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LazyMacro
Profile Blog Joined August 2010
976 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-01-25 19:27:13
January 25 2011 19:25 GMT
#141
I'm glad the Republicans did this. The Obamacare bill needs to go away. It's not right for the government to tell me I have to buy a product or service. It's just plain wrong. And it's not cheap, and it's not free.

On January 26 2011 03:47 hifriend wrote:
Got a dental bill at $500 last month, made me realize just how awesome free healthcare is. u_u

I'm sorry, but it's this attitude that drives me nuts. It's not free! Do you think that dentist will do $500 of work for free because it's "free healthcare"? No, of course not. I'm paying for it. You're paying for it. Everyone else is, too.
TanGeng
Profile Blog Joined January 2009
Sanya12364 Posts
January 25 2011 19:27 GMT
#142
On January 26 2011 03:54 goiflin wrote:
Show nested quote +
Yeah I have car insurance to save me from the risk of getting my car towed and going to jail. You have no idea how our financial system works.

Actually, you have car insurance to pay Tom Hanks 200,000 dollars if you t-bone his brand new car.

Many states make it illegal to drive without insurance even if you completely own your car and have the money to pay for liability in case of accidents. For some people, the most compelling reason to have insurance is not to have car towed or going to jail.

The same is true for Massachusetts and health insurance. People are forced into buying affordable health insurance in Massachusetts or face paying an equally daunting fine.
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hifriend
Profile Blog Joined June 2009
China7935 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-01-25 19:33:29
January 25 2011 19:31 GMT
#143
On January 26 2011 03:51 goiflin wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 26 2011 03:47 hifriend wrote:
Got a dental bill at $500 last month, made me realize just how awesome free healthcare is. u_u


Not every country has free dental, even if they have free healthcare. Canada doesn't. Unless it's life threatening dental-infection, I'd imagine. Then we'd get it for free. Pulling teeth, though? Not covered.

Any europeans want to tell us about their dental situations? How about optical? It's not free here

I have free health care, but not dental. As is commonly the case in Europe.

Wasn't really trying to make a point or anything. ^^


On January 26 2011 04:25 LazyMacro wrote:
I'm glad the Republicans did this. The Obamacare bill needs to go away. It's not right for the government to tell me I have to buy a product or service. It's just plain wrong. And it's not cheap, and it's not free.

Show nested quote +
On January 26 2011 03:47 hifriend wrote:
Got a dental bill at $500 last month, made me realize just how awesome free healthcare is. u_u

I'm sorry, but it's this attitude that drives me nuts. It's not free! Do you think that dentist will do $500 of work for free because it's "free healthcare"? No, of course not. I'm paying for it. You're paying for it. Everyone else is, too.

Government funded health care is financed through taxes? Mind = blown.
BroodjeBaller
Profile Joined January 2011
125 Posts
January 25 2011 19:31 GMT
#144
These threads always make me feel disgusting and glad I dont live in the US.
Some people are so simple, selfish and short minded.
Rasva_Pallo
Profile Joined September 2010
Finland126 Posts
January 25 2011 19:32 GMT
#145
First of all I don't understand how it is fault of the people who voted for the bill that some1 else is going to veto it?

Second, there is no free healthcare instead of individuals paying for their own healthcare every1 pays for every1s healthcare this is the way in Finland too. I think it is good when some1 injures in accident, but it also discourages people to take care of their own health because they don't need worry about the hospital bills.
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Consolidate
Profile Joined February 2010
United States829 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-01-25 19:32:47
January 25 2011 19:32 GMT
#146
On January 26 2011 04:25 LazyMacro wrote:
I'm glad the Republicans did this. The Obamacare bill needs to go away. It's not right for the government to tell me I have to buy a product or service. It's just plain wrong. And it's not cheap, and it's not free.

Show nested quote +
On January 26 2011 03:47 hifriend wrote:
Got a dental bill at $500 last month, made me realize just how awesome free healthcare is. u_u

I'm sorry, but it's this attitude that drives me nuts. It's not free! Do you think that dentist will do $500 of work for free because it's "free healthcare"? No, of course not. I'm paying for it. You're paying for it. Everyone else is, too.


The government forces you to buy the service of education does not it?

Roads aren't free. Do you think the government would have have you not pay taxes in exchange for promising never to use their roads?

This health care is 'unconstitutional' argument is pretty tenuous.
Creature posessed the the spirit of inquiry and bloodlust - Adventure Time
Apexplayer
Profile Joined September 2009
United States406 Posts
January 25 2011 19:32 GMT
#147
On January 26 2011 04:25 LazyMacro wrote:
I'm glad the Republicans did this. The Obamacare bill needs to go away. It's not right for the government to tell me I have to buy a product or service. It's just plain wrong. And it's not cheap, and it's not free.

Show nested quote +
On January 26 2011 03:47 hifriend wrote:
Got a dental bill at $500 last month, made me realize just how awesome free healthcare is. u_u

I'm sorry, but it's this attitude that drives me nuts. It's not free! Do you think that dentist will do $500 of work for free because it's "free healthcare"? No, of course not. I'm paying for it. You're paying for it. Everyone else is, too.


It's not the "Obama care bill" this is the recent changes.

Basically stuff like updating insurance policies, increasing medicare aid. And stopping insurance companies from increasing premiums without warning or valid reason....
....
xDaunt
Profile Joined March 2010
United States17988 Posts
January 25 2011 19:37 GMT
#148
On January 26 2011 04:32 Consolidate wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 26 2011 04:25 LazyMacro wrote:
I'm glad the Republicans did this. The Obamacare bill needs to go away. It's not right for the government to tell me I have to buy a product or service. It's just plain wrong. And it's not cheap, and it's not free.

On January 26 2011 03:47 hifriend wrote:
Got a dental bill at $500 last month, made me realize just how awesome free healthcare is. u_u

I'm sorry, but it's this attitude that drives me nuts. It's not free! Do you think that dentist will do $500 of work for free because it's "free healthcare"? No, of course not. I'm paying for it. You're paying for it. Everyone else is, too.


The government forces you to buy the service of education does not it?

Roads aren't free. Do you think the government would have have you not pay taxes in exchange for promising never to use their roads?

This health care is 'unconstitutional' argument is pretty tenuous.


Tenuous? There's a big difference between the government taxing you and providing services with that tax money and the government forcing you to buy a product from a private company. What if the government said, "Hey, all of you have to go buy a gun or face imprisonment or a fine." Better yet, what if the government said, "Hey, all of you have to guy a gun from Smith & Wesson." If you don't like the gun example, what if the government said, "Hey, all of you to go buy a car from GM every 5 years or face fines."

Do you see the problem yet?
Electric.Jesus
Profile Joined May 2010
Germany755 Posts
January 25 2011 19:40 GMT
#149
On January 26 2011 03:48 xDaunt wrote:
Here's an excerpt from a paper that I wrote on the subject:

Show nested quote +
Conversely, those subscribers that are unprofitable to the insurers can be very unprofitable. It has been estimated that the top 10% most expensive patients account for 69% of all health care costs. Even more striking is the fact that 1% of patients account for 25% of all health care costs. Today, some private insurance companies face even more disproportionate payout schedules. For example, Blue Shield of California has reported that approximately 90% of their distributions go to 10% of their insured patients. “End of life care,” health care given to a patient in final weeks before death, accounts for approximately 10-12% of total health care costs and 27% of Medicare costs. Statistically, 1 in every 1000 households will receive a “shock” of medical expenses totaling at least $125,000 in present value during any given year.


Err, should I laugh or cry at this? Of course the §expensive patients" cause more costs. That's why they are called "expensive", in the first place. This is like a car insurance company saying: "Those idiots that have accidents cost us much more than people who dont't". Go figure.

The whole idea of health insurance is that you pay money into a big pool because you can then afford treatment that is expensive. You risk paying more than you get out, at the same time, if you are lucky enough not to suffer from serious illness. The solution is not to kick out the poeple who cost too much, obviously, because that would make the whole idea pointless.
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DoubleReed
Profile Blog Joined September 2010
United States4130 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-01-25 19:43:48
January 25 2011 19:43 GMT
#150
On January 26 2011 04:37 xDaunt wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 26 2011 04:32 Consolidate wrote:
On January 26 2011 04:25 LazyMacro wrote:
I'm glad the Republicans did this. The Obamacare bill needs to go away. It's not right for the government to tell me I have to buy a product or service. It's just plain wrong. And it's not cheap, and it's not free.

On January 26 2011 03:47 hifriend wrote:
Got a dental bill at $500 last month, made me realize just how awesome free healthcare is. u_u

I'm sorry, but it's this attitude that drives me nuts. It's not free! Do you think that dentist will do $500 of work for free because it's "free healthcare"? No, of course not. I'm paying for it. You're paying for it. Everyone else is, too.


The government forces you to buy the service of education does not it?

Roads aren't free. Do you think the government would have have you not pay taxes in exchange for promising never to use their roads?

This health care is 'unconstitutional' argument is pretty tenuous.


Tenuous? There's a big difference between the government taxing you and providing services with that tax money and the government forcing you to buy a product from a private company. What if the government said, "Hey, all of you have to go buy a gun or face imprisonment or a fine." Better yet, what if the government said, "Hey, all of you have to guy a gun from Smith & Wesson." If you don't like the gun example, what if the government said, "Hey, all of you to go buy a car from GM every 5 years or face fines."

Do you see the problem yet?


This would only have a valid point if the healthcare companies didn't have to change any of their own policies.

Heathcare companies are also forced to provide certain people with healthcare at reasonable prices. It's not nearly as simple as the government saying "You have to buy health insurance." Sorry, the issue is actually more complicated than that.
TanGeng
Profile Blog Joined January 2009
Sanya12364 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-01-25 19:44:06
January 25 2011 19:43 GMT
#151
Without the insurance mandate, the bill was going to destroy the health care insurance industry by regulating it to the point where risk management, risk mitigation, and moral hazard mitigation become nearly impossible. When that happens, you'd have a max exodus of customers from health insurance because it becomes preposterous in costs. The insurance mandate is the only way the industry would be able to survive in such an environment.

Health care mandate is unconstitutional. The federal government has no such power in the Constitution, but I don't think the federal government feels at all constrained by the Constitution. I'd put some effort into arguing constitutionality if I felt that it was going to be respect at all.
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Electric.Jesus
Profile Joined May 2010
Germany755 Posts
January 25 2011 19:43 GMT
#152
On January 26 2011 04:25 LazyMacro wrote:
I'm glad the Republicans did this. The Obamacare bill needs to go away. It's not right for the government to tell me I have to buy a product or service. It's just plain wrong. And it's not cheap, and it's not free.

Show nested quote +
On January 26 2011 03:47 hifriend wrote:
Got a dental bill at $500 last month, made me realize just how awesome free healthcare is. u_u

I'm sorry, but it's this attitude that drives me nuts. It's not free! Do you think that dentist will do $500 of work for free because it's "free healthcare"? No, of course not. I'm paying for it. You're paying for it. Everyone else is, too.


Yes, please listen to what this guy says. Healthcare is never free. It is merely the question who pays for it and whether everyone pays the same amount ot whether you pay according to your income.
"Sir, the enemy has us sourrounded" - "Excellent, now we can attack in any direction!"
Consolidate
Profile Joined February 2010
United States829 Posts
January 25 2011 19:44 GMT
#153
On January 26 2011 04:37 xDaunt wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 26 2011 04:32 Consolidate wrote:
On January 26 2011 04:25 LazyMacro wrote:
I'm glad the Republicans did this. The Obamacare bill needs to go away. It's not right for the government to tell me I have to buy a product or service. It's just plain wrong. And it's not cheap, and it's not free.

On January 26 2011 03:47 hifriend wrote:
Got a dental bill at $500 last month, made me realize just how awesome free healthcare is. u_u

I'm sorry, but it's this attitude that drives me nuts. It's not free! Do you think that dentist will do $500 of work for free because it's "free healthcare"? No, of course not. I'm paying for it. You're paying for it. Everyone else is, too.


The government forces you to buy the service of education does not it?

Roads aren't free. Do you think the government would have have you not pay taxes in exchange for promising never to use their roads?

This health care is 'unconstitutional' argument is pretty tenuous.


Tenuous? There's a big difference between the government taxing you and providing services with that tax money and the government forcing you to buy a product from a private company. What if the government said, "Hey, all of you have to go buy a gun or face imprisonment or a fine." Better yet, what if the government said, "Hey, all of you have to guy a gun from Smith & Wesson." If you don't like the gun example, what if the government said, "Hey, all of you to go buy a car from GM every 5 years or face fines."

Do you see the problem yet?


Where in the bill does the government force you to buy private health insurance?
Creature posessed the the spirit of inquiry and bloodlust - Adventure Time
LazyMacro
Profile Blog Joined August 2010
976 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-01-25 19:47:50
January 25 2011 19:46 GMT
#154
Edit: Oops, delete, please.
TanGeng
Profile Blog Joined January 2009
Sanya12364 Posts
January 25 2011 19:47 GMT
#155
On January 26 2011 04:43 Electric.Jesus wrote:
Yes, please listen to what this guy says. Healthcare is never free. It is merely the question who pays for it and whether everyone pays the same amount ot whether you pay according to your income.

This is one of the largest moral hazard in UK, Canada, Sweden, and France. It's a huge moral hazard in any other government sponsored health care plan. Care to spell out how these government plans deal with people not having to pay for the health care they elect to receive?
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xDaunt
Profile Joined March 2010
United States17988 Posts
January 25 2011 19:47 GMT
#156
On January 26 2011 04:43 DoubleReed wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 26 2011 04:37 xDaunt wrote:
On January 26 2011 04:32 Consolidate wrote:
On January 26 2011 04:25 LazyMacro wrote:
I'm glad the Republicans did this. The Obamacare bill needs to go away. It's not right for the government to tell me I have to buy a product or service. It's just plain wrong. And it's not cheap, and it's not free.

On January 26 2011 03:47 hifriend wrote:
Got a dental bill at $500 last month, made me realize just how awesome free healthcare is. u_u

I'm sorry, but it's this attitude that drives me nuts. It's not free! Do you think that dentist will do $500 of work for free because it's "free healthcare"? No, of course not. I'm paying for it. You're paying for it. Everyone else is, too.


The government forces you to buy the service of education does not it?

Roads aren't free. Do you think the government would have have you not pay taxes in exchange for promising never to use their roads?

This health care is 'unconstitutional' argument is pretty tenuous.


Tenuous? There's a big difference between the government taxing you and providing services with that tax money and the government forcing you to buy a product from a private company. What if the government said, "Hey, all of you have to go buy a gun or face imprisonment or a fine." Better yet, what if the government said, "Hey, all of you have to guy a gun from Smith & Wesson." If you don't like the gun example, what if the government said, "Hey, all of you to go buy a car from GM every 5 years or face fines."

Do you see the problem yet?


This would only have a valid point if the healthcare companies didn't have to change any of their own policies.

Heathcare companies are also forced to provide certain people with healthcare at reasonable prices. It's not nearly as simple as the government saying "You have to buy health insurance." Sorry, the issue is actually more complicated than that.


I thought liberals were more concerned about personal liberties than how laws affect corporations? Obamacare FORCES people to buy products from private companies or face fines and imprisonment. It's not like car insurance where you can choose not to drive. Are you democrats/liberals so blind from partisanship that you don't understand the significance of what the government has done?
LazyMacro
Profile Blog Joined August 2010
976 Posts
January 25 2011 19:48 GMT
#157
On January 26 2011 04:32 Apexplayer wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 26 2011 04:25 LazyMacro wrote:
I'm glad the Republicans did this. The Obamacare bill needs to go away. It's not right for the government to tell me I have to buy a product or service. It's just plain wrong. And it's not cheap, and it's not free.

On January 26 2011 03:47 hifriend wrote:
Got a dental bill at $500 last month, made me realize just how awesome free healthcare is. u_u

I'm sorry, but it's this attitude that drives me nuts. It's not free! Do you think that dentist will do $500 of work for free because it's "free healthcare"? No, of course not. I'm paying for it. You're paying for it. Everyone else is, too.


It's not the "Obama care bill" this is the recent changes.

Basically stuff like updating insurance policies, increasing medicare aid. And stopping insurance companies from increasing premiums without warning or valid reason....
....

o.o

Sorry, I got confused. I haven't been following this much, and someone was telling me last night the Obamacare thing was being challenged, so I just assumed... T_T

My mistake.
DoubleReed
Profile Blog Joined September 2010
United States4130 Posts
January 25 2011 19:50 GMT
#158
On January 26 2011 04:40 Electric.Jesus wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 26 2011 03:48 xDaunt wrote:
Here's an excerpt from a paper that I wrote on the subject:

Conversely, those subscribers that are unprofitable to the insurers can be very unprofitable. It has been estimated that the top 10% most expensive patients account for 69% of all health care costs. Even more striking is the fact that 1% of patients account for 25% of all health care costs. Today, some private insurance companies face even more disproportionate payout schedules. For example, Blue Shield of California has reported that approximately 90% of their distributions go to 10% of their insured patients. “End of life care,” health care given to a patient in final weeks before death, accounts for approximately 10-12% of total health care costs and 27% of Medicare costs. Statistically, 1 in every 1000 households will receive a “shock” of medical expenses totaling at least $125,000 in present value during any given year.


Err, should I laugh or cry at this? Of course the §expensive patients" cause more costs. That's why they are called "expensive", in the first place. This is like a car insurance company saying: "Those idiots that have accidents cost us much more than people who dont't". Go figure.

The whole idea of health insurance is that you pay money into a big pool because you can then afford treatment that is expensive. You risk paying more than you get out, at the same time, if you are lucky enough not to suffer from serious illness. The solution is not to kick out the poeple who cost too much, obviously, because that would make the whole idea pointless.


Yea I don't understand the point either. Of course there are way more sick people than healthy people. There BETTER be, or else the whole insurance thing wouldn't work at all. The "cheap" patients are healthy people who probably don't even cost the insurance company any money. It's supposed to be like that.

And really, that has nothing to do with how incredibly expensive healthcare is. For those 1%, you better hope that they have healthcare.
xDaunt
Profile Joined March 2010
United States17988 Posts
January 25 2011 19:50 GMT
#159
On January 26 2011 04:44 Consolidate wrote:
Show nested quote +
On January 26 2011 04:37 xDaunt wrote:
On January 26 2011 04:32 Consolidate wrote:
On January 26 2011 04:25 LazyMacro wrote:
I'm glad the Republicans did this. The Obamacare bill needs to go away. It's not right for the government to tell me I have to buy a product or service. It's just plain wrong. And it's not cheap, and it's not free.

On January 26 2011 03:47 hifriend wrote:
Got a dental bill at $500 last month, made me realize just how awesome free healthcare is. u_u

I'm sorry, but it's this attitude that drives me nuts. It's not free! Do you think that dentist will do $500 of work for free because it's "free healthcare"? No, of course not. I'm paying for it. You're paying for it. Everyone else is, too.


The government forces you to buy the service of education does not it?

Roads aren't free. Do you think the government would have have you not pay taxes in exchange for promising never to use their roads?

This health care is 'unconstitutional' argument is pretty tenuous.


Tenuous? There's a big difference between the government taxing you and providing services with that tax money and the government forcing you to buy a product from a private company. What if the government said, "Hey, all of you have to go buy a gun or face imprisonment or a fine." Better yet, what if the government said, "Hey, all of you have to guy a gun from Smith & Wesson." If you don't like the gun example, what if the government said, "Hey, all of you to go buy a car from GM every 5 years or face fines."

Do you see the problem yet?


Where in the bill does the government force you to buy private health insurance?


So wait, why are you even arguing about this bill when you don't even know that this provision is in there?
Consolidate
Profile Joined February 2010
United States829 Posts
Last Edited: 2011-01-25 19:51:59
January 25 2011 19:50 GMT
#160
edit.
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