Scotus predicitons re: Obamacare

[noonereal]

Originally Posted by epifanatic

Damn!!! Now I'm going to be able to keep my daughter insured while she's going to college rather than keep her home and employed full time. After all, she don't need no stinking elitist edumacation anyhow.

And if she ever has problems relating to the Perthes Syndrome she had as a child, the poor insurance company won't be able to tell us to feck off, man this really sucks.

The GOP does not want your child in college. they feel trade school is where she should be.

I am not making this up.

[d-ray657]

Originally Posted by epifanatic

Damn!!! Now I'm going to be able to keep my daughter insured while she's going to college rather than keep her home and employed full time. After all, she don't need no stinking elitist edumacation anyhow.

And if she ever has problems relating to the Perthes Syndrome she had as a child, the poor insurance company won't be able to tell us to feck off, man this really sucks.

What are you, some sort of snob, sending you daughter off to some snooty college?

With a 22 year old and a 24 year old, I appreciate that provision - even if they aren't quite sure how fortunate they are. There aren't to many health plans designed for fledgling professional musicians.

Regards,

D-Ray

[epifanatic]

Originally Posted by d-ray657

What are you, some sort of snob, sending you daughter off to some snooty college?

With a 22 year old and a 24 year old, I appreciate that provision - even if they aren't quite sure how fortunate they are. There aren't to many health plans designed for fledgling professional musicians.

Regards,

D-Ray

It appears we're in the same boat.

[epifanatic]

Originally Posted by noonereal

The GOP does not want your child in college. they feel trade school is where she should be.

I am not making this up.

yep.....worker bees.

[whell]

Originally Posted by noonereal

I am not making this up.

That would be a first!

[BlueStreak]

Originally Posted by HatchetJack

Yes it bothers me. It bothers me that they expect to be taken care of
rather than take any responsibility on their own and not be a burden on
someone elses coin.

If you really believed that, then you would want everyone who can pay to do so. But, no. You'd rather have some opt out of paying while they continue to use the system on our dime. Ostensibly to protect their "constitutional rights". What "constitutional rights" I don't know. The right to be a damn freeloader, I guess.

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by HatchetJack

What the hell just happened here? 50 million people will be FORCED to buy
health insurance soon? And their premium amount will be determined by
their income? I smell a communist rat nest.

You have it wrong, the amount of help the government will provide them toward the cost of insurance will be determined by their income.

Frankly I am more than a little tired of paying extra for our health insurance because of all the damn freeloaders out there.

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by HatchetJack

Yes it bothers me. It bothers me that they expect to be taken care of
rather than take any responsibility on their own and not be a burden on
someone elses coin.

Which is exactly what all those smartass young freeloaders who won't buy insurance are doing today. The figures are that our insurance is $1000 more per year to cover their sorry arses and I am tired of looking after them.

Sixty-five percent of all personal bankruptcies in this country are caused by medical expenses and you want to keep this f**ked up system?

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by Boreas

Yeah, and they'll have to buy the insurance from those communist insurance companies!

There's really no way to say this nicely (or, if there is, I just don't care enough to find it). You people don't know your asses from your elbows, you don't know what a communist is and you don't have the faintest notion of whats in that fucking bill.

John

Tell me about it, saw a guy on TV who was allegedly a writer and editor. The lady asked him to define soci@list. He said that was where the government decide who could attend medical school, what care people could receive and they ran all the hospitals. He knew this because he had seen Britain and Canada's systems. What a fucking moron, singlepayer means the government is the insurance company - period. Everything else is just as it is here - only better.

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by whell

How so? With the Medicaid expansion up in the air, there's no guarantee this that there will be a rapid reduction of uninsured.

How about the mandate or tax if you will?

There is no provisions in PPACA that directs insurance carriers how to underwrite risks or cap premiums for individuals.

Sorry sonny, PPACA says charging women more than men is a nono

Try again!

I did and you're screwed