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    Here Are The New Taxes You’re Going To Pay For Obamacare

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    Posted: Jul. 5, 2012 - 11:51 AM ET #76

    Is there any american that was at risk of not getting necessary health care last year, that will now recieve it because of AHA?
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    They will HAVE TO PAY FOR IT.  And that is a bad thing?  You would rather have them just go to the emergency room and let all of us pay for it?
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    They will HAVE TO PAY FOR IT.  And that is a bad thing?  You would rather have them just go to the emergency room and let all of us pay for it?
     
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    Posted: Jul. 5, 2012 - 4:09 PM ET #77

    Uninsured Americans delay in getting necessary healthcare.  Critical stage illness is more difficult and costly to cure than early treatment.  According to Harvard study, thousands of Americans die annually from lack of insurance.
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    Uninsured Americans delay in getting necessary healthcare.  Critical stage illness is more difficult and costly to cure than early treatment.  According to Harvard study, thousands of Americans die annually from lack of insurance.
     
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    Posted: Jul. 5, 2012 - 4:44 PM ET #78

    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    According to Harvard study, thousands of Americans die annually from lack of insurance.


    Very easy to believe...

    Which is exactly why I feel that instead of having the medical professionals we do have see twice as many people how about something really wild and crazy like educating more medical professionals...

    Right now a common complaint is doctors do not spend enough time with patients... Doubling the amount of patients a doctor sees is NOT going to mean more time for each patient with the doctor...

    As to the exact specifics of what to do I am not sure... One good start would be increasing the taxes on cigarettes, booze, soft drinks, and candy. Use the monies for medical scholarships.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

    According to Harvard study, thousands of Americans die annually from lack of insurance.


    Very easy to believe...

    Which is exactly why I feel that instead of having the medical professionals we do have see twice as many people how about something really wild and crazy like educating more medical professionals...

    Right now a common complaint is doctors do not spend enough time with patients... Doubling the amount of patients a doctor sees is NOT going to mean more time for each patient with the doctor...

    As to the exact specifics of what to do I am not sure... One good start would be increasing the taxes on cigarettes, booze, soft drinks, and candy. Use the monies for medical scholarships.
     
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    Posted: Jul. 5, 2012 - 5:17 PM ET #79

    14daroad has obviously never heard the stories about the $50 Tylenol pills and the $500 crutches. There's plenty of room for efficiency improvements in all facets of healthcare. Where vansack understands the consequences of living without healthcare you sir are clueless. 

    Posting your Fox News provided "facts" is pointless. The Author always has an agenda. 

     
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    14daroad has obviously never heard the stories about the $50 Tylenol pills and the $500 crutches. There's plenty of room for efficiency improvements in all facets of healthcare. Where vansack understands the consequences of living without healthcare you sir are clueless. 

    Posting your Fox News provided "facts" is pointless. The Author always has an agenda. 

     
     
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    Posted: Jul. 5, 2012 - 6:48 PM ET #80

    Quote Originally Posted by Raisethis2:

    14daroad has obviously never heard the stories about the $50 Tylenol pills and the $500 crutches. There's plenty of room for efficiency improvements in all facets of healthcare. Where vansack understands the consequences of living without healthcare you sir are clueless. 

    Posting your Fox News provided "facts" is pointless. The Author always has an agenda. 

     


    Thank you for proving your intellectual cowardice.

    It is quite revealing.

    Also note: You can't even begin to address the actual facts, so you'll pretend they don't exist.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raisethis2:

    14daroad has obviously never heard the stories about the $50 Tylenol pills and the $500 crutches. There's plenty of room for efficiency improvements in all facets of healthcare. Where vansack understands the consequences of living without healthcare you sir are clueless. 

    Posting your Fox News provided "facts" is pointless. The Author always has an agenda. 

     


    Thank you for proving your intellectual cowardice.

    It is quite revealing.

    Also note: You can't even begin to address the actual facts, so you'll pretend they don't exist.

     
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    Posted: Jul. 5, 2012 - 6:48 PM ET #81

    Where vansack understands the consequences of living without healthcare you sir are clueless. 


    Vansuck is one of the more idiotic people posting here.


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    Where vansack understands the consequences of living without healthcare you sir are clueless. 


    Vansuck is one of the more idiotic people posting here.


     
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    Posted: Jul. 5, 2012 - 6:50 PM ET #82

     According to Harvard study, thousands of Americans die annually from lack of insurance.


    So?

    You're suggesting that the health care delivery system for 300+ million people be wrecked because a "few thousand" die each year?

    You understand that an estimated 32,788 people were killed in traffic accidents in 2010. Or 25 times what you're carrying on  about.

    Let's close all the roads!
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     According to Harvard study, thousands of Americans die annually from lack of insurance.


    So?

    You're suggesting that the health care delivery system for 300+ million people be wrecked because a "few thousand" die each year?

    You understand that an estimated 32,788 people were killed in traffic accidents in 2010. Or 25 times what you're carrying on  about.

    Let's close all the roads!
     
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    Posted: Jul. 5, 2012 - 11:24 PM ET #83

    Intellectual cowardice? 

    Well, at least the things I say are true as opposed to being talking points on Fox "News".

     It's really just this simple. There are 40 million people in America without healthcare tonight. This act will eliminate that situation for about 30 million of them.

     There will be some who will refuse to play along and may never be a drain on the system by becoming ill. By doing so the IRS (I suppose) will be required to tax them or bust them for tax evasion.  Then again, they may become ill and poof......there's your pre-existing condition. Either way, the deadbeats (and I'm certain 14daroad is one of them)  will need to pay their own way. 

    Cut back on the beer and weed and become a responsible adult. 


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    Intellectual cowardice? 

    Well, at least the things I say are true as opposed to being talking points on Fox "News".

     It's really just this simple. There are 40 million people in America without healthcare tonight. This act will eliminate that situation for about 30 million of them.

     There will be some who will refuse to play along and may never be a drain on the system by becoming ill. By doing so the IRS (I suppose) will be required to tax them or bust them for tax evasion.  Then again, they may become ill and poof......there's your pre-existing condition. Either way, the deadbeats (and I'm certain 14daroad is one of them)  will need to pay their own way. 

    Cut back on the beer and weed and become a responsible adult. 


     
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    Posted: Jul. 6, 2012 - 3:22 AM ET #84

    Quote Originally Posted by 14daroad:

     According to Harvard study, thousands of Americans die annually from lack of insurance.


    So?

    You're suggesting that the health care delivery system for 300+ million people be wrecked because a "few thousand" die each year?

    You understand that an estimated 32,788 people were killed in traffic accidents in 2010. Or 25 times what you're carrying on  about.

    Let's close all the roads!
    I dont understand how you surmise that " the health care delievery system for 300+ million people will be wrecked"
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    Quote Originally Posted by 14daroad:

     According to Harvard study, thousands of Americans die annually from lack of insurance.


    So?

    You're suggesting that the health care delivery system for 300+ million people be wrecked because a "few thousand" die each year?

    You understand that an estimated 32,788 people were killed in traffic accidents in 2010. Or 25 times what you're carrying on  about.

    Let's close all the roads!
    I dont understand how you surmise that " the health care delievery system for 300+ million people will be wrecked"
     
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    Posted: Jul. 6, 2012 - 9:01 AM ET #85

    Quote Originally Posted by 14daroad:

    Where vansack understands the consequences of living without healthcare you sir are clueless. 


    Vansuck is one of the more idiotic people posting here.


     Months ago, there was a poll on who is the smartest forum member and Vanzack was chosen among the top people.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 14daroad:

    Where vansack understands the consequences of living without healthcare you sir are clueless. 


    Vansuck is one of the more idiotic people posting here.


     Months ago, there was a poll on who is the smartest forum member and Vanzack was chosen among the top people.
     
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    Posted: Jul. 6, 2012 - 10:01 AM ET #86

    I'm wondering where doctors and other medical professionals stand on this bill?
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    Posted: Jul. 6, 2012 - 10:28 AM ET #87

    Quote Originally Posted by Raisethis2:

    Intellectual cowardice? 

    Well, at least the things I say are true as opposed to being talking points on Fox "News".

     It's really just this simple. There are 40 million people in America without healthcare tonight. This act will eliminate that situation for about 30 million of them.

     There will be some who will refuse to play along and may never be a drain on the system by becoming ill. By doing so the IRS (I suppose) will be required to tax them or bust them for tax evasion.  Then again, they may become ill and poof......there's your pre-existing condition. Either way, the deadbeats (and I'm certain 14daroad is one of them)  will need to pay their own way. 

    Cut back on the beer and weed and become a responsible adult. 



    Er, you can't demonstrate I've posted any "talking" point anywhere, at all.

    But you go on telling yourself you're a big true teller!

    You should. 
    Really.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Raisethis2:

    Intellectual cowardice? 

    Well, at least the things I say are true as opposed to being talking points on Fox "News".

     It's really just this simple. There are 40 million people in America without healthcare tonight. This act will eliminate that situation for about 30 million of them.

     There will be some who will refuse to play along and may never be a drain on the system by becoming ill. By doing so the IRS (I suppose) will be required to tax them or bust them for tax evasion.  Then again, they may become ill and poof......there's your pre-existing condition. Either way, the deadbeats (and I'm certain 14daroad is one of them)  will need to pay their own way. 

    Cut back on the beer and weed and become a responsible adult. 



    Er, you can't demonstrate I've posted any "talking" point anywhere, at all.

    But you go on telling yourself you're a big true teller!

    You should. 
    Really.
     
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    Posted: Jul. 6, 2012 - 10:29 AM ET #88

    Quote Originally Posted by Biscuiteater1:

    I dont understand how you surmise that " the health care delievery system for 300+ million people will be wrecked" 

    I'm sorry you can't figure it out but go read the links I provided and then hopefully you can see that Americans will be getting fewer insurance options, crappier treatment, and higher prices.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Biscuiteater1:

    I dont understand how you surmise that " the health care delievery system for 300+ million people will be wrecked" 

    I'm sorry you can't figure it out but go read the links I provided and then hopefully you can see that Americans will be getting fewer insurance options, crappier treatment, and higher prices.


     
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    Posted: Jul. 6, 2012 - 10:30 AM ET #89

    There are 40 million people in America without healthcare tonight. 


    Complete and utter lie.

    This act will eliminate that situation for about 30 million of them.


    Complete & utter lie.

    Do you have a crystal ball?

    Also, given that Obamacare is already leading to health insurance premiums rising & coverage being dropped, I'd love for you to explain how this will happend.

    But we all know you can't.

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    There are 40 million people in America without healthcare tonight. 


    Complete and utter lie.

    This act will eliminate that situation for about 30 million of them.


    Complete & utter lie.

    Do you have a crystal ball?

    Also, given that Obamacare is already leading to health insurance premiums rising & coverage being dropped, I'd love for you to explain how this will happend.

    But we all know you can't.

     
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    Posted: Jul. 6, 2012 - 10:43 AM ET #90

    Quote Originally Posted by 14daroad:





    Really?

    Obama rushes around the country saying the auto companies paid back the loans?

    Also, the Treasury brags that TARP costs were recovered with interest.

    Please provide a cite for you claims (shouting OMB isn't a cite).


    You know 14daroad I get amazed whenever I see your posts. For a person that is so ill informed you really think you know all the answers. Quite amusing actually. For starters, the auto Industry portion of the bailout was what $100 Billion? Yes those companies did pay back. What about the trillions that were sent to companies? Don't give us an example of industry keeping their promise to repay. The majority of the money was given to these companies not lent. Surely one such as yourself who is so well educated and informed realizes the difference. 
    The OMB by the way for your own edification is appointed by the President but they in no way are beholden to any political party. They simply crunch the numbers. Going by your philosophy I guess when the job figures come out those figures are inaccurate because the Labor department is part of the government as well right. 
    I guess what I find really amazing about you is that no matter the subject you continually post falsehoods, propaganda, and half truths based on what you have heard on some far right wing website, talk show or FOX news. I suppose I'm wondering like the rest of the people on this site. Do you have any original thoughts or are you just a storm trooper following orders for the right wing wackos that spoon feed you this garbage on a daily basis.
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    Really?

    Obama rushes around the country saying the auto companies paid back the loans?

    Also, the Treasury brags that TARP costs were recovered with interest.

    Please provide a cite for you claims (shouting OMB isn't a cite).


    You know 14daroad I get amazed whenever I see your posts. For a person that is so ill informed you really think you know all the answers. Quite amusing actually. For starters, the auto Industry portion of the bailout was what $100 Billion? Yes those companies did pay back. What about the trillions that were sent to companies? Don't give us an example of industry keeping their promise to repay. The majority of the money was given to these companies not lent. Surely one such as yourself who is so well educated and informed realizes the difference. 
    The OMB by the way for your own edification is appointed by the President but they in no way are beholden to any political party. They simply crunch the numbers. Going by your philosophy I guess when the job figures come out those figures are inaccurate because the Labor department is part of the government as well right. 
    I guess what I find really amazing about you is that no matter the subject you continually post falsehoods, propaganda, and half truths based on what you have heard on some far right wing website, talk show or FOX news. I suppose I'm wondering like the rest of the people on this site. Do you have any original thoughts or are you just a storm trooper following orders for the right wing wackos that spoon feed you this garbage on a daily basis.
     
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    Posted: Jul. 6, 2012 - 10:52 AM ET #91

    Quote Originally Posted by 14daroad:

    There are 40 million people in America without healthcare tonight. 


    Complete and utter lie.

    This act will eliminate that situation for about 30 million of them.


    Complete & utter lie.

    Do you have a crystal ball?

    Also, given that Obamacare is already leading to health insurance premiums rising & coverage being dropped, I'd love for you to explain how this will happend.

    But we all know you can't.

    I will this post as evidence of my above post about you 14daroad. How can any sane person deny that there are at least 40 million people uninsured in this country. Your buffoonery is on full display for the world to see. What's next Professor? The holocaust was a lie. Oh no wait there's no proof we went to the moon. Maybe Tupac and Elvis are sharing a condo in Tahiti right. Dude you should be a comedian really. I have never met anyone that swears to the high heavens (oops I forgot you're an atheist as well) that they know so much on any subject yet has arguably the least amount of knowledge on the subjects he professes to have all the answers. Go to the Bar 14daroad and entertain your fellow alcoholics with your supreme intelligence. You sir a JOKE!
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    Quote Originally Posted by 14daroad:

    There are 40 million people in America without healthcare tonight. 


    Complete and utter lie.

    This act will eliminate that situation for about 30 million of them.


    Complete & utter lie.

    Do you have a crystal ball?

    Also, given that Obamacare is already leading to health insurance premiums rising & coverage being dropped, I'd love for you to explain how this will happend.

    But we all know you can't.

    I will this post as evidence of my above post about you 14daroad. How can any sane person deny that there are at least 40 million people uninsured in this country. Your buffoonery is on full display for the world to see. What's next Professor? The holocaust was a lie. Oh no wait there's no proof we went to the moon. Maybe Tupac and Elvis are sharing a condo in Tahiti right. Dude you should be a comedian really. I have never met anyone that swears to the high heavens (oops I forgot you're an atheist as well) that they know so much on any subject yet has arguably the least amount of knowledge on the subjects he professes to have all the answers. Go to the Bar 14daroad and entertain your fellow alcoholics with your supreme intelligence. You sir a JOKE!
     
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    Posted: Jul. 6, 2012 - 10:55 AM ET #92

    How can any sane person deny that there are at least 40 million people uninsured in this country. 


    Can you read? Because the assertion was "There are 40 million people in America without healthcare tonight."

    You understand there is a difference between "health care" and "health insurance" right?

    You understand the the entire premise of the individual mandate is that people are getting health care at emergency rooms even though the don't have insurance and don't pay, right?

    So please, please cite any source proving 40 million people don't have health care.

    I can't wait to read all about it.

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    How can any sane person deny that there are at least 40 million people uninsured in this country. 


    Can you read? Because the assertion was "There are 40 million people in America without healthcare tonight."

    You understand there is a difference between "health care" and "health insurance" right?

    You understand the the entire premise of the individual mandate is that people are getting health care at emergency rooms even though the don't have insurance and don't pay, right?

    So please, please cite any source proving 40 million people don't have health care.

    I can't wait to read all about it.

     
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    Posted: Jul. 6, 2012 - 10:56 AM ET #93

    You know 14daroad I get amazed whenever I see your posts. For a person that is so ill informed you really think you know all the answers.


    Notice you didn't answer the questions.

    Want to take a guess as to why that is?

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    You know 14daroad I get amazed whenever I see your posts. For a person that is so ill informed you really think you know all the answers.


    Notice you didn't answer the questions.

    Want to take a guess as to why that is?

     
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    Posted: Jul. 6, 2012 - 11:04 AM ET #94

    Quote Originally Posted by Raisethis2:

    Intellectual cowardice? 


    Cut back on the beer and weed and become a responsible adult. 




    I don't know about cowardice, but definitely a lot of babble. Most people thought they were being responsible by carrying their own insurance, and doing what they can to stay healthy.

    So now the Dem definition of responsibility is providing for you??


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    Quote Originally Posted by Raisethis2:

    Intellectual cowardice? 


    Cut back on the beer and weed and become a responsible adult. 




    I don't know about cowardice, but definitely a lot of babble. Most people thought they were being responsible by carrying their own insurance, and doing what they can to stay healthy.

    So now the Dem definition of responsibility is providing for you??


     
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    Here are the indisputable facts about our healthcare system. Our healthcare system is the most expensive in the world. The Insurance companies are more interested in making profits than paying out huge medical bills could care less about your personal health. The Pharmaceuticals only interest is hyping up bad meds to make a profit and could care less about the side effects of such shoddy research. The only thing that matters is hurry up and bring it to market. We will deal with the lawsuits later. We haven't been #1 in the medical field for at least 20 years. We are falling further behind in this area hence the need to import literally plane loads of Filipino nurses to work in some of our hospitals. 
    Now we have people saying everything is fine. "Our system is the best" These mental midgets are like Nero playing the harp while Rome burns. EVERYTHING ISN'T FINE AND WE DON'T HAVE THE BEST MEDICAL SYSTEM ANYMORE! With that being said something has to be done. Obamacare isn't perfect and it wont address all the issues but at least it's a first step to where we need to be. No matter what you say I was raised to believe that if someone else can do something then you can do it as well. The entire industrialized world has a healthcare plan for their people. All I'm saying is if you really believe in Americans and American exceptionalism then why in the world should we be the only country that refuses to provide a basic need for it's people. We will and are paying more money now under the present system which will collapse if something isn't done. This will not be a smooth transition but we will be much better off in 10 years with this plan as opposed to playing the harp with the right wing wackos and watching Rome burn. 
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    Here are the indisputable facts about our healthcare system. Our healthcare system is the most expensive in the world. The Insurance companies are more interested in making profits than paying out huge medical bills could care less about your personal health. The Pharmaceuticals only interest is hyping up bad meds to make a profit and could care less about the side effects of such shoddy research. The only thing that matters is hurry up and bring it to market. We will deal with the lawsuits later. We haven't been #1 in the medical field for at least 20 years. We are falling further behind in this area hence the need to import literally plane loads of Filipino nurses to work in some of our hospitals. 
    Now we have people saying everything is fine. "Our system is the best" These mental midgets are like Nero playing the harp while Rome burns. EVERYTHING ISN'T FINE AND WE DON'T HAVE THE BEST MEDICAL SYSTEM ANYMORE! With that being said something has to be done. Obamacare isn't perfect and it wont address all the issues but at least it's a first step to where we need to be. No matter what you say I was raised to believe that if someone else can do something then you can do it as well. The entire industrialized world has a healthcare plan for their people. All I'm saying is if you really believe in Americans and American exceptionalism then why in the world should we be the only country that refuses to provide a basic need for it's people. We will and are paying more money now under the present system which will collapse if something isn't done. This will not be a smooth transition but we will be much better off in 10 years with this plan as opposed to playing the harp with the right wing wackos and watching Rome burn. 
     
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    Posted: Jul. 6, 2012 - 11:12 AM ET #96

    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

     Months ago, there was a poll on who is the smartest forum member and Vanzack was chosen among the top people.

    That is spit out your coffee, laugh out loud, funny.

    Seriously.


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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

     Months ago, there was a poll on who is the smartest forum member and Vanzack was chosen among the top people.

    That is spit out your coffee, laugh out loud, funny.

    Seriously.


     
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    Posted: Jul. 6, 2012 - 11:16 AM ET #97

    The entire industrialized world has a healthcare plan for their people


    America has more immigration than the rest of the world combined.

    If seeing a doctor and the health care system were so horrible, I doubt that fact would stay constant.

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    The entire industrialized world has a healthcare plan for their people


    America has more immigration than the rest of the world combined.

    If seeing a doctor and the health care system were so horrible, I doubt that fact would stay constant.

     
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    Quote Originally Posted by HutchEmAll:

    Is there any american that was at risk of not getting necessary health care last year, that will now recieve it because of AHA?
    ___________

    They will HAVE TO PAY FOR IT.  And that is a bad thing?  You would rather have them just go to the emergency room and let all of us pay for it?


    I don't understand how this bill makes those people that weren't paying for it then, pay for it now?  They still won't pay, and now they'll be fined 750, except since they couldn't afford it in the first place, they will get a subsidized tax credit. WHAT CHANGES?

    Other then the government promises to utilized the IRS as a collection agency for the rents that the monopolistic "insurance" companies soak people for, at the end of the usfedgov now.

    I put the word insurance in quotations because i don't believe that the entities we call 'insurance' companies serve the function of insuring. But maybe i just have a different defintion of what insurance is. Or health care, for that matter. Well, maybe tax as well

    For those of this touting this as beneficial to the citizenry, you are implying that IT'S DIFFERENT THIS TIME
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    Is there any american that was at risk of not getting necessary health care last year, that will now recieve it because of AHA?
    ___________

    They will HAVE TO PAY FOR IT.  And that is a bad thing?  You would rather have them just go to the emergency room and let all of us pay for it?


    I don't understand how this bill makes those people that weren't paying for it then, pay for it now?  They still won't pay, and now they'll be fined 750, except since they couldn't afford it in the first place, they will get a subsidized tax credit. WHAT CHANGES?

    Other then the government promises to utilized the IRS as a collection agency for the rents that the monopolistic "insurance" companies soak people for, at the end of the usfedgov now.

    I put the word insurance in quotations because i don't believe that the entities we call 'insurance' companies serve the function of insuring. But maybe i just have a different defintion of what insurance is. Or health care, for that matter. Well, maybe tax as well

    For those of this touting this as beneficial to the citizenry, you are implying that IT'S DIFFERENT THIS TIME
     
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    14daroad wants to go the semantics rout and spit hairs over the use of the term "healthcare" vs "health insurance" in the context of 40 million people going without? Seriously man, this is your argument? 

    Let me rephrase if it helps someone of such utter brilliance grasp the point...... there are 40 million people without health care who would face complete financial devastation should they become ill or injured.

    Yes dumbass, they can go to Emergency Rooms and obtain healthcare via it's most expensive delivery method available but in doing so they would be generating bills that could ruin them financially if they own a home or have any savings.   This is the whole point in the word "affordable" in The Affordable Care Act". 



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    14daroad wants to go the semantics rout and spit hairs over the use of the term "healthcare" vs "health insurance" in the context of 40 million people going without? Seriously man, this is your argument? 

    Let me rephrase if it helps someone of such utter brilliance grasp the point...... there are 40 million people without health care who would face complete financial devastation should they become ill or injured.

    Yes dumbass, they can go to Emergency Rooms and obtain healthcare via it's most expensive delivery method available but in doing so they would be generating bills that could ruin them financially if they own a home or have any savings.   This is the whole point in the word "affordable" in The Affordable Care Act". 



     
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

     Months ago, there was a poll on who is the smartest forum member and Vanzack was chosen among the top people.

    Yeah but how credible would that poll be when a bunch of idiots are doing the voting?...hihihihihi!

    ...a bunch of degenerates from a gambling website...hihihihihi!

    Don't mind me, just having a lil' fun in the late mornin' here...lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

     Months ago, there was a poll on who is the smartest forum member and Vanzack was chosen among the top people.

    Yeah but how credible would that poll be when a bunch of idiots are doing the voting?...hihihihihi!

    ...a bunch of degenerates from a gambling website...hihihihihi!

    Don't mind me, just having a lil' fun in the late mornin' here...lol

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