What we had in 2008 is better than what we have now. At least back then I had insurance co's offering my coverage. Now I have none
They should. What the GOP wants is to set us back instead of moving forward.
20 million people now have coverage thanks to the generosity of me and others. It's a wonderful system.
It has nothing to do with generosity. That's a disgusting way to frame it.
What we had in 2008 is better than what we have now. At least back then I had insurance co's offering my coverage. Now I have none
So you accept your responsibility?Death penalty appropriate for child murderers then?
you are a seriously soulless fuck.People will die of cancer with or without Obamacare. It is often a terminal illness.
What are you talking about?Pay $1450/mo for shitty insurance and then tell me how generous you care to be
So healthcare market, a supply/demand economy or no? You seemed to claim it is, and that's how it will *cough* regulate *cough* itself.Death penalty appropriate for child murderers then?
What are you talking about?
As I stated, generosity has nothing to do with this.
Generosity? You're full of shit and a liar.
So healthcare market, a supply/demand economy or no? You seemed to claim it is, and that's how it will *cough* regulate *cough* itself.
well you seem pretty locked in on huffing paint. I'll stick with the bourbon sippers.I should have known better than to debate with a hillbilly from Kentucky. You guys tend to sip the bourbon a little earlier in the day than you should. You haven't played decent football since Bear Bryant left and I ought to know. I went to that school 3 hrs south of you on I-75
It has nothing to do with generosity. That's a disgusting way to frame it.
The issue is that MORE will die under the GOP plan. Of course you already knew what I meant and are being willfully dishonest.People will die of cancer with or without Obamacare. It is often a terminal illness.
I should have known better than to debate with a hillbilly from Kentucky. You guys tend to sip the bourbon a little earlier in the day than you should. You haven't played decent football since Bear Bryant left and I ought to know. I went to that school 3 hrs south of you on I-75
And those people are not relying on generosity. They are relying on our tax system operating to handle federal-level problems.Sure it does. The math is simple. Today 20 million more people have insurance than in 2010. Who's paying for that? The rest of us, that's who.
That's exactly what he and Buchshot are saying. Remove the demand by cutting people off and the prices will drop. Again, won't work unless you're denying people treatment.
What we had in 2008 is better than what we have now. At least back then I had insurance co's offering my coverage. Now I have none
Throw all the insults at me you want. I'm a big boy that's never tasted alcohol of any kind and I don't care about football in the slightest. I worked my way through Engineering school while being married. I relied on nobody to get it done. I also could care less whether you went to school or not anywhere. That's not the subject at hand. You are a greedy little person who want's the "I got mine...cheaper...fuck you" type.
That wasn't the point. If you accept lawless behavior from a president because you like the result then you have no room to complain when another president does so simply because you don't like the result.Obama is gone and it's the GOP running the show now. If they can't pass something (and clearly they have a pile of steaming dung) and they can't repeal Obamacare (hard to do with well over 50% approval), they'll sabotage it to make it fail and then stand proudly and say "I told you so!".
I'm about at the point that go ahead and pass that pile of dung bill so that the GOP can really own it and either reap the rewards of a successful bill or face the gallows if it fails. I'm starting to think they hate their own bill, though, and won't pass it because they are afraid. It's a big game of chicken and partisanship and the GOP is in line to get run over first.
So you might have to die to save millions. You know you're going to die anyway, right?Those people aren't being cut off any more than I am. That's the point you don't seem to get. The last insurer for the individual marketplace is leaving my part of Ohio as of 6 mos from now. That's the definition of being cut off. Your definition is someone refusing to pay for your insurance. Big difference.
What I had in 1993 is better than what I had in 2008. It's not that the situation has suddenly changed. It is for those with 'selective memory'.
Those people aren't being cut off any more than I am. That's the point you don't seem to get. The last insurer for the individual marketplace is leaving my part of Ohio as of 6 mos from now. That's the definition of being cut off. Your definition is someone refusing to pay for your insurance. Big difference.
Because healthcare costs have gone through the roof.What I had in 1993 is better than what I had in 2008. It's not that the situation has suddenly changed. It is for those with 'selective memory'.
Does healthcare follow a supply/demand economic model?Because healthcare costs have gone through the roof.