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When did a 26 year old become a child?

Reichstolz 2012/07/02 14:28:00
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It seems to me when I was growing up you became an adult when you were 18. You were considered a member of society that could vote, care for yourself, etc.

When did that change?
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  • santa6642 2012/07/02 16:12:23
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    santa6642
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    My children are on their own fail or succeed especially if they voted for the obamanation.

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  • DizziNY 2012/07/16 15:47:14 (edited)
    Damn Obama
    DizziNY
    +2
    Since the libtards took over.

    Does it make any sense that they gov't can send a person off to war at 18, you can't drink legally until you're 21 and now they are defining 26 year olds as kids? WTF?

    the liberal idiot mind

    18 drink legally 21 defining 26 year olds kids wtf
  • American 2012/07/05 21:14:22 (edited)
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    American
    It seems to me that if parents have the choice to keep their child on their health insurance until they are 26 and choose to do so, it is their business. It is "NOT" the business of right wing pessimistic instigators and haters of what they call "ObamaCare". They should call it Obama and RomneyCare because, without a doubt, that is exactly what it is..

    PS: The 26 year old children who remain on their parents health insurance will still be members of society, able to vote and to care for themselves. None of that will change. :-)
  • Reichstolz American 2012/07/06 01:10:23
    Reichstolz
    Yes, in the eyes of society nothing will change they will still be inept losers.
  • American Reichstolz 2012/07/06 02:01:08
    American
    If the eyes of RWNJs are any indication of the kind of society some people represent, who in the hell cares what they say or think? In the eyes of the sane, reasonable, logical, rational and majority society, those RWNJs are the real "inept losers". :-)
  • Reichstolz American 2012/07/06 02:05:36
    Reichstolz
    +1
    For your information(granted I understand you are ignorant)the majority of this nation lives their lives conservatively. You do understand the progressives and liberals who promote dependency represent less than 15% of the population. Granted due to your ego, you may think you represent a majority, but you once again would be wrong.
  • American Reichstolz 2012/07/06 03:06:00
    American
    Some RWNJs are even more ignorant and out of touch than I have given them credit for. They are still living in a fool's paradise. LMFAO
  • Reichstolz American 2012/07/06 13:25:27
    Reichstolz
    Once again chatter without substance. Why is it when your ilk is presented with information that is true but does not conform to all they have been spoon fed, they ramble off into their sheltered little world of insult and personal injury.
  • American Reichstolz 2012/07/06 16:43:52
    American
    Some RWNJs still remain even more ignorant and out of touch than they have previously been give credit for. I just like to give credit where it is due. LMAO
  • Reichstolz American 2012/07/06 23:55:05
    Reichstolz
    When will you find a point to articulate?
  • American Reichstolz 2012/07/07 00:06:15
    American
    Whenever I find a RWNJ worthy of the effort.. I hope you are not holding up yourself as an example of the ability to articulate. LMFAO
  • Brother Bo 2012/07/05 18:28:18
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    Brother Bo
    +1
    You are always someone's child, and you shouldn't be allowed to vote until age 25 when your brain is fully developed.
  • American Brother Bo 2012/07/05 20:50:35 (edited)
    American
    +1
    There's need for me to say anything further. You took the words right out of my mouth. :-)
  • Reichstolz Brother Bo 2012/07/06 01:10:54
    Reichstolz
    +1
    I'm sorry you took so long to develop.
  • Damon 2012/07/05 14:29:04
    It is Bush's fault
    Damon
    +2
    When in doubt its always George Bush's fault... I'm assuming your referring to the ability to stay on a parents health insurance... Well this was a very cleverly thought out plan by Dems... If young people 18-26 would have been told they were going to have to get insured or pay the Fine/Tax, there would have been a falling out and a backlash from all those young folks out there. Without a doubt it would have resulted in a large turnout against Obama in November by the disgruntled youth.
  • Reichstolz Damon 2012/07/05 14:31:53
    Reichstolz
    +1
    But where does that entitlement mentality come from? Do they not realize they are allowing themselves to be nothing more than a child for over 1/3 of their life if being designated children until 26.
  • Damon Reichstolz 2012/07/05 14:39:18
    Damon
    +1
    Here's something to think about, the Affordable Care Act states a child can remain on the parents coverage till age 26, but it doesn't say those parents have to keep them on their plan... Many young people may be in for a rude awakening.
  • Reichstolz Damon 2012/07/05 14:40:58
    Reichstolz
    +1
    Interesting, can't wait to see the government tax parents for not keeping their adult children on their policy.
  • American Reichstolz 2012/07/05 21:00:44
    American
    HCA states that parents "CAN" keep their adult children on their policy until age 26. It does "NOT" state that they "HAVE TO". HCA has not included a government tax or any other tax to be levied against parents who don't keep their children on their health care policy until age 26.
  • Reichstolz American 2012/07/06 01:12:11
    Reichstolz
    If they are responsible for providing health care for their children, what is to stop government from holding them responsible for providing for that child until the age of 26?
  • American Reichstolz 2012/07/06 02:13:29
    American
    HCA discussion is not about the issue of hypotheticals.. The HCA is already a law. The government cannot arbitrarily add new provisions to an existing law without a vote. I hope that eases your troubled mind.
  • Reichstolz American 2012/07/06 02:46:31
    Reichstolz
    Yes it is law that remains to be implemented over the next 4 years. You haven't read the 2714 pages of this law and the 15,000 pages it references. The vast majority of the law yet to be implemented is determined by the HHS secretary with no oversight by congress. Try reading what you pretend to know about. I sold my practice due to this law prior to it being rammed down the citizens throat. Now that we are no longer citizens, thanks to the supreme court. The processes that once bound the congress have no meaning. The constitution is null and void.
  • American Reichstolz 2012/07/06 03:26:34 (edited)
    American
    I am sure the SCOTUS Justices read all 2714 pages of the HCA before it was voted into law.

    I guess you don't have faith in the right wing Republican leaning SCOTUS since the vote obviously did not meet with your expectation and satisfaction.

    If there was anything in the bill that the public did not know, the SCOTUS would have made us aware of it. That's their job, you see. It's not mine or yours. After you have read the bill, no matter what your interpretation of it is, the SCOTUS decision is the deciding factor and will still stand..

    For once in his Republican partisan life as a Supreme Court Justice, Judge Roberts decided to the right thing for the American people instead of for the Republican party. . Sour grapes are not very appealing. LMFAO
  • Reichstolz American 2012/07/06 13:31:29
    Reichstolz
    +1
    If you listened to oral arguments, Scalia asked Obama's solicitor, if they were supposed to read the whole thing and determine line by line. His response was "that is not possible"

    The point is no one knows exactly what this bill entails, because over 40% of the provisions are going to be made up as they go along, by the HHS secretary.

    You are correct the Supreme Court is the final arbiter of this legislation. It is sad that you progressives and liberals do not understand that once your individual sovereignty is gone it will not return.

    This decision is not about health care it is the largest expansion of federal government power in our history. There is no aspect of your life, the government does not have the authority to reach, now. What a shame, you don't understand the consequences of it.
  • American Reichstolz 2012/07/06 16:58:52 (edited)
    American
    All of that is water under the bridge. The decision has been made by the SCOTUS. They know what's in the BiIl. Whether you like the decision or not the HCA Bill is now the law of the land.

    Your interpretation of the bill is irrelevant, null and void. The sooner you accept that fact, the better off you will be.

    You don't know what the consequences of the bill will be for a fact. Until you do, you should just STFU with the right wing talking points of pessimistic predictions of doom and gloom. :-)
  • Reichstolz American 2012/07/06 23:56:02
    Reichstolz
    I will guarantee you I am right, I will be your life earnings on it. Oh!, that's right your government just bet them for you.
  • American Damon 2012/07/05 21:31:24
    American
    It is Bush's fault always on those numerous occasions of negativity attributed (and rightly so) to his and the Republican administration's disastrous and colossal reign of job losses, economic failure and financial ruin they heaped upon this nation.

    Anything as positive and helpful as HCA which allows parents to keep their children on their health insurance until they are 26 is not and never will be Bush's or any other Republicans "FAULT". :-)
  • Reichstolz American 2012/07/06 01:13:19
    Reichstolz
    Positive and helpful. Do I owe you a life? Is it my responsibility to care for those who will not care for themselves? If your answer to either question is yes, you have no idea what America is or once was.
  • American Reichstolz 2012/07/06 02:46:17
    American
    Whether you know it or like it, if you pay for health care and if you pay taxes, it is already your responsibility to care for those who refuse to accept personal responsibility for the inevitable..

    One of the provisions in the HCA is that the 1% of people who can afford health insurance and don't buy it face a penalty or tax which ever one you choose to call it is fine with me.

    As for what America is or once was, you can't go back to yesterday and live in the past. Yesterday is dead and gone. Frankly some of us don't have that much nostalgia for the recent past especially the Bush II era.

    As our brother's keeper, we owe each other the right to life if it is in our power to give it. It is apparent, you don't consider yourself to be your brother's keeper and that's your prerogative. However, I think differently. I do believe I am my brother's keeper. That also includes deadbeats and RWNJS because they too, are my brothers even though I don't necessarily like them..
  • Reichstolz American 2012/07/06 13:37:25
    Reichstolz
    +1
    No it is not my responsibility to pay for you anymore than it is your responsibility to pay for me. That is the concept you do not seem to grasp. Prior to June 28, 2012 we were sovereign individuals with the right to pursue happiness. Now we are nothing more than subjects of what ever the government wants to demand we do, and if we choose not to participate they can confiscate our personal property at the point of a gun.

    What you again fail to understand is history doesn't start with your birth. For the majority of our nation's time on this planet you were not your brother's keeper. During that period we became the most prosperous nation known to man. Now we are nothing more than Greece, thanks to the supreme court.

    No one owes you a life. If you are your brother's keeper why are you forcing the government to reach into my wallet to serve your goals?
  • American Reichstolz 2012/07/06 17:04:55
    American
    What you fail to understand is that no matter how much you rail, rant and rave, your are your brother's keeper whether you like it or not. You might as well get use to it because there's not a damn thing you can do about it. LMFAO
  • Reichstolz American 2012/07/06 23:57:10
    Reichstolz
    The only way I am my brothers keeper is if they are willing to end my life to confiscate my labor. And if you think I can labor while dead, you are more ignorant than I thought.
  • Brother Bo Damon 2012/07/06 21:59:03
    Brother Bo
    +1
    You Betcha! They always pander to the ignorant youth.
  • DFA 2012/07/04 22:18:46
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    DFA
    +1
    I lost my job and was lucky enough to jump back on my parent's insurance... so it's not all freeloading babies that won't grow up...
  • Reichstolz DFA 2012/07/04 22:20:13
    Reichstolz
    If you lost your job and didn't rectify your situation, you are a free loading baby that won't grow up. You just defined the reason for this question. If you are a legal adult, should you be classified as a child?
  • DFA Reichstolz 2012/07/04 22:21:37
    DFA
    What do you mean "rectify your situation" ?
  • Reichstolz DFA 2012/07/04 22:22:29
    Reichstolz
    Get another job! Or start your own business.
  • DFA Reichstolz 2012/07/04 22:27:46
    DFA
    +1
    I'm actively searching for jobs... if you haven't noticed the economy is not too good. I can't start my own business because I don't have the money or the ability to get a good loan.
  • Reichstolz DFA 2012/07/04 22:35:21 (edited)
    Reichstolz
    +1
    You don't need money or a loan to start a business, unless you are completely handicapped and don't have any skill that someone is willing to pay you for. Considering you possess the ability to type, you are not completely handicapped. What are you going to do when you are 50 and the same thing happens? Run back to mommy and daddy if they are still alive?
  • DFA Reichstolz 2012/07/04 22:38:19
    DFA
    +1
    I have several medications that I could not afford if it wasn't for their insurance. I could die without them.
  • Reichstolz DFA 2012/07/04 22:44:19
    Reichstolz
    Guess you should die then. The whole throw your hands in the air and say "woe is me" is the issue. Once you are an adult YOU are responsible for YOUR needs, if you fail at that the only option should be death. You have the ability to type, you obviously have a limited ability to think, I will guarantee you an ambitious person with those skills can earn a living. So is it, you are unambitious or are you not trying to think.
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