Morning Metaverse [Oct 14, 2013, 10:20 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
- The core Internet institutions abandon the US Government. Thanks Acleacius.
- Microsoft Cookie Replacement to Span Desktop, Mobile, Xbox. Thanks HARDOCP.
- Obamacare website fixes could take two weeks—or up to two months.
- Am I pretty or ugly? Exploring an unfortunate YouTube phenomenon.
- What Is The Worst Thing About Working At Microsoft. Pretending to be a personal injury lawyer at parties. Thanks Ant via reddit.
Do you we really want the gov't involved with our healthcare tracking every minute aspect health with no detail too personal? Do we really want the added waste and fraud? What about the costs? We are learning the economic costs are much high than previously put forward, shocking I know? Why have the gov't involved at all with all the waste, fraud, and bureaucracy that comes along with it?
How quaint to carry the media's water and demonize businesses without any regard for the negative ramifications rather than working with them for free-market solutions that do not involve the gov't.
Most who had private healthcare privately were happy with it. Now, they are being told they cannot keep their doctors and that costs will double or triple. What about those? No regards? How about those religious institutions who are being forced to pay for contraception coverage when it goes against their religious beliefs? Why should they be forced to take the brunt of punishment from a bloated bureaucracy's policies?
Again, who will oversee the gov't? Why is the government so righteous?
"Good ole early 1900s"? Is this the early 1900s? The media gets in a tizzy at the mere hint of any questionable manufacturing practices of companies like Apple or Nike overseas . The public outcry over poor working conditions or policies would not last a second with the hyper-sensitive media we have today.
Many flaws with this rationale and much oversimplification. To hell with this anemic economy right and to hell with those who disagree, right?
How quaint to carry the media's water and demonize businesses without any regard for the negative ramifications rather than working with them for free-market solutions that do not involve the gov't.
Most who had private healthcare privately were happy with it. Now, they are being told they cannot keep their doctors and that costs will double or triple. What about those? No regards? How about those religious institutions who are being forced to pay for contraception coverage when it goes against their religious beliefs? Why should they be forced to take the brunt of punishment from a bloated bureaucracy's policies?
Again, who will oversee the gov't? Why is the government so righteous?
"Good ole early 1900s"? Is this the early 1900s? The media gets in a tizzy at the mere hint of any questionable manufacturing practices of companies like Apple or Nike overseas . The public outcry over poor working conditions or policies would not last a second with the hyper-sensitive media we have today.
Many flaws with this rationale and much oversimplification. To hell with this anemic economy right and to hell with those who disagree, right?
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