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originally posted by: worldstarcountry
a reply to: AnonyMason
I could really give a rat's ass. Not my problem anymore. Insurers are still required by law to not deny coverage for pre-existing conditions.
If they have to pay more so be it. The majority of pre existing conditions are a result of piss poor regard for ones health throughout a person's life. Like alcoholism, smoking tobacco, # diet, and lack of physical activity. Only a very small % is people born with conditions or cancers.
Moral of the story, take care of your damn body, you only live one life.
originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: AnonyMason
The only qualification for this bill to be considered good is that it repeals Obamacare. It doesn't actually have to be better than Obamacare.
originally posted by: ZenTam
What pisses me off and I don't understand why???......
They are making huge choices that directly affect OUR lives yet we aren't allowed to vote on it. WTF!!!??? We vote on every other thing for local state issues. We vote in the mayors, governors, senators, congress and the president, so why aren't we voting on this? It is a big deal, medical care for our own bodies, yet we have no say. They can write and approve or deny a million bills, but we the people should have the final say. After all, its my body, life and money.
a reply to: Willtell
They won't because the whores in congress and the white house are bought and paid for by the most corrupt system in the western world--the US.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: BuzzyWigs
NPR ... whatevs ... I posted a link to a guy who works in the industry and understands how it operates and what this bill will do.
I didn't say it was sunshine and roses and neither did he. He explained what it would do and that was all.
NPR is busy telling everyone that we're all going to die.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: BuzzyWigs
NPR ... whatevs ... I posted a link to a guy who works in the industry and understands how it operates and what this bill will do.
I didn't say it was sunshine and roses and neither did he. He explained what it would do and that was all.
NPR is busy telling everyone that we're all going to die.
originally posted by: MOMof3
a reply to: xuenchen
NPR and CSpan are great information and truthful.