Fry Cook Shifted to Part-Time Work Confronts Obama

[Teddy B 17,252]

I watched this in slow motion, and the guy knocked the bowl off on purpose. He should be doing community service, not yelling at obama. Why do you think obama is to blame for EVERY THING, teddy?

If you watch it very closely you can see Barrack Obama run in and knock that bowl over. It may take a few views, but it's definitely there.

[SMOKE 1,426]

If people can't get medical coverage under their employer, they have to get it somewhere. Your taxes were involved before the change and they are going to be after the change. Only way out is to force employers to pick up some of the slack.

my/your/everyone's taxes are irrelevant to this thread. obamacare doesn't force employers to pick up the slack. it forces them to choose between cutting peoples hours or pay insurance premiums they can't afford to pay and remain in business.

[GandD 5,966]

my/your/everyone's taxes are irrelevant to this thread. obamacare doesn't force employers to pick up the slack. it forces them to choose between cutting peoples hours or pay insurance premiums they can't afford to pay and remain in business.

Who's fault is it for building a business model on not paying any part of your worker's healthcare?

[JohnR! 5,495]

my/your/everyone's taxes are irrelevant to this thread. obamacare doesn't force employers to pick up the slack. it forces them to choose between cutting peoples hours or pay insurance premiums they can't afford to pay and remain in business.

The consequence being that so far these businesses have relied on all of us - health insurance policy holders - to pick up the tab for their employees, while millions of other responsible business owners developed plans that include health benefits for their employees.

[SMOKE 1,426]

Who's fault is it for building a business model on not paying any part of your worker's healthcare?

no one's. it wasn't a requirement for a business model when the business was started. who's fault is it that the requirements have been changed?

[Teddy B 17,252]

my/your/everyone's taxes are irrelevant to this thread. obamacare doesn't force employers to pick up the slack. it forces them to choose between cutting peoples hours or pay insurance premiums they can't afford to pay and remain in business.

Who's fault is it for building a business model on not paying any part of your worker's healthcare?

Makes a great case for the single payer system.

[JohnR! 5,495]

no one's. it wasn't a requirement for a business model when the business was started. who's fault is it that the requirements have been changed?

Apparently the fault is the workers' who are having their hours diminished.

[SMOKE 1,426]

The consequence being that so far these businesses have relied on all of us - health insurance policy holders - to pick up the tab for their employees, while millions of other responsible business owners developed plans that include health benefits for their employees.

so change the requirements, then blame the people impacted. pure brilliance

[GandD 5,966]

no one's. it wasn't a requirement for a business model when the business was started. who's fault is it that the requirements have been changed?

The requirements should be changed. When a private business does not provide health insurance for their employees, they are pushing that person's health insurance burden 100% on the tax payers. They are hedging their profits on you.

[JohnR! 5,495]

Makes a great case for the single payer system.

My beef with the ACA is that it didn't go far enough. In an attempt to please everyone the administration compromised on the original GOP proposal which included a move towards the single payer system. With the current model I believe that individuals should be allowed to buy health insurance across state lines.

[GandD 5,966]

Makes a great case for the single payer system.

I agreed. That would be the best IMO.

[SMOKE 1,426]

Makes a great case for the single payer system.

it was an option while in complete control of the federal government. makes you wonder why the dems decided to cause the pain they have caused with this unworkable law.

Apparently the fault is the workers' who are having their hours diminished.

yah. they changed the laws. it good to know the menial labor force is so powerful.

The requirements should be changed. When a private business does not provide health insurance for their employees, they are pushing that person's health insurance burden 100% on the tax payers. They are hedging their profits on you.

it has been changed. we are seeing the law in action now. the promises we received doesn't seem to match the results we are getting.

[GandD 5,966]

it was an option while in complete control of the federal government. makes you wonder why the dems decided to cause the pain they have caused with this unworkable law.

yah. they changed the laws. it good to know the menial labor force is so powerful.

it has been changed. we are seeing the law in action now. the promises we received doesn't seem to match the results we are getting.

Because the businesses are just cutting their hours. This is the inherent fail with depending on people to balance the needs of their workers with their profit.

Healthcare in this country would improve leaps and bounds with a three pronged approach.

Regulation of prescription costs.

Standardization of hospital costs.

Single payer health care coverage.

[SMOKE 1,426]

Because the businesses are just cutting their hours. This is the inherent fail with depending on people to balance the needs of their workers with their profit.

Healthcare in this country would improve leaps and bounds with a three pronged approach.

Regulation of prescription costs.

Standardization of hospital costs.

Single payer health care coverage.

I've never had a problem with single payer. I've even gone as far as saying it is the only reasonable solution to the mess the dems have created.

any idea why the first 2 on your list weren't done 1st? seems they would have been a better approach and had less of an impact on the American people.

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[lostinblue 1,989]

The requirements should be changed. When a private business does not provide health insurance for their employees, they are pushing that person's health insurance burden 100% on the tax payers. They are hedging their profits on you.

In the real world the burden is on the person looking for a job . It is a benefit....Do I provide dental,3 weeks vacation,20 days of "sick pay" So the employer should also pick up ..auto insurances , home owners insurance flood.. where does this end. Bottom line is their will be limited jobs created in the future