Posted on 10/09/2013 7:22:03 AM PDT by kimtom
OBAMACARE DISCRIMINATES AGAINST CHRISTIANS AND JEWS BY DENYING THEM SPECIAL EXEMPTIONS EXTENDED TO OTHER RELIGIONS.
If you are a mainstream Christian or a Jew, you need not apply to Opt Out of ObamaCare; that exemption is reserved for Muslims, Scientologists, Amish, Christian Scientists and Native American Indians who have a “conscientious objection” to surance. A conscientious objection to theft committed by rogue politicians under the color of law with the threat of violence for non-compliance isn’t suf-ficient in America today to exempt average Americans from the stranglehold of government. Believe it or not, if you are a Muslim you may claim a special religious exemption to Obama-Care that is denied to main-stream Christians and Jews. Or if you prefer a New-Age religion to Islam, you may become a Scientologist and Opt Out of ObamaCare’s mandatory pur-chase of health insurance. Or, if you happen to be of Native American Indian extraction you too can opt out of the insurance laws by which everyone else in America must abide. .....
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No way. Totally irresponsible.
This comes from their deep contempt for Christians and Jews, and their fond wish to eliminate Christians and Jews, and replace them with facial-hair-growth pre-cambrian life forms.
(formerly known as bearded savages)
Obozo Care has a “religious conscience” clause allowing certain “recognized religious sects” an exemption to the individual mandate. The law defines those groups as the same ones that are also exempt from Social Security payroll taxes under 26 U.S. Code section 1402(g)(1).
It’s GUARD, bubbie.
ahahaha Mr Typo acknowledges the heads up.
Thank you!
Discrimination — someone should sue.
bkmk
Thanks for the post!!!!
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