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    Quote Originally Posted by AnabolicBoy1981 View Post
    Well because of OC im losing my insurance this coming year because of something in the bill i guess my insurance doesnt coincide with.....so much for "You can keep your plan if you like it".

    Whole thing is totally unecessary. There was already a "safety net" I've banged enough dirt poor single moms to know this, and they always have some way to see a doc when their kid gets sick. We didn't need this extra obamacare. take it from someone whose banged alota single moms, like dozens here... this thing was totally not needed.

    Wow I was just thinking to myself the other day, I wonder if anyone here has banged a lot of single moms.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shol'va

    Wow I was just thinking to myself the other day, I wonder if anyone here has banged a lot of single moms.
    LMFAO! I laughed out Loud man haha

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    I had no idea what this thread had become. dear lord i have a lot of reading to do. like 95 replies worth

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    Romneys plan included cross state line insured options so it promoted competition and prices would have gone down instead of up.

    It's estimated (conservatively) that there will be 4x as many uninsured people by mid January 2014 compared to before Obamacare.

    There will always be those who will blindly believe it's all for the greater good no mater who or how many are getting hurt.

    I wonder how much longer it will be before my company decided to drop our healthcare? I have seen BIG changes the last few years, several I predicted long time ago such as they started offering a $50 gift card to anyone who answered a few simple health questions such as Height, weight, body fat, blood pressure, cholesterol, eating habits/diet etc. I predicted and told several co workers that in a few years I bet instead of a gift card it was going to turn into a penalty if you dont answer. (intrusion of privacy?) I was right, 2 years ago instead of a gift card they came up with the policy if you don't answer the questioner it would cost you $50 additional EVERY month. Now they added on a smoking clause, if you are a smoker your health insurance cost you $50 a month more.

    There are those who will still say it's all for our own good. Really? I see it as just more government control and a way to take more money away. We need to be careful about what we accept as the norm or gifts from the government. There is always a bigger agenda and strings attached.

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    It is redistribution of wealth. Obama is a marxist.

    Think about the trickle down effect this is going to have on small businesses.

    This is their second attempt at eliminating the middle class. The housing bubble and recession did not acomplish what they meant it to. So this will likley do it..

    Wait until the IRS comes door to door to ask "why havent you signed up yet"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Dura View Post

    You are forced to get insurance to drive a car. If it weren't a choice, those who wanted to act responsibly and get insured would have to pay a lot and you'd also end up paying for the uninsured (to make the analogy work.) That's absurd. Better if we were all insured because evetually we will all need the insurance.

    This law is a step in the right direction but it does suck.
    Then why do I pay for uninsured and under insured motorist insurance?

    Its a state by state law not on a federal level.
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    Maybe government has to impose itself into our lives because most Americans are too stupid to take care of themselves.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DSM4Life View Post
    Maybe government has to impose itself into our lives because most Americans are too stupid to take care of themselves.
    Or, Maybe government has to impose itself into our lives because most Americans are too stupid to take care of themselves.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Dura View Post

    You are forced to get insurance to drive a car. If it weren't a choice, those who wanted to act responsibly and get insured would have to pay a lot and you'd also end up paying for the uninsured (to make the analogy work.) That's absurd. Better if we were all insured because evetually we will all need the insurance.

    This law is a step in the right direction but it does suck.
    My understanding is that if you drive uninsured it can directly affect someone else that's why we are required to have car insurance, your personal health can not except for some rare cases i'm sure.

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    As of today Only 106,185 people selected an Obamacare health insurance plan nationally in the first month of sales, federal officials announced Wednesday.

    And just 26,794 of those people went through the technologically troubled HealthCare.gov site, the federally run marketplace that is selling privately issued insurance to individuals in the 36 states not operating their own health exchanges. That means fewer than 1,000 people have signed up, on average, in each of the states where the federal government's Web site is handling enrollment.

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    Go figure.....


    Even bill Clinton came out and said this isn't the way it was supposed to work.

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    1 million have lost insurance in Cali.

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    Obama is a effin idiot. He is a liar. He is a piece of schmit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by likelifting View Post
    Obama is a effin idiot. He is a liar. He is a piece of schmit.
    Politicians lie its in the job description. Only man who stuck by what he said he was going to do was the late IAN SMITH

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    Quote Originally Posted by Euroholic

    Politicians lie its in the job description. Only man who stuck by what he said he was going to do was the late IAN SMITH
    Yea but this wasn't a white lie.... His whole policy..... The entire bill..... Is/was a lie.

    - u can keep the plan/doc you have
    That was a lie

    - it's going to cost $900 billion
    That was a lie

    - premiums will go down by $2500 per family per year
    That was a lie

    If it actually worked the way he intended...... Only 10% more of the population would actually be covered. So we overhaul healthcare and disrupt half of the population and what they had for only 10% more people.

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    And it's not even working! They're already talking about the death spiral. This whole thing may fold up and fail

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hazard View Post
    And it's not even working! They're already talking about the death spiral. This whole thing may fold up and fail
    And when that happens, and it will, then the real argument starts. The supporters of the bill will say we tried it this way but we really need to move towards a single payer system if it's going to work. And the American people will buy the idea or they'll reject it and the whole thing will end. Right now, I'm not sure which way that future scenario will play out. If the current legislation truly does implode and cause some serious damage, I'd like to think we as a country have enough sense to see how ridiculous this whole thing is but I'm not sure we do have the sense anymore.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hazard View Post
    And it's not even working! They're already talking about the death spiral. This whole thing may fold up and fail
    The whole thing will fold up, not may but will.
    Last edited by Armykid93; 11-16-2013 at 11:08 AM.

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    The best is when republicans say this bill is horrible and will cause so much damage but when you ask them for an alternative they just shrug their shoulders. If you don't have a solution then STFU.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DSM4Life View Post
    The best is when republicans say this bill is horrible and will cause so much damage but when you ask them for an alternative they just shrug their shoulders. If you don't have a solution then STFU.
    There have been plenty of republicans that have offered plenty of solutions. This idea that they haven't is a ridiculous lie reported by many in the media who don't like the alternative solutions because it's not the current legislation. This doesn't mean all the other solutions are good ones. I'm simply stating there have been plenty offered.

    All of the problems in the U.S. with healthcare, each and every single one can be fixed with individual legislation.

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