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If you can afford health insurance and refuse to buy it, you are no different than a welfare Ma Ma who expects others to take care of her, just because she wants children she cannot afford.
When you use your money to buy toys instead of health insurance.......you do so knowing others will pick up the tab for you if you get ill or have an accident. You are leaching off of others so you can enjoy your selfish luxuries.
Your attitude is why we need legislation to force irresposible people to step up and take care of themselves when the can afford to do so.
Why should your responsible neighbor pay higher health insurance premiums because you spent your money on a 60" big screen TV, a boat and an ATV instead of buying health insurance?
What a selfish attitude.
You make it sound like anyone can waltz into the ER and get treatment that they won't bother to bill you for. You can try to stiff them on the bill, but that's no different than an insured patient trying to stiff the provider on deductibles and co-pays that they owe. Obamacare still allows $5000 deductible coverage, so even an insured person could easily stiff them on the full bill.
If you can afford health insurance and refuse to buy it, you are no different than a welfare Ma Ma who expects others to take care of her, just because she wants children she cannot afford.
When you use your money to buy toys instead of health insurance.......you do so knowing others will pick up the tab for you if you get ill or have an accident. You are leaching off of others so you can enjoy your selfish luxuries.
Your attitude is why we need legislation to force irresposible people to step up and take care of themselves when the can afford to do so.
Why should your responsible neighbor pay higher health insurance premiums because you spent your money on a 60" big screen TV, a boat and an ATV instead of buying health insurance?
What a selfish attitude.
Again, I bring up the "I have $80 million in the bank" why do I have to pay for insurance when I don't need it...I can pay cash for everything....
SO your welfare mama, just went out the window....
Again, I bring up the "I have $80 million in the bank" why do I have to pay for insurance when I don't need it...I can pay cash for everything....
SO your welfare mama, just went out the window....
There seems to be an assumption that no uninsured person ever pays for treatment, which is total nonsense. My own wife is on a HIPPA policy that has no prescription coverage, but guess what - that Nexium pill she takes every day ain't exactly free!
You make it sound like anyone can waltz into the ER and get treatment that they won't bother to bill you for. You can try to stiff them on the bill, but that's no different than an insured patient trying to stiff the provider on deductibles and co-pays that they owe. Obamacare still allows $5000 deductible coverage, so even an insured person could easily stiff them on the full bill.
So being stiffed for $5,000 or $150,000.....besides the price what the difference? Your still be ing stiffed....
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There is a big difference when it comes to your insurance provider calculating how much they need to raise your premium to make up for the loss involved.
You have $80 million in the bank......yet you still pay SS tax, even though you don't need SS.
What a country this would be if we based all of our laws on the basis of people having $80 million dollars.......ridiculous.
What a country this would be if we based all our laws on people who expect someone else to pay for their and their childrens' every need.
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