Quote from RangeBar:
Cool. When we finish nationalizing the health care system you can reject care and turn to alternative medicine/prayer. Good luck with that.
Quote from fkbsuhites:
The problem with right wing idiots is ... well, you're all imbeciles.
This "healthcare bill" was authored by the healthcare industry lobbyists, ie your butt buddies.
So it's highly amusing when a right winger screams bloody murder on this fraud of a bill.
Quote from the1:
I don't think you're looking at this correctly. Isn't the $1T over 10 years what the government expects to collect in taxes and pay out to insure those who aren't insured through other sources? If you work and have insurance through your employer you don't fall into that $1T pool, do you?
Quote from RangeBar:
Cool. When we finish nationalizing the health care system you can reject care and turn to alternative medicine/prayer. Good luck with that.
Quote from Vinny1:
You can get a lower price in NY than $1,300/month. Check out www.ehealthinsurance.com
I saw a quote in Manhattan for a family of three for $340/month, which was the cheapest with Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield.
Quote from dumb_mother:
i'm realistic- if this crap gets passed i won't be using it. i'll pay for real health care on the side so i won't have to wait until my leg falls off to be treated. the worst thing about this is that it really, really hurts the 15-95% group of this country (you know just 4 out of 5 people) currently most of them receive health insurance from their jobs and get good treatment. with the passage of this bill, to get those bottom 15% who don't have coverage (many because they are young and feel invulnerable) the bottom 95% will see medical rationing and wait times to see doctors that are currently unimaginable. sure you may tax the top 5% a bit more, but i assure you they won't be waiting in the same lines that the bottom 95% will now have to wait in for health care. so ask yourself this, because 4 out of 5 of you are currently receiving the best health care in the world with almost no delay- should everyone sacrifice so that a few deadbeats can get free health care? i answer with a wholehearted "NO!"
Quote from RangeBar:
If you are trying to make the argument that health care should not be nationalized because the people currently NOT getting health care will put a strain on the system and inconvenience people who currently DO have health insurance then your argument is falling on deaf ears.
Are you saying that we shouldn't strive to cover EVERYONE because it will inconvenience those currently covered ?!?