Ernie S.
Diamond Member
Personal responsibility....lol. Remind us how you feel about people who can afford health insurance yet choose not to purchase it.
You people couldn't build a consistent argument if you tried.
Buying health insurance should be a personal decision like buying a lexus. You buy it or you either pay for your own treatment out of your pocket, or you do without. It's really as simple as that.
i believe the same thing should be true about auto insurance, but it's not, I have to pay it to drive and earn money.
my house, I hate paying insurance on a house that is not worth it, but, the banks force you to buy insurance so you can sleep before driving to work.
I have insurance on my vehicles because if I get into an accident, someone else may be injured. I have, though I am not required to have, insurance on my home. I am not required to, because I own the house free and clear and I don't have to protect a mortgage company's investment.
I do not have health insurance because I am capable of paying most any medical bill I might owe. It's been about 10 years now and except for an on the job injury that was covered by workman's compensation, my total health care expenditures have been in the neighborhood of 2 monthly premium payments. I figure my gamble has saved me better than 50 grand and hasn't cost you a dime.