Socialized Healthcare Working Much Better Than the Current US Healthcare System

[Hungry]

Hungry, you just stated that the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act has "nothing to do with healthcare" and then went on an epic paranoid-conspiratorial rant speaking and acting exactly like one of the mentally ill paranoid delusional bums that wander the streets in the urban area here in LA where I live. If you want me treat you differently, then I treat them then you're going to have to take your meds.

John the Baptist was homeless and living off of insects and wild honey. I'm certain many thought he was crazy as well. They who heeded the warnings of that bum were saved. Those who seek find and I sought, and sought and sought. What I have found may seem eccentric to say the least. Please don't take my word for anything. Do your own research. Besides, my meds were tainted with microchips that were transmitting thoughts into my brain. I hear them now, telling me, saying......

 

[AgeofKnowledge]

Yes well the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration reports their standardized psychological evaluations of statistically scored samples indicates that 25% of the homeless suffer serious mental health issues and many of the rest struggle with lesser mental health issues.

But since you're claiming to be like John the Baptist, then I imagine you wander around in goatskins eating nothing but insects and wild honey right? There's also the matter of needing to be set apart by God as a Nazarite before your conception (Luke 1:15).

Assuming you've met all these requirements *snicker* *snicker*, there's also the matter of your message not aligning with his. See John the Baptist was preaching to people to repent in preparation for the coming of God's kingdom. You're preaching about some global conspiracy that you've provided zero evidence for. Two completely different things.

Now did you actually just say "my meds were tainted with microchips that were transmitting thoughts into my brain. I hear them now, telling me, saying......"???

John the Baptist was homeless and living off of insects and wild honey. I'm certain many thought he was crazy as well. They who heeded the warnings of that bum were saved. Those who seek find and I sought, and sought and sought. What I have found may seem eccentric to say the least. Please don't take my word for anything. Do your own research. Besides, my meds were tainted with microchips that were transmitting thoughts into my brain. I hear them now, telling me, saying......

 

[Hungry]

Yes well the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration reports their standardized psychological evaluations of statistically scored samples indicates that 25% of the homeless suffer serious mental health issues and many of the rest struggle with lesser mental health issues.

But since you're claiming to be like John the Baptist, then I imagine you wander around in goatskins eating nothing but insects and wild honey right? There's also the matter of needing to be set apart by God as a Nazarite before your conception (Luke 1:15).

Assuming you've met all these requirements *snicker* *snicker*, there's also the matter of your message not aligning with his. See John the Baptist was preaching to people to repent in preparation for the coming of God's kingdom. You're preaching about some global conspiracy that you've provided zero evidence for. Two completely different things.

Now did you actually just say "my meds were tainted with microchips that were transmitting thoughts into my brain. I hear them now, telling me, saying......"???

John the Baptist wore a raiment of camel hair and a leather girdle around his loins, not goat skins. This the the type of fact checking that is beneficial when sniffing out conspiracy. I do not suffer from mental illness nor do I actually need medication. For the sake of humanity I wish I was wrong or crazy, but sadly no. The only claim I have against my sanity is that I am obsessively compulsive toward seeking out the truth. Like my "name" suggests I am insatiably hungry for knowledge and to seek the face of God. He has left His fingerprints on all Creation. Clearly not taking my med joke as such, you must really think I'm disturbed and all of my findings are the fruit of an overactive imagination. Like I said don't take my word for it, seek and find for yourself. This is after all the Age of Knowledge is it not?

 

[AgeofKnowledge]

If felt that the actual clothing John the Baptist wore was relevant to this discussion then I would have researched it. But it isn't and neither are your posts. Please take your completely unsubstantiated radical paranoid-delusional conspiracy theory to the appropriate forum. We have one here for that: http://christianchat.com/conspiracy-corruption-discussion-forum/

If you had done some "fact checking" of your own, you would have discovered that instead of swooping into an economic and healthcare discussion in the news forum to spew forth an assertion about an end of the world elitist conspiracy theory in the most general terms without any substantiation whatsoever. That's called trolling.

Take it to the appropriate forum. We're done here. Bye.

John the Baptist wore a raiment of camel hair and a leather girdle around his loins, not goat skins. This the the type of fact checking that is beneficial when sniffing out conspiracy. I do not suffer from mental illness nor do I actually need medication. For the sake of humanity I wish I was wrong or crazy, but sadly no. The only claim I have against my sanity is that I am obsessively compulsive toward seeking out the truth. Like my "name" suggests I am insatiably hungry for knowledge and to seek the face of God. He has left His fingerprints on all Creation. Clearly not taking my med joke as such, you must really think I'm disturbed and all of my findings are the fruit of an overactive imagination. Like I said don't take my word for it, seek and find for yourself. This is after all the Age of Knowledge is it not?