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Heaven and hell are eternal places because they are always present at the extremes of human existence, for better or for worse. People are constantly choosing between them, although they are generally not conscious of that in an articulated manner.
Anybody seen this crap yet? [Link] - Assuming the link works - tis from Congressman Matt G - oh boy....oh boy oh boy o boy... ~ ps - the link goes...
At a recent pro-Palestine protest at UNC, where officers were protecting the American flag, an officer is allegedly caught on camera spitting on a...
Clarke claimed the letter had been a parody mocking the controversial book The Bell Curve . That book must really hit home to a weak mind, she has...
The avalanche got moving. God help those poor Ukrainian souls who happen to be in its way ...
The Russians did it, the Russians did it !!! :O :O :O Or maybe it was inept affirmative-action-diversity hires ... :O
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This article points out another aspect of the insurance company prepared Affordable Care Act. There is nothing that requires a doctor or healthcare provider from subscribing to the payment schedule for a specific insurance plan. Can you see where this is headed? The insurance companies are in charge, they set up an insurance plan with cheap rates based on cheap payments to health care providers, but most people don't find this out until they have signed up and find that there are no doctors in their area that will accept the insurance plan that they purchased. This has been happening in medicare for years, a good friend of mind told me 10 years ago that he couldn't find any doctors in Alaska when visiting his children. No one would accept medicare payment as full payment, so unless you have deep pockets and can easily pay the difference, tough. As I read the article I see it as misinformation written to cast more doubt on the affordable care act. Instead of focusing on what the real problems are with the act as written, the whole process of providing health care for the uninsured is discredited since that was the stated purpose of Obamacare.