[Vision2020] The CO-OP Sells Stuff From China/Wal-Mart Salary

Sun Nov 27 07:27:57 PST 2005

    Sorry Tom, but you are clearly illiterate.

  So I will break the two sentences apart so even you can understand them, if  that is at all possible, who knows, some things are just not possible.

  First sentence:
  “Many people at  Wal-mart make more than you do."

  Interpretation for Tom Hansin: That means many people at Wal-Mart make more  than you do. Another way to put is to say that the amount of cash they take  home every month is greater than what Tom Hansin takes home. 

  Now the second sentence was, "The Wal_Mart health insurance program is  better than the UI Student Health Insurance program, and it comes with the  job.”

  Interpretation for Tom Hansin: What this means is that a Wal_Mart a employee  has better health insurance than STUDENTS on UI health insurance. 

  There was nothing in there comparing Tom Hansin's health insurance to Wal-Mart  insurance was there, Hansin? Got it Tommy? Good!

  Take Care,

  Donovan J Arnold

  PS, to Tommy Boy Hansin,  I do not recall having to get your permission  for jacksh*t. I will call you as I wish as you have always called me what you  wished. And we do not have a relationship.

Tom Hansen <thansen at moscow.com> wrote:              v\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} o\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} w\:* {behavior:url(#default#VML);} .shape {behavior:url(#default#VML);}          st1\:*{behavior:url(#default#ieooui) }                    How soon Arnold forgets what he says –

    Compare:

    “Many people at Wal-mart make more  than you do. The Wal_Mart health insurance program is better than the UI  Student H! ealth Insurance program, and it comes with the job.”

    to

    http://mailman.fsr.com/pipermail/vision2020/2005-November/022357.html

    Arnold, a quote is that stuff between quotation marks.  Anything outside  those quotation marks is considered the author’s interpretation.

    Enough friggin’ said, ok?

    Take care, Moscow.

    Tom Hansen
    Moscow, Idaho

    PS to Arnold – I do not recall you asking (or  my permitting you) to address me by my first name.  I prefer our relationship  to remain as is. To me you are, and will always be, “Arnold”.  To you, I desire to remain “S**thead  Hansin”.

         “Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the  intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but  rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, a drink in the other, body  thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming 'WOO HOO. What a ride!'”

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    From: Donovan Arnold  [mailto:donovanjarnold2005 at yahoo.com] 
  Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2005  12:18 AM
  To: Tom Hansen; Moscow Vision 2020
  Subject: RE: [Vision2020] The  CO-OP Sells Stuff From China/Wal-Mart Salary

        Tom,

  Now you are fabricating stuff I wrote. What I said was that many Wal-Mart  employees make more than you do. And that their insurance is better than UI  student health insurance.

  I never made a reference about your health insurance, which you get from the  federal government from a previous job, not from a job currently held in Moscow. 

  The federal government can provide great health insurance because they can run  $6 trillion in the hole, hire and train their own doctors, nurses, and  assistances, and build their own hospitals, a private business cannot.

  -DJA

  Tom Hansen  <thansen at moscow.com> wrote:
        Arnold stated:

        “Many people at Wal-mart make more  than you do. The Wal_Mart health insurance program is better than the UI  Student H! ealth Insurance program, and it comes with the job.”

        If, by your latter sentence, you are  suggesting that Wal-Mart is better than the insurance program in which I am a  member, Arnold, let me fully assure you that you couldn’t be more wrong.

        I am NOT a subscriber/user/member of  UI’s Blue Cross insurance plan! .  I am a member of Tri-Care.   Tri-Care’s premiums are virtually non-existent.  The most I ever pay  for prescriptions under Tri-Care’s co-pay policy is $9.00.  As far  as medical/hospital coverage under Tri-Care is concerned:  Two years ago I  underwent a double hernia operation at Gritman.  In addition to the  operation, Tri-Care covered a two-night stay at Gritman.  The invoice  total was in excess of $10,000.  Out-of-pocket I paid $359.50.  My  Tri-Care policy currently expires at age 65.  However, due to slow and  deliberate degeneration of Medicare, consideration is currently being given to  extending Tri-Care policies for life.

        The reason why I  explained this, Arnold, is to suggest  that not only should UI adopt an insurance program comparable to Tri-Care, but  Wal-Mart should offer its employees nothing less.

        And . . . oh, yeah . . . my Tri-Care  policy came with my job up until I retired and continues to this day.

        Take care, Moscow.

        Tom Hansen

        Moscow,   Idaho  

        “I think one of the best ways to  support education is to make successful private schools like Logos prosper  through tax exemption.”

  - Donovan Arnold (July 11, 2005) 

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