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To: Attention Surplus Disorder
I've always hated those commercials and the greedy people portrayed....

like screwing the govt and the taxpayers...people like me....was some kind of good thing...

besides....what dr or therapist in their right mind would encourage the obese, or those with arthritis to become even more sedentary...

its like rib belts and neck braces....they are just not ordered like the used to because the idea is to strengthen muscles, not weaken them....

10 posted on 04/15/2013 4:25:25 PM PDT by cherry
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To: cherry

Without excusing anything, some things become clear in the fullness of or by the passage of time. A decade ago, say, you or I might look at a Scooter and think “I guess it’s a good thing that this insanely obese person has a way to get around, now where’s my eyewash?” In the interim, while we were looking at other things but maybe seeing how many of these things and the people that own them are in WalMarts at any given hour, they have apparently become yet another medical cost scam.


20 posted on 04/15/2013 4:46:36 PM PDT by Attention Surplus Disorder (This stuff we're going through now, this is nothing compared to the middle ages.)
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To: cherry

Exactly. I’ve watch those commercials for years and always knew it was about stupid people who wanted their stuff and didn’t care who paid. And, on the other side, the greedy people all to happy to exploit the law to make a buck.

The thing is, I assumed that they were at least being careful to keep it legal. Apparently not. Nail ‘em to the wall, I say.


23 posted on 04/15/2013 4:52:04 PM PDT by rbg81
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