19 trillion gdp in US and dude has to ask pinball site for med bills. Just wrong. Hopefully you heal up OK, looks painful!
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Quoted from Jaybird815:Does that cover what we spend?
Spend about 4 trillion, so lots of cash floating around somewhere...probably in the Cayman’s.
Bump, get well soon
Guy needs cash for med bills and you dipshits are going off with the right wing memes!
Have you no decency? Outrage.
Pinside, lol
Get well soon
Quoted from jandrea95:, I just wanted to explain it isnt like a normal "business" so to speak.
At any rate, they’re crazy if they didn’t carry basic liability. Anybody that’s owned a home knows how vulnerable you are without coverage.
Quoted from Rager170:Anything run by the government is worse
Seems slightly simplistic...I like and think are generally well run: police, fire, National highways, parks, libraries, the military, safe cheap food supply, just to name a few!
Be positive!
Get well soon!
Quoted from jj44114:10,000 sq ft home. $500k+
Wouldn’t even buy a dirt lot in Denver metro...that’s a steal!!
Quoted from Trekkie1978:Who are the people who wrote the bill?
You realize it’s been gutted for the past 3 years which is why it’s getting worse not better. The gov’t is in court right now fighting to destroy its own policy...instead of making it better.
Quoted from gdonovan:It can't be made better, you can't polish a turd as a wise man once said.
The current alternative is no plan. At all. Dump everyone off with no backup and back to pre-existing conditions exclusions etc.
Church fundraising is great but unexpected things happen and no one is at “fault”. Good luck raising 80k for a surgery or whatever.
Quoted from gdonovan:Who says? Buy healthcare.
I'll point out one bullet point of Obamacare was it would cover uncovered Americans.
Just as many have no coverage now that had no coverage then. That number has not significantly changed.
That is inaccurate.
The Census found that 8.5% of the U.S. population went without medical insurance for all of 2018, up from 7.9% in 2017. By contrast, in 2013, before the Affordable Care Act took full effect, 13.3% were uninsured. It was the first year-to-year increase since 2008-09, Census officials said.
Quoted from Trekkie1978:The law sucks...it needs to be scrapped...end of story.
Beginning of story if there’s no plan. Shortsighted.
Quoted from gdonovan:Are you accounting for changes in population? I said number not percentages.
Umm...y.e.s.
Carry on with your tirade.
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