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To: LindyBill who wrote (524451)	11/25/2012 2:04:20 PM
From: Maurice Winn	2 Recommendations Read Replies (2) of 794009

The good thing about socialized medical treatment is that it punishes people like this one - teaching them that money is something to be respected. His permanent limp will act as a permanent reminder than money doesn't grown on trees and should be respected: < The 21-year-old expressed concern that he would be unable to make a full recovery from his injury. "Perhaps I will never be able to walk again. then I think about the sports. That I will never be able to play football or inner-bandy," he said to SVT. "It is awful that this type of thing has to happen just to save money." > "Just to save money" ... as though saving money doesn't matter. He wants to do some useless thing such as "inner-bandy" whatever that is, instead of working to save money. He wants to not save money. He wants to dispose of other people's lives but keep his for playing inner-bandy himself. The other people who he thinks should be his slaves paid him back by leaving him permanently crippled. That seems a reasonable trade. Slaves don't like having masters. Instead of playing inner-bandy he could learn how to and do ankle surgery on his inner-bandy friends. Mqurice

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