Now, let's talk about insurance companies. Obama, Pelosi and others have used false statements to incite the people against the "profits" made by the insurance industry while poor people everywhere suffer. They have used anger and fear to get the American people on their side; making us believe that the insurance company's CEO's are the "fat-cats" raking in the dough, oppressing the underdog. Well, maybe there are a lot of high-ups who make a lot of money and that just pisses most of us off so we are prime for the pickins. That anger and jealousy towards those who have more is a natural human emotion and if we allow ourselves to feed that negative emotion, then it will eat us alive with hate and anger. That is perfect. That is exactly what the champions of this healthcare reform want. They will use it to further their agenda. Those very same politicians that are supporting this bill along with Obama and Pelosi are also the ones who have plenty. They have the very huge incomes and abundant material things that we are jealous of. They have the cars, the big homes, the staff at their beck and call, the fancy clothes, trips to great places in private jets and plenty of cash to buy anything they want. They are "Fat cats" calling the kettle black. They are in their posh restaurants eating expensive meals and dreaming up more ways to use that anger to further their agendas. They are in their expensive cars, driving to their nice offices while planning and scheming to keep this unrest fresh.

We can't allow it to happen. We must not feed that part of ourselves. Think about this! Every parent wants their child to succeed. What parent would hate their child if they grew up, worked their way up in a company and became the CEO? Would you be angry that your child was making a great living? Would you tell them that they are oppressing others who have not? Would you question the morality of their income when you worked 40 years and barely scrapped by?

Are all those who make six-figure incomes to blame for the short-comings of the middle and lower class? Is that really what you think? If so, then where is the outrage at Fortune 500 companies who pay their people super incomes? Insurance companies are not making enormous profits. They saw a meager 2% profit which is nothing compared to most of the Fortune 500 companies. That's lower than drug manufacturers (16.5 percent), health information services (9.3 percent), home health care (8.4 percent), medical labs and research (8.2 percent), and many others.

According to the Washington Post, Economics section, insurance companies don't make high profits and are listed as 86th most profitable industry.

What about the other 85 profitable industries? How come everyone is not all up in arms about the latest annual profit margins of other industries? Nobody is marching on Capital Hill for profit-reform. What about these companies: Tupperware Brands, 7.5 percent; Yahoo, 5.9 percent; Hershey, 6.1 percent; Clorox, 8.7 percent; Molson Coors Brewing, 8.1 percent; construction and farm machinery, 5 percent; Yum Brands (think KFC, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell), 8.5 percent. Where is the outrage? Are they not taking advantage of us? What about these CEO's of those companies? Aren't they living high on the hog while the rest of us struggle? Do you have someone in your family who made it big in some company or perhaps actually started their own business? Do you hate them? Are you jealous? Don't they owe you? They should be paying your insurance and medical bills. They should be sharing the wealth, shouldn't they? Does any of that make sense?

Insurance companies make money but certainly not as much as the politicians want you to think. As much as we may not like it when others have more, the truth of the matter is that we live in a free country where those who work hard can achieve more than others and even more than their parents did. That is the country that we wanted, unlike the communist who convinced others that everyone should have the same. Communist officials who incited the anger of the people and spoon-fed a generation of jealousy and anger; convinced their people that taking from the wealthy to give to the poor was right. Making everyone the same was right. They played on the emotions of a nation and enslaved them in a government that didn't work. We are all not the same and we are all not going to be equal in pay or material things. Maybe that is why God warned us when He proclaimed in his laws, Thou shalt not covet they neighbor's wife...nor anything they neighbor has. He knew that feeding this emotion would make a very unhappy enslaved people.