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originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: stormson
so we should listen to a foreign comedian about how to fix our healthcare system?
seriously?
originally posted by: jjkenobi
Does it take into account the loss of medical decisions citizens will be able to make? Like the who, what, and when? Govt says you don't need back surgery. Govt says you are not eligible for kidney replacement because of your age/health. Govt says it's a 6 month wait to see a specialist, if you even get approved at all.
originally posted by: Stupidsecrets
originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: stormson
so we should listen to a foreign comedian about how to fix our healthcare system?
seriously?
Why not. People listen to an obese college dropout journalist / film maker in Michael Moore on a wide range of topics and elected a bar tender on how to create the perfect planetary ecosystem.
originally posted by: stormson
originally posted by: randomtangentsrme
a reply to: stormson
Because of my work, I spend $50 dollars a month on healthcare for my family of five. Show me in any projections how they will be able to cut my costs in their model.
Remember, you do not have all the information, but you will choose talking points over reality.
$50 a month? no deductible? no surprise bills? how the f did you swing that?!
if everyone had that, no one would complain about a thing!
originally posted by: randomtangentsrme
originally posted by: stormson
originally posted by: randomtangentsrme
a reply to: stormson
Because of my work, I spend $50 dollars a month on healthcare for my family of five. Show me in any projections how they will be able to cut my costs in their model.
Remember, you do not have all the information, but you will choose talking points over reality.
$50 a month? no deductible? no surprise bills? how the f did you swing that?!
if everyone had that, no one would complain about a thing!
$20 deductible. So far no surprise bills. In the years I have had the plan, I have been to the doctor one time. My wife has had 3 children and they all have regular appointments.
Union job for a public University.
ETA- Perhaps if the conversation shifted to why unions are not a bad thing (I do have some issues with unions), healthcare can get sorted out without becoming a public option.