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Old 08-11-2009, 06:04 PM
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Re: "death panels" obamacare

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Originally Posted by Esther View Post
Twisp you must be under the spell of Obama. Newsflash! He LIES!

He said very recently that he never said he was for a one-payer system, yet he is on tape when stomping for the presidency saying the opposite that he is for the one-payer system.

He even admitted that it would take some time before everybody would be brought on the system. Giving you a false hope that you can choose what you want.

Another of him many lies.
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Obama has gone way beyond misinformation to outright disinformation — in plain language, lying.
http://hotair.com/archives/2009/08/1...out-obamacare/
http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-a...sia-mistake/2/

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Obama told Diane Sawyer in June that government should “study and figure out what works and what doesn’t. And let’s encourage doctors and patients to get what works. Let’s discourage what doesn’t.”

Sawyer then asked him: “Will it just be encouragement? Or will there be a board

making Solomonic decisions?”

Obama replied, “What I’ve suggested is—is that we have a—a commission that helps—made up of doctors, made up of experts, that helps set best—best practices.”
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When Sawyer pressed him to say whether those practices would be enforced by law, he evaded the question.


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A good part of the explanation has to do with the University of Chicago Law School milieu that Obama comes out of. By far, the most influential figure in that world is Judge Richard Posner, who teaches law at Chicago and publishes streams of pompous, robotically written books that are much praised and little read.

Judge Posner is both an enthusiastic advocate of euthanasia and an energetic eugenicist. He once wrote of Oliver Wendell Holmes’ ideas about eugenics—Holmes believed that a just society “prevents continuance of the unfit”—that “we may yet find [Holmes’] enthusiasms prescient rather than depraved.”
essay arguing, in effect, for a eugenic attitude toward end-of-life treatment written by Peter Singer, a Princeton University “bio-ethicist” whose views are squarely in line with those of Posner and Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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