Category Archives: class warfare

NY Times: David Brooks says “self-enclosed skin bags” who want to live are driving the country into bankruptcy

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This all started simply enough.  On July 9, the New York Times published an essay by Dudley Clendinen titled The Good Short Life With A.L.S.  In the essay, Clendinen, who has previously worked as a correspondent and as an editorial writer for the paper, shared his thoughts on living with A.L.S. – which he calls … Continue reading NY Times: David Brooks says “self-enclosed skin bags” who want to live are driving the country into bankruptcy →

Candor From Eric Cantor – Government Healthcare Rationing Bad, But OK if Private Sector Does It

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I’ve long suspected that many – maybe most – of the Congressional conservatives posturing about “Obamacare” and decrying hypothetical healthcare rationing don’t really object to “rationing” at all – they just object to the government setting standards and limits that apply to everyone.  As most of the people I deal with on a daily basis … Continue reading Candor From Eric Cantor – Government Healthcare Rationing Bad, But OK if Private Sector Does It →

Class warfare – out-of-state rich people fund Washington State Assisted Suicide Initiative

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This election year has brought money into sharp focus for many people in the USA. We’ve all seen how the greedy and unregulated behavior of some of the richest corporations have succeeded in bringing our whole economy to near-collapse. Money has also been a topic when it comes to the presidential campaigns. Barack Obama amassed … Continue reading Class warfare – out-of-state rich people fund Washington State Assisted Suicide Initiative →