Rebuttal to Hi I'm a Tea Partier

Rebuttal to Hi I'm a tea partier

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[BARONSAMEDI242]

SINCE the making of this video:

1) We had a credit downgrade and many clothes were rent over the whole notion of the devaluation of this country as a whole due to overspending

2) Obama was defeated, smacked down.

3) The Tea Party moniker has been co-opted by a bunch of nutcases

4) Obama has revved up EXACTLY the kind of language I put in the mouth of the socialist. "Paying their fair share", "greedy corporations" etc.

Seen this story before. It doesn't end well.

[luminousnerd]

@NikoNash roflroflrofl

[NikoNash]

the RENT! is too damn high

[darknight651]

@davitodude Libertarian bear is busy sucking cock of ron paul.

[dolst]

@splicedenergy I live in VA too. And I have had it happen to me once. I know exactly what you are talking about.

The fact is, if you pay the $500 fine up front instead of taking out a policy, you are not required to have the policy. That is the law.

Our great Commonwealth's slimy implementation of that law in certain circumstances does not change the letter of the law.

Like I said, it is not a requirement, but a very heavy-handed "incentive".

Let's not fight over technicalities. :-) Surf Wisely.

[splicedenergy]

@dolst If that were how it worked sure. I live here. Quote mining does you no good. It's $500 to receive an sr 22 have to be re-insured 35 license re-in statement fee and possible court costs. Been through it twice myself.

[dolst]

@splicedenergy

dmv.state.va.us/webdoc/citizen­/vehicles/insurance.asp

And I quote:

"The $500 Uninsured Motor Vehicle (UMV) fee, which is paid to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), does not provide any insurance; it only allows you to drive an uninsured vehicle at your own risk."

That is not a requirement to be insured, but it is a very heavy-handed "incentive" to be insured.

[wcharles19]

If only tea-partiers actually debated this way...

[thepulls]

@unquietsoul Definitely tragic, however you are talking about extreme minority examples which aren't representative of the population at large, despite the tragedy. In this particular case though, it seems you agree that insurance companies are the root of these hold-ups that you speak of. My point about mindset is that I could give you $1 mil dollars and I'm willing to bet you'd be poor again in a year.because you are looking for things outside of yourself to fix your problems instead of in

[unquietsoul]

@thepulls I have a relative who was in a nearly fatal car accident where the other driver was at fault and the investigating officer on the scene 'lost' the information regarding to other driver that hit her. The Insurance company who she had a $1million policy with has dragged the case thru the courts for 7 years hoping she would die so they would not have to pay. Permanent brain damage, physical impairment and loss of a $100k a year income. Guess What... mindset has nothing to do with it.

[unquietsoul]

@thepulls Hoard Wealth? How about... Steve Jobs... who did not give anything to charity according to all accounts (unlike the philanthropy work of Bill Gates). I think he'd count as a hoarder.

Lots of people by the way do not earn their money. They Inherit it. That's been true for many many centuries. George Bush is an example of this. Except for politics and his National Guard Service he worked in the oil business (where he lost money).