. n/t	stevedeshazer	Jun 2012	#9
When my Niece is dying of her pre-existing condition, I'm sure she will	JoePhilly	Jun 2012	#6
I want a health care system that covers your niece and everyone else regardless of pre-ex conditions	stevedeshazer	Jun 2012	#12
She may not live long enough for your solution.	JoePhilly	Jun 2012	#18
I'm really sorry to learn that.	stevedeshazer	Jun 2012	#22
My Neice's cancer is was a cancer of the neurons.	JoePhilly	Jun 2012	#117
And what will you say when she dies	DevonRex	Jun 2012	#19
the people who make these arguments most likely never stand to suffer the consequences of such bold	dionysus	Jun 2012	#70
Exactly. Nor do they have family members	DevonRex	Jun 2012	#73
Funny thing about calling for something to happen; you get to accept the consequences of it. (nt)	Posteritatis	Jun 2012	#45
Wow. You know that wasn't the intent. Can't you just express	gateley	Jun 2012	#21
If it is struck down, my neice will lose her insurance.	JoePhilly	Jun 2012	#25
You were extremely civil.	DevonRex	Jun 2012	#26
I understand, but it could have been presented in a more civil tone.	gateley	Jun 2012	#116
He was far more civil than I would have been.	MineralMan	Jun 2012	#37
BS. Think bigger.	stevedeshazer	Jun 2012	#40
Single payer will not be on the table. I don't know what your smoking.	upaloopa	Jun 2012	#10
I am sick to death of you Debbie Downers proclaiming that Single Payer	kestrel91316	Jun 2012	#56
Thank you.	stevedeshazer	Jun 2012	#60
People Do Have Insurance, But w/o ACA, the Insurance Doesn't Pay for "Preexisting Conditions"	AndyTiedye	Jun 2012	#85
Where do the votes for single payer come from??	chowder66	Jun 2012	#11
You.	stevedeshazer	Jun 2012	#41
Believe me..it has my vote	chowder66	Jun 2012	#42
I Am Not in Congress. Neither Are You	AndyTiedye	Jun 2012	#82
From very frightened Congresscritters once less than half the populace has any medical insurance	kestrel91316	Jun 2012	#57
Yes you are wrong	One of the 99	Jun 2012	#15
+1	Control-Z	Jun 2012	#31
Maybe not 50 or 60 years. It's been happening about every 20 years.	bornskeptic	Jun 2012	#50
But the ones in the past were political defeats	One of the 99	Jun 2012	#109
Another Debbie Downer here to piss in our Wheaties and proclaim	kestrel91316	Jun 2012	#59
So, attacking the "Debbie Downers"...	Wait Wut	Jun 2012	#106
Never said Healthcare reform is dead	One of the 99	Jun 2012	#112
Health care costs would be at or near 100% of GDP and/or only a small minority	TheKentuckian	Jun 2012	#75
The assertion that the supreme court declaring healthcare reform	One of the 99	Jun 2012	#111
That will "kill" alot of innocent individuals in the process.	DCBob	Jun 2012	#16
We could have had, SHOULD have had single payer this time.	MrSlayer	Jun 2012	#17
the CASE for single payer becomes stronger, but the current lineup in congress makes it impossible	unblock	Jun 2012	#20
When Hillary's plan went down in 1993 it only took 17 years for another try.	Nye Bevan	Jun 2012	#27
I believe the Dems will put up single payer.....	matmar	Jun 2012	#28
I don't.	ellie	Jun 2012	#29
I think you're wrong.	Control-Z	Jun 2012	#30
republicans have the alternative they have now. ignore their constituents	spanone	Jun 2012	#32
I understand where you are coming from	Bolo Boffin	Jun 2012	#33
Those things you mentioned will stay in place regardless	Puzzledtraveller	Jun 2012	#34
I believe the fastest way to single payer will be for employers to stop offering health insurance	riderinthestorm	Jun 2012	#35
Republicans won't ever allow single payer. They do have an alternative	Motown_Johnny	Jun 2012	#36
Yeah, thousands, tens of thousands, potentially hundreds of thousands and possibly millions...	GarroHorus	Jun 2012	#39
Do you currently have health insurance coverage?	NNN0LHI	Jun 2012	#43
Yes.	stevedeshazer	Jun 2012	#64
I admire your honesty	NNN0LHI	Jun 2012	#99
Yea another 20 years of escalating costs and decreasing services (except for the wealthy)	salin	Jun 2012	#46
You are overestimating the average voter.	NYC Liberal	Jun 2012	#47
Back to nothing at all while we hash out getting it "perfect?"	Chorophyll	Jun 2012	#48
You're entitled to your opinion but for the record I hope you're wrong	Proud Liberal Dem	Jun 2012	#49
Of course it would be a huge disaster. It's not like I'm rooting for sick people to die.	stevedeshazer	Jun 2012	#65
I agree	Proud Liberal Dem	Jun 2012	#68
Too many will have to suffer	liberal N proud	Jun 2012	#51
You make a good point...	immoderate	Jun 2012	#54
I fervently wish for Single Payer some day, and I agree that overturning ACA	kestrel91316	Jun 2012	#55
Well . . .	MOMFUDSKI	Jun 2012	#58
You have to break some eggs to make a cake, right?	liberalmuse	Jun 2012	#63
"willing to sacrifice human beings to line their pockets" is exactly what this scam is set up to do.	TheKentuckian	Jun 2012	#95
No. Stop being so willing to let Americans die.	aquart	Jun 2012	#66
Really?	stevedeshazer	Jun 2012	#67
In all fairness - He is hoping for quick passage of Single Payer ....	Trajan	Jun 2012	#84
Of course he's not demanding people die, but...	TreasonousBastard	Jun 2012	#92
Oh, stop it.	woo me with science	Jun 2012	#88
And that's not emotional?	TreasonousBastard	Jun 2012	#93
It's fact. nt	woo me with science	Jun 2012	#94
supreme court killing it will not make the craven repukes vote for single payer. ever.	dionysus	Jun 2012	#69
There's the golden bag of shit, isn't it.	Chan790	Jun 2012	#72
You get it.	stevedeshazer	Jun 2012	#87
If It Gets Struck Down by the Supremes, It Isn't Going to GET Done for Decades	AndyTiedye	Jun 2012	#90
If it's killed it's a HUGE republican win, don't kid yourself	flamingdem	Jun 2012	#74
And the Nader voters in 2000 wanted Bush to win	bluestateguy	Jun 2012	#76
Yeah ... Democrats will seize on it alright ....	Trajan	Jun 2012	#78
Ugh.	WilliamPitt	Jun 2012	#80
I obviously wish no ill upon your wife.	stevedeshazer	Jun 2012	#89
except Democrats wouldnt seize hold of it	Enrique	Jun 2012	#81
upheld 6-3 NT	rufus dog	Jun 2012	#83
What makes you think	Mz Pip	Jun 2012	#86
I was against the ACA and dislike the individual mandate, but seriously I don't want them to strike	Puregonzo1188	Jun 2012	#91
Sounds good in theory but I heard no politician from either side	marlakay	Jun 2012	#96
We might get single payer in 20 years. Or not. Probably not. It would be a disaster IMHO....n/t	Rowdyboy	Jun 2012	#97
even LBJ with overwhelming majorities and a public that still believed in "big government"- Even	Douglas Carpenter	Jun 2012	#98
Please tell me on which planet we will find Republicans willing to support single payer. (?????????)	RBInMaine	Jun 2012	#100
I hope we KEEP the act, and STILL eventually morph it into single-payer	Blue_Tires	Jun 2012	#101
I truly doubt after the fiasco of the 1990s that single-payer will ever	sinkingfeeling	Jun 2012	#102
I really won't care about getting single payer if my 24 year old daughter	kdmorris	Jun 2012	#103
"Democrats, IF they seize on this, can make some serious political hay out of this." Given the	RKP5637	Jun 2012	#104
Single Payer was the best thing about the entire idea.	Hubert Flottz	Jun 2012	#107
Goodbye, mandate... nt	Romulox	Jun 2012	#110
yeah, you're wrong.	WI_DEM	Jun 2012	#113
Kick...nt	SidDithers	Jun 2012	#114
Oops! Well that didn't happen.	bluestateguy	Jun 2012	#115
You, Scalia, and Clarence Thomas lose.	Nye Bevan	Jun 2012	#118

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