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Not nevessarily. People already don't pay their medical debt. And companies then spend years servicing the debt and securing judgments in court and chasing around the debtors. It's the number one cause of bankruptcy. Medical debt that goes to bankruptcy does not get paid.Simply dismissing all of that debt out of hand will create an avalanche of bankruptcies.
No, that's idiotic and irrelevant.Medical care should be free. Doctors should work for free. Nurses should work for free and hospitals should not charge for services.
That's about the size of it.
So are you.No, that's idiotic and irrelevant.
Not nevessarily. People already don't pay their medical debt. And companies then spend years servicing the debt and securing judgments in court and chasing around the debtors. It's the number one cause of bankruptcy. Medical debt that goes to bankruptcy does not get paid.
In fact, with the government subsidy involved, the Healthcare providers may come out ahead.
Correct. And also assistance for me, when I need it.Government subsidy ==> Your money
I don't have medical debt, nor student debt, yet I like to see other people being helped out. It' a Christian thing.Who is going to pay for all these bribes?
Maybe I should not put my medical expenses on my credit card anymore, or even pay them at all. All will be forgiven!
*yetI don't have medical debt
Vice President Kamala Harris wants to forgive medical debt for millions of Americans.
The economic plan Harris rolled out last week notes that the Democratic presidential nominee and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, would work with states to relieve people of their medical debt and “to help them avoid accumulating such debt in the future, because no one should go bankrupt just because they had the misfortune of becoming sick or hurt.”
Some 15 million Americans have medical bills on their credit reports, according to Consumer Financial Protection Bureau research published in April. People in the U.S. owe at least $220 billion in medical debt, a February KFF analysis found.
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Yes sireeee.
I will going to the doctor and running up all kinds of bills in anticipation of Hindenburg Harris paying them off.
They are not even trying to hide the pandering.
Not to mention government picking winners and losers.
You know, the person who honors their debts vs those who think the world owes them something.
And all that.
And, of course, how will she do it ? Is she going to tell the medical industry......tough shit or is she going to pay them off with your money and thus increase our debt ?
Because we are a stupid country of starfuckers that is terrified of taxing corporations and the rich.This is like a bottomless pit of money going towards the debt. It is already impossible to climb out of the national debt. Why would they add napalm to the already flaming forest fire of debt?
What happens to the wealthy.Ask them what ?
Been there. If you can't pay for it, the state of Texas pays 66% to the hospital. That doesn't sound like socialism, because we're in Texas.*yet
33% of an extended hospital stay is still bankruptcy territory for most americans.Been there. If you can't pay for it, the state of Texas pays 66% to the hospital. That doesn't sound like socialism, because we're in Texas.
Not nevessarily. People already don't pay their medical debt. And companies then spend years servicing the debt and securing judgments in court and chasing around the debtors. It's the number one cause of bankruptcy. Medical debt that goes to bankruptcy does not get paid.
In fact, with the government subsidy involved, the Healthcare providers may come out ahead.
$5 a week....staves off the creditors. Most people spend 10 times that amount on scratch tickets.33% of an extended hospital stay is still bankruptcy territory for most americans.
You just don't pay it. Medical debt doesn't even qualify for filing bankruptcy. You will get blacklisted from that hospital. That's why they have those people interview you before you can be admitted. They're checking your deadbeatedness level.33% of an extended hospital stay is still bankruptcy territory for most americans.
Well.... That's impossible actually. Free health care would amount to no health care at all.You just don't pay it. Medical debt doesn't even qualify for filing bankruptcy. You will get blacklisted from that hospital. That's why they have those people interview you before you can be admitted. They're checking your deadbeatedness level.
Healthcare should be free for everyone.
We do it in the military.Well.... That's impossible actually. Free health care would amount to no health care at all.
Everything has a cost and someone has to pay it.
Now if you're suggesting that the government pay 100% of it....I suppose that's already been tried.
You run into problems with habitual drug users, cigarette smokers, and 500 lb elephants who eat six apple pies everyday for lunch.
Ok....so we have a example to follow. It still needs hospitals, equipment, pahramceuticals, utilities and labor. The Pentagon budget is gigantic.We do it in the military.
Well aren’t you the morally superior one?I don't have medical debt, nor student debt, yet I like to see other people being helped out. It' a Christian thing.
