Sad white people who liked Romney

[lostcause]

Great tumblr pictoral blog and if it's a repost, that's ok because these people have serious 1st world problems that need to be shared.

http://whitepeoplemourningromney.tumblr.com/

[stevieray]

Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts

. Once you guys figure out that our forefathers said "I am my brother's keeper" I don't give a **** about a welfare mom.

but hey! look at my political labels!

[blaise]

I like how if you aren't asking for the government to keep paying money then all of a sudden you're not your, "brother's keeper," and you just don't give a shit about the poor. Because heaven forbid someone get off their own fat ass and get their own hands dirty instead of acting like they're a hero for asking the government to do it for them.
'Look at me! Look how compassionate I am. I'm asking for the government to do it. Aren't I magnanimous! Look at you, you selfish pig. Of course I have no idea what you do with your time and how much you donate, or how much time you give, but you're selfish and I'm compassionate. Now excuse me while I go eat and sit on my ass. My job is done. I voted Democrat."

[Comrade Crapski]

The Catholic Church has perhaps the most extensive private health-care delivery system in the nation. It operates 12.6 percent of hospitals in the U.S., according to the Catholic Health Association of the U.S., accounting for 15.6 percent of all admissions and 14.5 percent of all hospital expenses, a total for Catholic hospitals in 2010 of $98.6 billion. Whom do these hospitals serve? Catholic hospitals handle more than their share of Medicare (16.6 percent) and Medicaid (13.65) discharges, meaning that more than one in six seniors and disabled patients get attention from these hospitals, and more than one in every eight low-income patients as well. Almost a third (32 percent) of these hospitals are located in rural areas, where patients usually have few other options for care.

And every single one of those hospitals will close there doors by 2014.

I'm sure B.O. has thought this through. I'm sure he's got some committee pulling an all-nighter ironing out all the nuances.

[patteeu]

It takes a lot of compassion to reach into someone else's pocket to help the less fortunate among us.

[La literatura]

Originally Posted by Tom.Jay61

The Catholic Church has perhaps the most extensive private health-care delivery system in the nation. It operates 12.6 percent of hospitals in the U.S., according to the Catholic Health Association of the U.S., accounting for 15.6 percent of all admissions and 14.5 percent of all hospital expenses, a total for Catholic hospitals in 2010 of $98.6 billion. Whom do these hospitals serve? Catholic hospitals handle more than their share of Medicare (16.6 percent) and Medicaid (13.65) discharges, meaning that more than one in six seniors and disabled patients get attention from these hospitals, and more than one in every eight low-income patients as well. Almost a third (32 percent) of these hospitals are located in rural areas, where patients usually have few other options for care.

And every single one of those hospitals will close there doors by 2014.

I'm sure B.O. has thought this through. I'm sure he's got some committee pulling an all-nighter ironing out all the nuances.

Okay, so no Catholic-affiliated hospitals in rural areas by 2014 in America. That's your prediction? By the way, those Medicare and Medicaid recipients earn the Catholic hospital money. It's not charity. In fact, there's almost no such thing as charitable hospital like there was before Medicare and Medicaid.

[La literatura]

Originally Posted by blaise

I like how if you aren't asking for the government to keep paying money then all of a sudden you're not your, "brother's keeper," and you just don't give a shit about the poor. Because heaven forbid someone get off their own fat ass and get their own hands dirty instead of acting like they're a hero for asking the government to do it for them.
'Look at me! Look how compassionate I am. I'm asking for the government to do it. Aren't I magnanimous! Look at you, you selfish pig. Of course I have no idea what you do with your time and how much you donate, or how much time you give, but you're selfish and I'm compassionate. Now excuse me while I go eat and sit on my ass. My job is done. I voted Democrat."

I tend to think the term strawman gets thrown around here a bit too much, but is there any better example of that than this post?

[blaise]

Originally Posted by Literature

I tend to think the term strawman gets thrown around here a bit too much, but is there any better example of that than this post?

Maybe you should start a thread to cry about it.

[La literatura]

Originally Posted by blaise

Maybe you should start a thread to cry about it.

In the past year, I've started around 26 threads in D.C. Which ones indicate crying to you?

[blaise]

Originally Posted by Literature

In the past year, I've started around 26 threads in D.C. Which ones indicate crying to you?

It was around the time when you changed your name from Jensen to your Occupy name of Literature.

[La literatura]

Originally Posted by blaise

It was around the time when you changed your name from Jensen to your Occupy name of Literature.

Ah, so you're still crying over the thread I started over a year ago in which you were exposed as and admitted that you were a hypocrite. I can see why you were a little sore at first, but it's time to get over it. Also, don't you have to clean the house and start preparing dinner for your wife?

[patteeu]

Originally Posted by Literature

Okay, so no Catholic-affiliated hospitals in rural areas by 2014 in America. That's your prediction? By the way, those Medicare and Medicaid recipients earn the Catholic hospital money. It's not charity. In fact, there's almost no such thing as charitable hospital like there was before Medicare and Medicaid.

Who was I in an argument with about whether government activity squeezes out charitable activity a few weeks ago? This would have been a good example to use. (The question was rhetorical. I don't really expect you to remember who I was arguing with).

[patteeu]

Originally Posted by Literature

Ah, so you're still crying over the thread I started over a year ago in which you were exposed as and admitted that you were a hypocrite. I can see why you were a little sore at first, but it's time to get over it. Also, don't you have to clean the house and start preparing dinner for your wife?

It's 9 in the morning. How long do you think it takes to make a dinner?

[LiveSteam]

Originally Posted by Literature

Also, don't you have to clean the house and start preparing dinner for your wife?

Thats not a slam or to be bashed.
A wife that brings home the bacon. Thats a win for Testosterone everywhere

[La literatura]

Originally Posted by patteeu

Who was I in an argument with about whether government activity squeezes out charitable activity a few weeks ago? This would have been a good example to use. (The question was rhetorical. I don't really expect you to remember who I was arguing with).

Imagine a Catholic hospital's efficiency today if it was still dependent on some order of nuns like 1950. For every 10 nuns there were in 1950, what do you think there is today? 2? 3 at most?

[La literatura]

Originally Posted by patteeu

It's 9 in the morning. How long do you think it takes to make a dinner?

I guess it depends on how complicated she makes it for him.