Thoughts on the passage of the health care bill?

[briansd1]

[quote=CONCHO]

Your job in this system is to eat the garbage, take the drugs, get into the hospital often and early, and die when there is no more money to be had from you. The health care bill just ensures that TPTB will have access to more money to keep this system going.

Back to work, slaves![/quote]

I agree CONCHO. But you can choose not to participate in that system. Good for you, but bad for most people.

[air_ogi]

Rushed into passage? It took more than a year to get the bill passed. How much time do you need?

California passed Tort reform in 1970s. It didn’t help that much with the rising cost of healtcare.

Stop with the talking points.

[air_ogi]

Rushed into passage? It took more than a year to get the bill passed. How much time do you need?

California passed Tort reform in 1970s. It didn’t help that much with the rising cost of healtcare.

Stop with the talking points.

[air_ogi]

Rushed into passage? It took more than a year to get the bill passed. How much time do you need?

California passed Tort reform in 1970s. It didn’t help that much with the rising cost of healtcare.

Stop with the talking points.

[air_ogi]

Rushed into passage? It took more than a year to get the bill passed. How much time do you need?

California passed Tort reform in 1970s. It didn’t help that much with the rising cost of healtcare.

Stop with the talking points.

[air_ogi]

Rushed into passage? It took more than a year to get the bill passed. How much time do you need?

California passed Tort reform in 1970s. It didn’t help that much with the rising cost of healtcare.

Stop with the talking points.

[briansd1]

[quote=ucodegen]
From personal experience, the total cost of paying it myself, when I got real sick (even turned yellow – jaundice) was $2100. That is the first time I had been really sick in over 20 years. In stead of paying insurance, it has been saved and invested.
[/quote]

If you have cancer or a very expensive disease, then what do you think will happen to your savings if you have no insurance?

[quote=ucodegen]

I guess that people forgot what happened when mandatory auto insurance was legislated in California. It was supposed to reduce costs, but had the opposite effect. [/quote]

I didn’t see auto rates increase in CA. In fact, my auto insurance rates have come down substantially when I switched to Wawanesa (A Canadian company that is very well managed).

We now have a much better system with the DMV automatically canceling registration of uninsured vehicles.

[briansd1]

[quote=ucodegen]
From personal experience, the total cost of paying it myself, when I got real sick (even turned yellow – jaundice) was $2100. That is the first time I had been really sick in over 20 years. In stead of paying insurance, it has been saved and invested.
[/quote]

If you have cancer or a very expensive disease, then what do you think will happen to your savings if you have no insurance?

[quote=ucodegen]

I guess that people forgot what happened when mandatory auto insurance was legislated in California. It was supposed to reduce costs, but had the opposite effect. [/quote]

I didn’t see auto rates increase in CA. In fact, my auto insurance rates have come down substantially when I switched to Wawanesa (A Canadian company that is very well managed).

We now have a much better system with the DMV automatically canceling registration of uninsured vehicles.

[briansd1]

[quote=ucodegen]
From personal experience, the total cost of paying it myself, when I got real sick (even turned yellow – jaundice) was $2100. That is the first time I had been really sick in over 20 years. In stead of paying insurance, it has been saved and invested.
[/quote]

If you have cancer or a very expensive disease, then what do you think will happen to your savings if you have no insurance?

[quote=ucodegen]

I guess that people forgot what happened when mandatory auto insurance was legislated in California. It was supposed to reduce costs, but had the opposite effect. [/quote]

I didn’t see auto rates increase in CA. In fact, my auto insurance rates have come down substantially when I switched to Wawanesa (A Canadian company that is very well managed).

We now have a much better system with the DMV automatically canceling registration of uninsured vehicles.

[briansd1]

[quote=ucodegen]
From personal experience, the total cost of paying it myself, when I got real sick (even turned yellow – jaundice) was $2100. That is the first time I had been really sick in over 20 years. In stead of paying insurance, it has been saved and invested.
[/quote]

If you have cancer or a very expensive disease, then what do you think will happen to your savings if you have no insurance?

[quote=ucodegen]

I guess that people forgot what happened when mandatory auto insurance was legislated in California. It was supposed to reduce costs, but had the opposite effect. [/quote]

I didn’t see auto rates increase in CA. In fact, my auto insurance rates have come down substantially when I switched to Wawanesa (A Canadian company that is very well managed).

We now have a much better system with the DMV automatically canceling registration of uninsured vehicles.

[briansd1]

[quote=ucodegen]
From personal experience, the total cost of paying it myself, when I got real sick (even turned yellow – jaundice) was $2100. That is the first time I had been really sick in over 20 years. In stead of paying insurance, it has been saved and invested.
[/quote]

If you have cancer or a very expensive disease, then what do you think will happen to your savings if you have no insurance?

[quote=ucodegen]

I guess that people forgot what happened when mandatory auto insurance was legislated in California. It was supposed to reduce costs, but had the opposite effect. [/quote]

I didn’t see auto rates increase in CA. In fact, my auto insurance rates have come down substantially when I switched to Wawanesa (A Canadian company that is very well managed).

We now have a much better system with the DMV automatically canceling registration of uninsured vehicles.

[briansd1]

[quote=air_ogi]Rushed into passage? It took more than a year to get the bill passed. How much time do you need?[/quote]

Yes, well said.

How much more debate should we have?

[briansd1]

[quote=air_ogi]Rushed into passage? It took more than a year to get the bill passed. How much time do you need?[/quote]

Yes, well said.

How much more debate should we have?

[briansd1]

[quote=air_ogi]Rushed into passage? It took more than a year to get the bill passed. How much time do you need?[/quote]

Yes, well said.

How much more debate should we have?

[briansd1]

[quote=air_ogi]Rushed into passage? It took more than a year to get the bill passed. How much time do you need?[/quote]

Yes, well said.

How much more debate should we have?

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