Its a simple question. It will help you in the healthcare debate and help us all as we become more informed. Is insurance what this guy wants?
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Its a simple question. It will help you in the healthcare debate and help us all as we become more informed. Is insurance what this guy wants?
You continue to miss the point. It is very simple.
I've lost track of what the point is
You never got the point.
You never have a point.
Sort of like your fanboy obsession with Tony Romo. Did he snub you for an autograph?
How about you just say what ur point is, then we can debate it?
The biggest problem with this issue is that everybody thinks this is about health insurance. You stated it on multiple occasions. The problem is, it is not about health insurance. Its about healthcare. Okay, so when you are start to look at from a healthcare standpoint, you can come up with solutions. Health insurance is a derivative product. The underlying is healthcare. It is a put.
Now that you are thinking about healthcare then you can see how fucked up it is. Think about it, there is not a shred of capitalism is the healthcare industry. None whatsoever. You go to the doctor, you don't give a shit how much it costs. Nobody even bothers to ask. What other industry is like that? This is not a bit of price competition, no one cares. It gets even worst for the uninsured. They pay a lot more for identical services. Its not even a slight increase, they pay several times the price. Why? If the doctor gets paid through insurance, they have a bunch of bullshit forms to fill out and claims to file. If I go in with cash, it goes straight to your pocket with no bullshit involved. Why would you charge more to skip bullshit? Its a mess and the government screwed it up.
Now the key is this pre-existing conditions insurance and weather they get rid of it. If they allow people to purchase insurance and receive treatment that they dont have to pay for when it was already an existing condition, then it ain't going to work in the first place. That is not health insurance, that is welfare. Who knows what they are going to do, but its not looking good. Trump supported Obama's mandate, so if Trump still plans on keep that, why bother repealing.