Hey Sandy - are you letting Dimwitdave post for you??
Not only do you sound like him (insulting people's intelligence while making grammatical errors) you messed up on the quote feature...???

You're lying again. :oops:

You absolutely agree with Racist Boy's hatred of minorities and his racism...you just couch it in vague support of his 'supposed facts.'

You do know don't you...that you're not fooling anyone? :ho:



Deepest Sincere Wishes: :wave:

Did lil' sissy wake up on the wrong side of the bed this morning? Go have mommie fix you up a nice hot bowl of Polenta, and a glass of milk. You'll feel better then. :icon_hungry:

You have done no better with Don's facts...he has had "his foot on your neck" a few times and you just ran off like a little (unt...why don't you prove Don wrong, if you can't then I guess you agree with him and are a flaming racist?

:1rotfl:

I very seldom even bother completely reading Racist Boy's canned, cut/paste racist diatribes...as they're all the same.

The few I do respond to, is to very effectively...eviscerate his racism. :ho:

Only the ignorant (such as yourself)...agrees with him.

He actually thinks he's proving something, when he exhibits the traits that have actively led to blacks/minorities staying poor and subservient...then turns around and blames them for being poor. :ohdear:

That's a special kind of hatred and idiocy...that you two share. :oops:



Deepest Sincere Wishes: :wave:

To answer your question, yes, I believe it would. The federal government was not in the private sector then like it is now. Insurance was not a part of the government, for instance. There were no mandates of what that insurance had to cover, no fines for not having it, no subsidies for buying it. We did have a major percentage of minorities, along with poor whites.

There were not lawyers on every corner jumping up and down wanting to file malpractice lawsuits, etc., either. Do the countless ads about if you had this procedure, that procedure, this medication, that medication, etc. ring a bell? People did not run to a lawyer every time something didn't get them the results they wanted. Only a small percentage are actual malpractice instances. Case in point: My husband had a stroke following surgery 15 years ago and lost his ability to converse. After we moved here, one lady said, "Boy, I bet you guys are fixed for life after that lawsuit!" NO. We knew the risk doing the surgery going in, but that his chances of a stroke without it were 100%. He just happened to be in that small percentage....luck of the draw. At least, he lived and probably wouldn't have without the surgery. That lady's mentality is part of what's wrong with medicine and medical costs today.

Maybe if the federal government would stick to the job originally designed for it and let the private sector do the same, the politicians wouldn't have politics as the very lucrative career that it is today.