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Originally posted by TWISTEDWORDS
reply to post by SeesFar
Your husband and yourself won't be offered Insurance anymore. There is a provision int eh bill that allows the business to opt out and send you to a stater government program that will be even more expensive. I see alot of people uninformed of the law in place and solid now.
You wouldn't even believe how many provisions are in the bill. It's a 2,000 page bill full of provisions.
Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
Originally posted by TWISTEDWORDS
reply to post by dxdydz
The answer to your question is no to all of the above. You will be required to pay for insurance yourself. If you don't as of 2014 you will be taxed 2,000 per individual in your family every year for not having insurance.
More false information.
Where did you get the idea that you have to pay 2k for each member of the family???
Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
reply to post by artnut
He may very well be a millionaire, I have never asked, and he does not share this information with me. But, as a citizen of this country, he has a right to pay cash for all of his procedures, and takes care of himself just fine without government intervention. I would venture to say that it is more the people that can't pay that drive up the cost of insurance, not him. He has yet to contribute to someone elses debt or cause them directly need to raise prices because he could not pay.
You still have not answered my question, though.
He has a choice...he can pay the penalty or get insurance...it's up to him.
If he is that rich...this is not a burden to him for either option.
Originally posted by chasingbrahman
Originally posted by kosmicjack
I really don't see how auto insurance can be mandated but to do so with health care is unconstitutional? Uninsured citizens cost the industry billions and raise the health care costs for the rest of us. If one is unconstitutional shouldn't the other also be unconstitutional?
Furthermore I'm disgusted that nine individuals decide the entire direction of our country.
ETA: CNN: Court may uphold the mandate through a tax clause....edit on 6/28/2012 by kosmicjack because: (no reason given)
Errm. That would be because it's very easy to kill someone with a car. They're very big and heavy weapons. And although Americans are getting much larger, we're actually becoming defenseless as a result.
This last part here I read as giving the OK for States to just say no thanks...
If they can't be penalized for non-participation it does imply that chosing not to participate is an option for the States.
Originally posted by stanguilles7
reply to post by neo96
Hey, captain straw man, one doesnt have to be an "Obama Supporter" to point out "ObamaCare" is based on RomneyCare. Heck, even many in the GOP admit this.
Originally posted by R3KR
So this means the government, which spends trillions of dollars of your money on BS, an entity that cant even figure out how to make the damn post office profitable, is going to start messing around with the already screwed health care industry... This is not going to end well.
You might as well save your tax money and burn it in the fire during the winter....THAT would be a better use of it.
Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
Originally posted by Xcathdra
Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
First off...he didn't break that promise...he actually lowered taxes. Let's not start with false information in this thread.
And this "tax" is only imposed as a penalty...for most people, they won't pay this tax.
Actually Obama lied to the American people about this.
Obama in 2009: The Individual Mandate Is Not a Tax
Read the article...he says it's not a "tax increase".