re: Update on fellow PT poster Ben Coleman

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It’s amazing how vile and disagreeable Leftists are in general. Reading this douche canoe’s comments just make you realize that we may be dealing with people who are just so broken spiritually and intellectually and to such a degree that their only coping strategy is vitriol.

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Not a hijack, but to the edification of Ben, and in the Christian spirit of unity, I'll attempt to mitigate the effects of Syrup's post. A lot of well-intentioned people ( "douche" in this instance) react to hurtful and frustrating scenarios in irrational ways. I think Syrup - and many Libs - are a prime example of this.

He laments the Idea of a no (Universal) Healthcare System that can take care of people like Ben, and many who are less responsible and economically powerless; and frowns on a Private (for profit) System that limits people's access to exceptional care according to the economic power that they bring to the table. In the Utopian Idealist mind...such is morally abhorrent; therein, the anger and antipathy and "irony" toward those (Conservative Christians at the fore) who would defend such a System.

But the whole truth is, that if (Egalitarian) and Government Healthcare were implemented, it would have to be EQUAL. And given that most of the less-powerful (economically) individuals are largely responsible for their bad health via poor choices, and that the care for these poor/sometime immoral choices would be lumped in with those of responsible/moral individuals...ultimate access to the best of care would be limited, as a former poster pointed out...with long lines and rationed access. Such would be a reward for irresponsible and immoral choice, and a punishment for responsible and moral discipline. And contrary to both Mother Nature's Law...and that of God; and therein doomed to failure. "There is a way that seemeth right unto Man, but the end thereof is destruction" (Good Book).

I've made many bad choices in life...heavy cream and butter and lard biscuits up front; working in the Refineries too. We all do. And I look forward to the day that the power of our Collective Knowledge, can lend technological support to a collective healthcare System. One which can help mitigate my poor/relatively ignorant but consequential choice, along with Ben, and all who find themselves in a hard health scenario. If I hope and pray for this, I think the Good Lord will reward accordingly.

The young and idealist Academia Libs should get off the political stage, and get in the Labs, and get to work curing, instead or protesting.

Ben, I offer this in the spirit of unity; I know it is what you would approve of and hope for as well.

Love and God speed.