No . When they ones that say they don't need insurance realize that they are having 2% of their pretax income taken away to fund insurance for others (which instead of 2% could be 3% or 4% or 5% or 10% with the stroke of a pen and without a vote) they are going to realize just how bad they ed themselves.
I signed up for Obama care and it was easy. Got everything I was looking for and pay a decent rate too. I think this will help me in the long run and it shows I'm not a burden on the healthcare system. It was fast easy and efficient to sign up and did I mention the low rate...
Low rate? The Koolaid Man is on the Medicaid freebee rate?
LMAO @ our stupid colored friend. Now that you are exposed you should call the NAACP about a scholarship. maybe even a trade school. There is still hope for you if you apply yourself.
God I remember one year I did a volunteer job with the Red Cross installing smoke detectors in the "poor side" of town. Every house we entered had a flat screen TV, a cable box, appliances, and a/c. I started to question and say, "I don't think these people are poor...they're just stupid and lazy! There's a difference between poor and being cheap." My parents grew up poor with non of the above. Never volunteered for that again.
You should have the choice only if you're willing to pay for it if you have something serious that needs medical care.
Last edited by rascal; 01-24-2014 at 09:35 AM.
I just want a universal system man. That's it.
Of course, if anyone really tried it, pro-insurance lobby politicians would just undermine and sabotage it, then declare it a failure.
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