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It's available to anyone that wants it for $150/month. Seriously. People make choices every day what they want. And apparently they aren't choosing health care.
you know you posted that garbage on another thread and it was proven to be incorrect, not surprised you're trying it all over again......keep peddling that nonsense.
you know you posted that garbage on another thread and it was proven to be incorrect, not surprised you're trying it all over again......keep peddling that nonsense.
You can see for yourself. I do not mean to endorse it, but I do pay $150/month for my insurance. chministries.org.
if you don't have insurance it's not the fault of the government.
But this is one of the biggest reasons why the premiums are going up. Those people who didn't have coverage didn't have preventative care and now they are finally going to Drs and surprise, surprise they have issues that could have been prevented if they regularly had medical care.
If you don't take your car for the $50 services, then you're going to have a 2k problem eventually. Same with healthcare.
Then why did premiums and deductibles skyrocket under Obamacare when everyone was forced to buy insurance?
And don't give me that "they were going up anyways" crap.
I didn't have health insurance until I was in my 30's...
I survived.
It was a calculated risk sure....but it was also throwing money away as far as I was concerned at the time.
Who are you to tell me I can't make that decision on my own?
It's very simple:
If you drive, you need car insurance.
If you live, you need health insurance.
How ridiculous would it be if some yahoo say to you that he is a great driver and doesn't need car insurance?
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