Coito ergo sum wrote:NineOneFour wrote:
So, take it from the top: 32 million people can't afford insurance now.
Actually, it's more like 45 million, but some of them speak Spanish or are non-whites, so you could give a fuck if they die in the gutter.
You know what, fuck off. This fucking bullshit about one side or the other of this debate "not caring" or "not giving a fuck" is getting very tiresome.
Oh, I'm sorry, I must have missed the part where you stated you wanted them covered so they didn't die on American soil.
Nope, just went back and looked, and you dismissed them out of hand.
First of all, the language someone speaks is not determinative in the present case. They still have to buy their fucking insurance. It's a mandate to buy insurance. Don't you fucking get that? Spanish speakers are not exempted, and non-whites are not excluded. Further, spanish speakers and non-whites are not excluded now from receiving health care.
Yeah, I'm sure the guy here illegally gets health insurance through his illegal job.
Want to explain that one to the audience, sparky?
NineOneFour wrote:
[qoute] So the government is going to make them buy it. And, everyone making more than 43,000 a year will pay for their own insurance, plus cost sharing, to the tun of $7,600 a year average! 17 million make over 50,000 a year, and obviously a whole bunch more make between 44,000 and 50,000, so they too will get no assistance.
No one under $250,000 is going to have to spend a dime more than they are now UNLESS they are voluntarily uninsured, which is the cohort that you describe above. I have NO sympathy for these people since when they DO get sick, they pass on the costs to the rest of us who choose to get health insurance.
This idea that nobody under $250,000 is going to have to spend a dime more than they do now is a flat out lie. Provide your citation.[/quote]
I did later on, dude. You are one epic failure.
NineOneFour wrote:
I think you're one of those that thinks he's immortal, indestructable, and invincible and doesn't buy health insurance.
No, I do buy it.
Then stop the melodramatic whining.
NineOneFour wrote:
When you do get sick (and you will), then your plan is to dump the costs on us: i.e. the responsible insurance policy holders.
If you weren't so selfish you wouldn't mind paying. I probably make a lot less money than you.
Can anyone translate this for me?
NineOneFour wrote:
So, no, too bad.
That's what we're overhauling the insurance system to the tune of $2.5 trillion over 10 years for?
Yeah, wow, that 2.5 trillion sounds awful. Until you realize that it's a smidgen of the defense budget...
...because nothing is expensive unless it exceeds the defense budget....
2.5 trillion in today's budget, like it or not, is chicken feed.
NineOneFour wrote:
Get it yet?
I get that you're being deliberately dishonest with your figures, yes.
Me? I'll wait for your proof of this "nobody under $250,000" assertion...
Read ahead and prove that you've been pwned.
NineOneFour wrote:
And no one is eligible for welfare but haven't enrolled. That's a lie.
I didn't say welfare. I said Medicaid and SCHIP. It's not a lie.
Medicaid and SCHIP are parts of welfare and it's a lie, as has been pointed out by the articles posted by Valden which apparently you are incapable of reading. Too many multisyllabic worlds?
NineOneFour wrote:
Getting medicaid and/or SCHIP is not an easy process and usually you must be without assets that you can liquidate (such as a house or business) before you are eligible. Your canard is that you look at these people and say, well, fuck them, they should enroll in medicaid. Except they aren't eligible because they have assets even though they don't make a high salary. You would have them become destitute before they get help.
Oh, I'm sorry - people should be able to get assistance when they have the means to buy their own insurance? That's what you think?
Yes.