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They do. We're talking about products that people are asked or promoted to buy. Are we supposed to be picky about products? Or, can we discuss them all?
Should we? Or, should we not? Tell me.
Asked or promoted is not the same as forced.
As far as making the distinction, I'll just ask you to reference your own posts in the past about a difference between a means and an item. Apparently, you saw the difference in that thread.
I heard that, and it is stunning, but that sums up the self anointed masterminds on the left.
Since they think buying health insurance is the only way to pay for health care, then they want to use the power of government to force us all to do it their way.
Since they think the only way to lower health care costs is for everyone to buy health care insurance, then they want to use the power of government to force us all to do it their way.
Solar panels are expensive, and the people are entering the market to buy them, in a vain attempt to save the planet from global warming. “People who don’t participate in this market are making it much more expensive for the people who do" So obviously, we need to have government step in and force all of us to put roof-top solar arrays on our homes and businesses.
For that matter, meat is expensive, and the vegetarians are causing MY meat prices to go up because they are not engaged in the red meat market!! Time to force them to start subsidizing the meat market.
Mandated if you are employed by someone, or if you are self employed and ever decide to hire an employee.
Being labelled a "subcontractor" has its benefits, of economic freedom from the boot on your throat.
If I need help, they are paid cash, if it is a small job, or 1099'ed, on big projects, they are not W-2'ed
People who can't afford to go to the doctor will often go to the emergency room, the second most expensive area of the hospital in terms of direct costs. Instead of clinics or doctors offices, which are fairly cheap. If those people can't pay the money still needs to come from somewhere, by increasing prices to other patients. Those patients pay higher co-pays and premiums because of it.
A 10 year old should be able to reason through this without difficulty.
I thought you were against choices that made other people bear the cost?
That is the thing most of the nay sayers do not get, we already pay for those that are un-insured through higher costs and premiums, nomatter how many ties people point that FACT out to them. We have the most expensive healthcare systm in the world but do not have the best healthcare system in the world, that is why reform was and is needed. I ask this to those against it, if Obamacare is killed what are you planning on replacing it with, if "nothing" is your answer you will find you and your Party sitting on the curd, far too many voters demand something be done.
I don't know, you tell me WTF is wrong with your reading comprehension. Go back and read your own post that I responded to. You made no mention of calling your insurance company until AFTER that post. So get your own facts straight about your own posts before you got insulting others' reading skills, OK?
Again, reading comprehension. Go back and read post #22. I called the insurance company to dispute it. Even thought the insurance company made the payment I wanted to know WHY wouldn't they question the amount.
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