so how's this for my ability to handle abstract concepts? if the government panel had decided women weren't getting enough mammograms early enough, you would have immediately launched into your "nanny state" meme.
there's isn't anything wrong with my pattern recognition ability, what i see is your consistent and deliberate attempt to attack everything your political opposition suggests, and a knee-jerk reaction to defend and justify anything your side supports. whatever your actual feelings on any of these issues may be, they are secondary to your need to disable, and if possible, to discredit your opposition.
not that i feel you are attacking or humiliating me. i don't take it personally. you have used the same tactics on everyone here who has disagreed with you. you may see yourself as an engineer, tb, but you come across more like a lawyer.
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- Government ran healthcare...and so it begins.
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- Denial and ignorance are not substitutes for medicine.
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- Anyone can now, and will then be able to get a mamogram, any time they want to.
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