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Arwen037
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Main Entry: 1earnI think some people around here need to be retaught the definition of earn, it goes far byond mere agreement.
Pronunciation: \ˈərn
Function: transitive verb
Etymology: Middle English ernen, from Old English earnian; akin to Old High German arnōn to reap, Czech jeseň autumn
Date: before 12th century
1 a : to receive as return for effort and especially for work done or services rendered b : to bring in by way of return <bonds earning 10 percent interest>
2 a : to come to be duly worthy of or entitled or suited to <she earned a promotion> b : to make worthy of or obtain for <the suggestion earned him a promotion>
If you do the work you agree to do for a set pay, you earned that pay.
And if you are old enough to vote and to marry, you ought to be old enough & responsible enough to provide for yourself not demand that others provide for you.
And yes, health care is earned by paying the required fees. You pay the company, you’ve earned the right to have certain procedures done. It’s fairly simple.
And I don’t agree with expanding the deficits. But Obama is making it his hobby. He wants to take my money, give me nothing in return, and then make me pay the resulting deficit. You’ll be dead before we have to pay it back, but because I’m young it will be me paying it back.