Micky G. Jagger
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Only a fool would not want quality affordable health care.By forcing me to purchase insurance or face financial fines I lose my liberty to decide if I want to purchase health care or not.
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Only a fool would not want quality affordable health care.By forcing me to purchase insurance or face financial fines I lose my liberty to decide if I want to purchase health care or not.
Only a fool would not want quality affordable health care.By forcing me to purchase insurance or face financial fines I lose my liberty to decide if I want to purchase health care or not.
Only a fool would not want quality affordable health care.By forcing me to purchase insurance or face financial fines I lose my liberty to decide if I want to purchase health care or not.
Only a fool would not want quality affordable health care.By forcing me to purchase insurance or face financial fines I lose my liberty to decide if I want to purchase health care or not.
I still should have the freedom and liberty to be a fool if I decide I want to.
You just said you wouldn't buy health care insurance, leech.I would purchase much less expensive healthcare than I have now as I am pretty healthy.
Point out the law that would impose a $2000.00 fine, leech.If I do that not only do I have to pay for the coverage but I have to pay a $2000.00 fine and could face further fines for not meeting coverage levels.
You just said you wouldn't buy health care insurance, leech.I would purchase much less expensive healthcare than I have now as I am pretty healthy.
Point out the law that would impose a $2000.00 fine, leech.If I do that not only do I have to pay for the coverage but I have to pay a $2000.00 fine and could face further fines for not meeting coverage levels.
You just said you wouldn't buy health care insurance, leech.I would purchase much less expensive healthcare than I have now as I am pretty healthy.
Point out the law that would impose a $2000.00 fine, leech.If I do that not only do I have to pay for the coverage but I have to pay a $2000.00 fine and could face further fines for not meeting coverage levels.
The fine is a percentage of your income. Read the law. Interesting how you are so very interested in health coverage. What about healthy practices? Will you support food restrictions on high caloric foods, a ban on smoking or prohibition of alcohol?
You just said you wouldn't buy health care insurance, leech.
Point out the law that would impose a $2000.00 fine, leech.
The fine is a percentage of your income. Read the law. Interesting how you are so very interested in health coverage. What about healthy practices? Will you support food restrictions on high caloric foods, a ban on smoking or prohibition of alcohol?
So you make 100k? Thats what it would take essentially to be fined $2000 for not having insurance. If you make 100k, which I have my doubts about, you'd be able to afford insurance.
The fine is a percentage of your income. Read the law. Interesting how you are so very interested in health coverage. What about healthy practices? Will you support food restrictions on high caloric foods, a ban on smoking or prohibition of alcohol?
So you make 100k? Thats what it would take essentially to be fined $2000 for not having insurance. If you make 100k, which I have my doubts about, you'd be able to afford insurance.
Why are you so insistent I gamble against becoming ill. If I were to subtract what I have paid in premiums vs What I have actually used for my wife and I. I am out over 30k, in the past four years.
Are the insurance companies your cronies?
Now that it is passed though, I am seriously thinking about gaming the system. I save huge money.
So you make 100k? Thats what it would take essentially to be fined $2000 for not having insurance. If you make 100k, which I have my doubts about, you'd be able to afford insurance.
Why are you so insistent I gamble against becoming ill. If I were to subtract what I have paid in premiums vs What I have actually used for my wife and I. I am out over 30k, in the past four years.
Are the insurance companies your cronies?
Now that it is passed though, I am seriously thinking about gaming the system. I save huge money.
Far from it, I think insurance companies are bane on our society that unfortunately we are stuck with for the time being. I'd love to see them done away with completely. Is that how you feel as well?
Yes, you have paid A LOT of money in to the system as have many Americans. Now, how would you feel if you suddenly became very ill and had coverage denied even though you were up to date on payments?
And just how do you plan on gaming the system exactly?
Why are you so insistent I gamble against becoming ill. If I were to subtract what I have paid in premiums vs What I have actually used for my wife and I. I am out over 30k, in the past four years.
Are the insurance companies your cronies?
Now that it is passed though, I am seriously thinking about gaming the system. I save huge money.
Far from it, I think insurance companies are bane on our society that unfortunately we are stuck with for the time being. I'd love to see them done away with completely. Is that how you feel as well?
Yes, you have paid A LOT of money in to the system as have many Americans. Now, how would you feel if you suddenly became very ill and had coverage denied even though you were up to date on payments?
And just how do you plan on gaming the system exactly?
Gaming the system will be very simple. I sign up when I need it, Cancell after its paid. So I get fined. The fine is a bargain. Does the high premiums piss me off. ABSOLUTELY
As far as being denied coverage, I do two things. One I do read the policy manual, I also call ahead of time to find out what tests and services are covered. Could it still happen? Of course just like the government will decide. Or is it you think the government will not deny service. Before you answer, realize the government is currently the largest denier.
Only a fool would not want quality affordable health care.
I still should have the freedom and liberty to be a fool if I decide I want to.
You're just another one of those tea beggar leeches who wants to wait until he's sick to buy health care insurance. Take personal responsibility for your health care expenses, be a rugged individualist, practice the Protestant work ethic, get a haircut, go find a job and quit being a burden on society.
You just said you wouldn't buy health care insurance, leech.I would purchase much less expensive healthcare than I have now as I am pretty healthy.
Mickey C Jager said:Point out the law that would impose a $2000.00 fine, leech.plymco_pilgrim said:If I do that not only do I have to pay for the coverage but I have to pay a $2000.00 fine and could face further fines for not meeting coverage levels.
Or maybe he just wants to pay for his rudimentary medical services out of pocket, and only have a relatively inexpensive high deductible catastrophic policy for the big ticket expenses.Only a fool would not want quality affordable health care.
I still should have the freedom and liberty to be a fool if I decide I want to.
You're just another one of those tea beggar leeches who wants to wait until he's sick to buy health care insurance. Take personal responsibility for your health care expenses, be a rugged individualist, practice the Protestant work ethic, get a haircut, go find a job and quit being a burden on society.
Already not a problem.the freedom from wory that should I become indigent and in need of medical care, I wont be ignored by healthcare providers
Already not a problem.the freedom from wory that should I become indigent and in need of medical care, I wont be ignored by healthcare providers
Medicare/Medicaid, state programs and uncounted private charitable organizations cover most who need care but can't pay.
What...You want everything for nothing, at the expense of everyone else?
Figures.