Red Mosquito

don't ever get Kaiser permanente though. Just fyi

Paul Ryan said today that healthcare doesn't work if the healthy have to subsidize the sick.

Does he know how any insurance works? At all?

McParadigm wrote:Paul Ryan said today that healthcare doesn't work if the healthy have to subsidize the sick.

Does he know how any insurance works? At all?

I'm swimmin' in half truths. and it makes me wanna spit.
Instructor, come separate the healthy from the sick.

Haha...I wonder how many Viagra and Cialis prescriptions there are in that room.

My goodness that CBO report.

14 million more uninsured in 2018. 21 million more in 2020. 24 million more in 2026.

Healthcare at gunpoint tends to result in more insured people, I agree.

BurtReynolds wrote:Healthcare at gunpoint tends to result in more insured people, I agree.

Ugh. No.

I was at the beer store a few months back and some rube behind the counter was losing her shit about obamacare and how she hated the gov't because they were forcing her to get health care. 1) she probably needs it more than anybody becasue she was super overweight and smelled like death and 2) its not true as to where we live.
You can waive the fee here where I live with the reason "its too expensive" .

I did it for 2 years. Never once penalized or forced to do anything.

Strat wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Healthcare at gunpoint tends to result in more insured people, I agree.

Ugh. No.

I was at the beer store a few months back and some rube behind the counter was losing her shit about obamacare and how she hated the gov't because they were forcing her to get health care. 1) she probably needs it more than anybody becasue she was super overweight and smelled like death and 2) its not true as to where we live.
You can waive the fee here where I live with the reason "its too expensive" .

I did it for 2 years. Never once penalized or forced to do anything.

You've said this before. I'm not really interested in the comings and goings of whatever podunk Colorado backwater you reside.

BurtReynolds wrote:

Strat wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Healthcare at gunpoint tends to result in more insured people, I agree.

Ugh. No.

I was at the beer store a few months back and some rube behind the counter was losing her shit about obamacare and how she hated the gov't because they were forcing her to get health care. 1) she probably needs it more than anybody becasue she was super overweight and smelled like death and 2) its not true as to where we live.
You can waive the fee here where I live with the reason "its too expensive" .

I did it for 2 years. Never once penalized or forced to do anything.

You've said this before. I'm not really interested in the comings and goings of whatever podunk Colorado backwater you reside.

Yea, we wouldn't want to learn a different perspective on the matter. Right, burt?

we wouldnt want it to challenge our already established viewpoint right burt?

go fuck yourself i hope you eat shit and die in your sleep. Your posts are awful anyway.


Just kidding.

Strat wrote:we wouldnt want it to challenge our already established viewpoint right burt?

go fuck yourself i hope you eat shit and die in your sleep. Your posts are awful anyway.


Just kidding.

Guys, seriosuly, i mean, look at that bird

I've been watching it for about 3 hours straight.

Now Trump my try to back out of this turkey.

Strat wrote:don't ever get Kaiser permanente though. Just fyi

HMO? PPO? Never had a bad experience with them myself, but maybe they are a different beast in your neck of the woods.

For my last couple employers in my area, the choice has been Kaiser of some variety vs. Blue Cross. Kaiser seems to be less out of pocket, and easier to coordinate as they try to be a one-stop shop.

Is it wrong to kinda hope this healthcare bill passes so all these Trump supporters can reap what they sow?