Businesses are cutting hours because they want to stay in business.  They 
can't afford to keep people working a 40 hour week and pay the rising 
premiums required by the new "affordable health care plan".  Is a 
businessman greedy if he puts in 60 or 80 hours weekly working to build up a 
business to give it to his children.  Or to profit there from.  In the 
parable told by Jesus himself where in the business man hired men to work 
for him in the morning and paid them a penny, and hired another group to 
work for him late in the afternoon, paying them the same amount he did what 
he chose regarding his payments.  When asked by those who worked longer for 
him why he chose to pay the last the same amount as the first, he told them 
just that.  That it was his business, and if he wanted to pay the last 
people the same amount as he paid the first workers, it wasn't their 
concern.  A business is, or should be, the owners, to do with as he chooses. 
If he can't afford to have his workers work for 40 hours because of 
government constraints.  The workers ought to vote out that government who 
attempts to constrain businesses.  We know the fault doesn't lie with the 
businessmen or the insurance companies, because president Obama the 
legislative and judicial branches of the government exempt themselves from 
this affordable care program.  I ask you, if the program were so fine a one, 
wouldn't it make sense for these servants of the people to jump at the 
chance to join up.  Rather than perhaps being forced by the possibility of 
not being reelected to do so?  The truth is we had the finest health care in 
the world.  We know this by the various dignitaries who come to our shores 
to get health care from medical doctors.  Who now have to pay back enormous 
loans to their fine medical schools.  How can they do this, while at the 
same time supporting their own children.  Particularly in an age when it is 
said we parents ought to at least foot part of their college tuition.  How 
many fine medical doctors will we be able to support in future because of 
the implementation of this new disaster.  One of the reasons many of our 
doctors are foreign is because Americans can't afford to be medically 
educated here.  If the government rations what they can charge for services, 
how might this effect future medical school enrolments?  In most socialist 
countries such as Great Britain, and Canada, where there are long waiting 
lists to be seen for procedures which are attended to in a relatively short 
time here in this country have coexisting private care programs for their 
citizens.  Those who can afford it preferred to benefit themselves of the 
private care offered in those countries.
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From: "Bev" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2014 5:43 PM
Subject: Re: Obama Care and Planned Parenthood


> Is it the government's fault, or the fault of the greedy insurance 
> companies that the  insurance rates have sky rocketed? Is it the 
> government's fault that employers have chosen to cut employees' hours, 
> because they now have to offer benefits if employees work a certain amount 
> of hours? Is it really our government who is screwing us all, or, wait, 
> could it be our own greedy business people who don't give a darn? I'm 
> scared that people are always pointing the finger at the government, when 
> in fact, if you really sit down and think things through, it's our 
> country's own business people who are screwing their employees. It's the 
> insurance companies who want to raise rates, because now they are being 
> forced to offer better coverage.
> Our government is a far cry from perfect, but I am getting sick of hearing 
> Christians, of all people, bad mouth our government and fear monger about 
> our government, when in fact, we still have one of the best run countries 
> on this earth!