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Originally Posted by vienna
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From Bubbles Post #35:
I see...the law is not complicated when you want to make your "point", but is a complicated "2,000 plus page law" with hard to remember details when your point is challenged. How very convienient, n'cest pas? A truly remarkable document, as transmutable to your whims as the ideas of logic, reason, ethics, or civility seem to be in your world. It also seems duplicitty is a large part of your stock. May I also suggest you have added equivocation to your repertoire?...
As I pointed out before, your speil is becoming quite tiresome. Not only have you become as the adults in a "Peanuts" cartoon or the "blah, blah, blah, Ginger, blah, blah, blah" dog, you are like some bad stand-up comedian who only has one five-minute routine he repeats over and over. We've heard it all before, too many times, and the jokes are no longer funny, if they ever were to begin with...
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Again, you are twisting thing.2,000 pages is a lot to go through, remembering every little part due to the sheer bulk, is a lot to ask, if it were only thing I had to do, sure but I do have other things going on.However, the law in itself, is not that complicated, what is does and will do is pretty easy to see, especially the negative aspects which far outweigh the few positive ones.We are already seeing much of it, its easy to see, those pushing this law want it to seem more complicated than it is in that regard, easier to slip through.That was point of so many pages by it's authors.I have described many times what the law does based on reading the law, reading the analysis of those far more experienced than I and looking at the real world results thus far from the rising premiums due to expenses rising caused by the Unaffordable Care Act's taxes and regulations.That is just basic economics, understanding the costs get passed along down the chain.