bellatruth

I want breakfast at anytime of the day. Why is it that mcdonald's, serving food all over the world, can't serve breakfast to a customer at anytime of the day or night (if they are 24 hours?) Should we boycott them until they get it right?

When you ask a question, isn't the person who asked the question supposed to be allowed to choose the best answer? Well I wasn't. They intervened and choose the WORST answer as best.

Where do rights come from and what is the difference between a RIGHT and a privilege?

For those of you who think health care is a right, please tell me where you learned that and if it is in the Constitution. For those of you who think HC is not a right, show us where you learned that and show how the government is taking this further than it should? What are some of the dangers of having government run your health care?

For some of us who are awake, we realize that the government is moving troops around the U.S. to quell predicted civil unrest. At the same time, the government seems in a rush to push through the unconstitutional health care system that will force everyone into it, except of course, illegal aliens and our own elected officials. Do you see any connection between these two issues which are making headlines at this very moment?

I don't use the 'allopathic' health care system at all anymore. Just like millions of other people in the U.S., I started using LOTS of vitamins, healthy organic foods grown locally instead of fast food and pesticide foods imported from other countries and even U.S. states. I use healthy living and exercise, and have never been healthier. If I get sick, I do not want any type of health care because my experience has been that they cannot cure people of anything ! Also, they just want to make money by doing 'preventive' tests during a 'routine check up', some of which actually are causing diseases in people! Now that mandatory health care is going to be the law in the U.S., what scares YOU most about being FORCED to buy it and participate in it?

Choose one only and say why you chose your answer:

I would

a. pay 70% of my pay check to have universal health care

b. pay 80% of my paycheck to have universal health care

c. be willing to go to jail for exercising my right to NOT to buy any health insurance and instead use diet, vitamins and herbs for health?

d. I'd give the government my entire paycheck to have health care.

e. expatriate in order to become an illegal alien and get it for free

According to Sotomayor, the federal government is prohibited in the Constitution from making a law that infringes upon second amendment Rights, but this doesn't "apply" to the states. Is Sotomayor saying, then, that none of the other Rights in the Bill of Rights 'apply' to the states? If a state made a law that removed the right to bear arms, would she vote to uphold STATES RIGHTS?

Would our system of Rule of Law be thwarted if we have an illegal alien for president?