Why we DON'T need socialized medicine (lawyer, health care, death, insurance)
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Police forces are federal? (well, maybe soon with regards to FEMA camps)
Fire insurance is 100 pages? (never knew of any insurance policy that was 100 pages)
Profit is "taken" out? (What the heck does that mean?)
Police forces are federal? (well, maybe soon with regards to FEMA camps)
Fire insurance is 100 pages? (never knew of any insurance policy that was 100 pages)
Profit is "taken" out? (What the heck does that mean?)
on and on...
Since you're one of the few true beneficiaries of socialized medicine in the US, you think you'd support it, at least?
Police forces are federal? (well, maybe soon with regards to FEMA camps)
Fire insurance is 100 pages? (never knew of any insurance policy that was 100 pages)
Profit is "taken" out? (What the heck does that mean?)
on and on...
You're really not that stupid.
1. Police Forces: FBI, DEA, ATF
2. Insurance policies are very long especially when they have to be litigated in court when the insurer decides they don't feel like paying.
3. Private insurance companies will ALWAYS insure that their company is profitable even at the loss of the consumer and that loss may be death when it comes to health insurance.
These are investigative branches. The video clearly implies a civil service to respond to emergencies. That's just lawyering and spin you're doing.
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2. Insurance policies are very long especially when they have to be litigated in court when the insurer decides they don't feel like paying.
The author said 100 pages. It's either a strawman or he's actually serious about it being 100 pages. You have to decide.
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3. Private insurance companies will ALWAYS insure that their company is profitable even at the loss of the consumer and that loss may be death when it comes to health insurance.
The government will always ensure it remains politically viable, even if that means rationing health care to those who are either not registered to vote, likely not to vote for their party, etc.
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