The question is: Do we still have a chance to save ourselves from tyranny, or have we already been eaten by the crocodile?
The question is: Do we still have a chance to save ourselves from tyranny, or have we already been eaten by the crocodile?
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The even better question is: Why didn’t anyone listen to him?
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Or can anyone listen now?
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Maybe everyone is like me…I read it, I post the quote, and I don’t have a clue how to fight all of it other than to stand firm and not be moved by all the balderdash that circulates through the media.
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I don’t know either –
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but God knows all and we take our rest and comfort in his full control – right??? ❤
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There is no other way to find inner peace. Right you are!
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have a great week my friend
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Thank you, and you do the same.
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….as a crocodile-swallowed Canadian, I can attest to being rather content with being able to walk away from my hospital stay with only a bill for my phonecalls and having Pharmacare absorb 70% of my prescriptions. (burp)
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Sounds great…since we aren’t there yet…it all seems like another trap to most of us in the U.S. Since Obamacare went into practice, we now have horrible healthcare insurance which costs an astronomical amount each month, and we have thousands of dollars in deductible payment if we do get sick. It’s a good reason to stay healthy.
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Kathy, I didn’t understand the quote or the context – if you could, would you explain please what this means ? Is it that Medicare was better than ObamaCare or that governments should subsidise health care or that we should be wary of Robin Hood governments that take money from those who are not sick to fund those who are unwell ?
Susie
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I think as a whole, Ronald Reagan was advising people to not let government into too many aspects of our private lives. Unfortunately, year after year, government seems to become more entrenched in how we must live. Medical coverage is just one example, At one point in my adult life healthcare costs were reasonable, now, the amount we have to pay is horrific, and the coverage is minimal.
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