Punishing families who can't afford health care to begin with just doesn't make sense

LOL
You are an idiot. I've explained why the working poor who won't qualify for assitance but not making enough to afford health insurance will be fined.

It's in the fucking bill, asshole.

This site blows. You can't even get real debate here.
Fucking idiots
 
Under such situations (and only considering the benefit from your perspective) you'd want to be for this bill, because it prevents insurance companies from discriminating based on pre-existing conditions. You could replace the massive $1200 cost per month with a normal insurance premium.
 
TheHappyHippo said:
Under such situations (and only considering the benefit from your perspective) you'd want to be for this bill, because it prevents insurance companies from discriminating based on pre-existing conditions. You could replace the massive $1200 cost per month with a normal insurance premium.
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so you think I should downgrade my job outlook and work at mcdonalds instead of trying to continue along in my current IT profession? all so I can partake of this bill?
because that 1200 a month is WITH insurance.
 
SmarterThanYou said:
so you think I should downgrade my job outlook and work at mcdonalds instead of trying to continue along in my current IT profession? all so I can partake of this bill?
because that 1200 a month is WITH insurance.
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I doubt you'd get better coverage by working at McDonald's.

It seems they're giving you pretty shitty insurance right now, and the minimum insurance your employer will be required to give you should be better.
 
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TheHappyHippo said:
I doubt you'd get better coverage by working at McDonald's.

Obviously, they're giving you pretty shitty insurance right now, and the minimum insurance your employer will be required to give you is going to be better.
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k, lets try this again. it's not the insurance that is shitty, because it's really not bad insurance. the problem is actually dealing with the health issues. most of the meds are on the 20/40 copay, but there are some that insurance won't cover (and this gov plan won't either) because of the type of med, so I have to pay full price for that. To add insult to injury on it all, the surgery that was performed didn't do as well as was hoped, so now we're trying to get on the transplant list. more appointments, more surgeries, and more meds. do you not see where this is going?
 
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