Christian health insurance: Cheap, great. The Marxist media keeps it a secret. Here's why. (democrat, Republicans)

[Cheesemont]

Originally Posted by Delahanty

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It's not meant to "work" for the majority of people.

Per Samaritan, over 99% of claims are under $250,000. So yes, that is the majority of people.

[Cheesemont]

Originally Posted by pknopp

But the health care plan you advocate for covers none of it, it would seem.

True. Most of it is bogus. And mental health is so nebulous. When does it end? When is it cured? No beginning and no end. You can't be self-sufficient and take that on.

[Cheesemont]

Originally Posted by jjrose

And yet I haven't seen any atheists here going on and on about atheism.

That's all they've done when they bash Christians.

[trobesmom]

Originally Posted by Cheesemont

Per Samaritan, over 99% of claims are under $250,000. So yes, that is the majority of people.

Maybe the majority of people who use Samaritan. Which is by no means a majority.

[Cheesemont]

Originally Posted by latimeria

Why do you keep saying that there's somehow only 5% that would be excluded? For example, "Approximately 38.4% of men and women will be diagnosed with cancer at some point during their lifetimes." A lot of these people would either be denied due to preexisting condition or have their treatments exceed your plan coverage. And this is only one medical condition...there are many others.
https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/...ing/statistics

Samaritan covers you if you've been cancer-free for five years.

[lionking]

congrats cheesemont this thread is at 100 pages and still expanding in a matter of a couple days since it began.

[trobesmom]

Originally Posted by Cheesemont

Yep. Fortunately, Samaritan only recognizes hetero marriages, and certainly wouldn't cover stuff like AIDs which is transmitted almost exclusively by illicit activity.

Samaritan must be as ill-informed as you are.

[Cheesemont]

Originally Posted by lionking

congrats cheesemont this thread is at 100 pages and still expanding in a matter of a couple days.

Ty, lionking. I guess that's good. It's good that more people are learning about Samaritan, which I think is the best discovery I've made in years.

[latimeria]

Originally Posted by pknopp

As do unintended pregnancies so it would seem, no coverage for the kids that result. Damn the little bastards anyway, eh?

I think it's horrible that ectopic pregnancy isnt covered. These aren't moms not wanting babies. In very rare cases, like if it's not in the fallopian tube, the pregnancy may come to term, with much risk along the way. But otherwise, this is more of a tragedy that would have the added sting of not being covered.

[turkey-head]

Jesus said to let women die if they have certain health problems.