nope, i learn from my mistakes..i don't believe repeating history
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nope, i learn from my mistakes..i don't believe repeating history
nitro harley
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I have to be honest and let you know that my first crop turned out so good I am still trying to figure out how i did it...Not the quality part but the yield...
Samwell Seed Well
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has it come yet to anyone else , i have yet to get it and am wondering if it will ever happen for me......
patiently waiting SSW
patiently waiting SSW
nitro harley
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perfection..it's a heavy burden you bear..a heavy burden.
Samwell Seed Well
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oh . . .is the title of the thread no longer relevant . . .. . my bad
and my first crop was great too . . . .but no where near the quality of my tenth crop or the first crop of the first person i taught .. . . . perfection is an illusion
and most of us learn from what we do as well as what we dont do
aka progress
got to be able to see the trees from the forest
DonPepe
Active Member
i would give up SS today if it meant i could start putting that $ into my retirement instead of someone else's.
i would love a refund of all my contributions..
Rob Roy
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Contributions ? I think you mean forced extractions. Amazing how often people fall into government speak word smithing eh?
actually the term is mandatory deduction..
Sir.Ganga
New Member
Take it from a 55 year old Caucasian male born and raised in Canada. YOU DON"T WANT CONTROLLED HEALTH CARE. Its is a disaster to the system and I wish I had another option. Our system is trashed. Walk away if you can
Rob Roy
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So at least part of what YOU earn, is not yours to decide how it will be used. Taken from you under threat of force.
In the instance of a complete slave, none of their productivity is theirs to decide how to disposition... 100% is "mandatory deducted" In the circumstance of a partial slave, a part of their labor is "mandatory deducted" . A matter of degrees.
Take a similar scenario and replace your earnings, with control over your own body. When a person is prohibited from exercising control over their own body, to the extent they are controlled they are not free. Policies that prevent 100% ownership of YOUR own body, are slave policies, again, a matter of degrees.
we vote to elect those to office to represent us..perhaps you can bring these talking point up at your next town hall meeting?
ChesusRice
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[h=2]Private sector[edit source | edit][/h]About 27.6% of Canadians' health care is paid for through the private sector. This mostly goes towards services not covered or partially covered by Medicare, such as prescription drugs, dentistry and optometry. Some 75% of Canadians have some form of supplementary private health insurance; many of them receive it through their employers.[SUP][38][/SUP] There are also large private entities that can buy priority access to medical services in Canada, such as WCB in BC.
The Canadian system is for the most part publicly funded, yet most of the services are provided by private enterprises. Most doctors do not receive an annual salary, but receive a fee per visit or service.[SUP][2][/SUP] According to Dr. Albert Schumacher, former president of the Canadian Medical Association, an estimated 75 percent of Canadian health care services are delivered privately, but funded publicly.
"Frontline practitioners whether they're GPs or specialists by and large are not salaried. They're small hardware stores. Same thing with labs and radiology clinics ...The situation we are seeing now are more services around not being funded publicly but people having to pay for them, or their insurance companies. We have sort of a passive privatization."[SUP][2][/SUP]
"Although there are laws prohibiting or curtailing private health care in some provinces, they can be changed", according to a report in the New England Journal of Medicine.[SUP][39][/SUP][SUP][40][/SUP] In June 2005, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled in Chaoulli v. Quebec (Attorney General) that Quebec's prohibition against private health insurance for medically necessary services laws violated the Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms, potentially opening the door to much more private sector participation in the health system. Justices Beverley McLachlin, Jack Major, Michel Bastarache and Marie Deschamps found for the majority. "Access to a waiting list is not access to health care", wrote Chief Justice Beverly McLachlin.
The Quebec and federal governments asked the high court to suspend its ruling for 18 months. Less than two months after its initial ruling, the court agreed to suspend its decision for 12 months, retroactive to June 9, 2005.[SUP][41][/SUP]
[h=2]Physicians and medical organization[edit source | edit][/h]
Rob Roy
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The freedom of choosing WHO will fuck you over and HOW MUCH it should be, misses the point. The third and most important option of, "no thank you, I'm not going to participate" has to be present. Otherwise, voting merely perpetuates the back and forth tug of war of the ring of power.
ChesusRice
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NO matter how wordy you get
YOu are still a leech on society.
So back on topic
What do you do for a living and if you hate it here so much how come you havent moved?
you will have that option..you can opt out..you will just pay a penalty..
nitro harley
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Rob Roy
Well-Known Member
To make a living, one nearly stay alive. To make an honest living, one needs to be honest in their dealings with others and respect their freedom of peaceful self determination.
The things you support show little regard for others wishes. Why are you so selfish?
I move freely all the time. My only limitations are my built in respect for other people's justly acquired property and the real and present danger that the kinds of people you support might try to inhibit my self determination and right to travel.
Hate it ? No way, I love the varying physical landscapes in 'Merica....don't care much for the people that have mindsets like you though.
Rob Roy
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That's pretty doubtful. You see people like you assume that ALL actions of the master must be obeyed. People like me, not so much. How come you obey threats of violence so much?
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