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The dissonance between some of these talking points and how healthcare actually works is real.
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So we should get rid of Medicare, Medicaid, Tri-care, and all employer subsidies if that is your logic
Stop acting like the ACA does something out of the ordinary.
And healthcare is a human right. And in America good healthcare should be a public good.
He clearly knows nothing about the economics of the subject.
So he is relying on "what is right what is wrong" arguments
So we should get rid of Medicare, Medicaid, Tri-care, and all employer subsidies if that is your logic
Stop acting like the ACA does something out of the ordinary.
And healthcare is a human right. And in America good healthcare should be a public good.
Creating a tax in regards to healthcare is out of the ordinary. Government subsidies are not out of the ordinary. But the way to get everyone affordable healthcare is not government subsidies. That solution is unsustainable. And when I say it isn't a fundamental right, I am strictly speaking constitutionally.
My point is that you are full of it if you complain about one person being subsidized but overlook the fact nearly all American have their health insurance subsidized
And you need a mandate for a universal system to work. If there is not one it leads to free riding.
More ignorance. What the hell do payroll taxes pay for then?
The biggest health insurer in the country is a single payer government program where tax dollars subsidize coverage
Go look at other counties systems, go look at healthcare economist. All say your are wrong
Dude you don't even know he basics
My point is that you are full of it if you complain about one person being subsidized but overlook the fact nearly all American have their health insurance subsidized
And you need a mandate for a universal system to work. If there is not one it leads to free riding.
So because the government provides a subsidy for something, I cant say a subsidy is inappropriate in a different case? That's your above-my-head reasoning?
The real solution to affordable healthcare is reducing the price of healthcare. The subsidy/tax program does not accomplish this. As a result many people had there health insurance increase
This entire time I've been imagining a skinny white kid cuz of the illness and this ***** looks like he's been injected with the super soldier serum@Colombia, slightly off-topic, but did your other symptoms (fatigue, pain, etc.) all start after your lung surgery? Or were they preexisting?
My point is that you are full of it if you complain about one person being subsidized but overlook the fact nearly all American have their health insurance subsidized
And you need a mandate for a universal system to work. If there is not one it leads to free riding.
So because the government provides a subsidy for something, I cant say a subsidy is inappropriate in a different case? That's your above-my-head reasoning?
The real solution to affordable healthcare is reducing the price of healthcare. The subsidy/tax program does not accomplish this. As a result many people had there health insurance increase
Your competition in the health insurance marketplace is not going to accomplish this either
The provides of healthcare and the provides of health insurance are different.
Like I said, you don't know what you are talking about
Does anyone posting actually pay for their own insurance?
Your competition in the health insurance marketplace is not going to accomplish this either
The provides of healthcare and the provides of health insurance are different.
Like I said, you don't know what you are talking about
How do you propose reducing healthcare cost
So we are off health insurance
Because you realize this is a different subject dealing with a different marketplace
Does anyone posting actually pay for their own insurance?Man.
So we are off health insurance
Because you realize this is a different subject dealing with a different marketplace
We have been talking about healthcare the entire time. Healthcare insurance is a part of the discussion
No it is not, your ignorance is shining through
Health insurance providers and healthcare providers are different entities most of the time
So the markets are different, and the policy approaches to either problem are different.
Providers sell their services to insurers, then insurers sell plans to consumers
And your plan is horrible for bringing down healthcare prices because multiple insurers will not have the same market power as one large insurers would have to negotiate healthcare prices
That is why Medicare reembursement rates are lower than most private insurers
Like I said, you don't know the basics
This dude just called me breaking down the basics of how the health insurance market works my opinion
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And you get offended when folk call you a troll. You are respectfully disagree in with reality, geez