Remember when libs used to insist that Obama wasn't a socialist...

UW_Doog_Bot said:

SarkFanSixtyNine said:

2001400ex said:

TurdBuffer said:

2001400ex said:

TurdBuffer said:

Thanks to Obama's Healthcare plan, millions more people are now covered by Health Insurance that is paid for by other working-class people whose rates went up and now both groups receive a far more complicated, onerous, bureaucratic and inferior product. Yay.

I don't know. My insurance went from 8% increases every year to 3% or so. I won. 30 million people have health Care that didn't before.

While the law was shit and there's lots to do to fix it. It's better than the old system.

If you fail to appreciate what a Time-Bomb Obamacare is, I can't help you. I got the teaser rate my first two years, too. Then came the 12% increase and higher deductibles.

Funny thing one must realize: Money doesn't grow on trees, except in Socialist utopias, like Venezuela, which I hear is nice.

Liar. 7 years later.... The only people getting ridiculous increases to insurance are those that are buying of the exchange and live in small counties. Cause fucksticks on both sides of the aisle won't get rid of the county lines and let insurers market across the entire state.

Everyone has been getting ridiculous increases to insurance forever

Huh, funny how those increases correlate almost perfectly with the passages of medicaid, medicare, and the government getting involved in the market... It's almost as if basic concepts of crowding out and government inefficiency vs. the free market really do exist.





Our government isn't capable of efficiently "planning" a market or an industry.

HardlyClothed said:

SFGbob said:

HardlyClothed said:

As inane as any Hondo post is, it is some kind of talent to make a person spend his day getting angry online about the semantic difference between health care and health insurance.

Because the only difference between the two is "semantics." Who knew that very few people in the United States had any healthcare prior to the 1940s because most people had no health insurance then.

You are right, that is what I said. Semantics are the only difference between the two. You are a very smart person.

I did not say that you are getting mad arguing about the semantic difference between the two. How could someone read my post that way? They would have to be really stupid, incapable of processing the words in front of them. The kind of person who gets irrationally angry about such things.

HardlyClothed said:

SFGbob said:

HardlyClothed said:

SFGbob said:

HardlyClothed said:

As inane as any Hondo post is, it is some kind of talent to make a person spend his day getting angry online about the semantic difference between health care and health insurance.

Because the only difference between the two is "semantics." Who knew that very few people in the United States had any healthcare prior to the 1940s because most people had no health insurance then.

You are right, that is what I said. Semantics are the only difference between the two. You are a very smart person.

I did not say that you are getting mad arguing about the semantic difference between the two. How could someone read my post that way? They would have to be really stupid, incapable of processing the words in front of them. The kind of person who gets irrationally angry about such things.

I'd say the stupid person is the one claiming the only difference between health care and health insurance is one of semantics. Who's angry? I love making liberals look stupid.

You’ve only been here a short time but it appears that your shtick is doing bad-faith readings of liberal arguments so you can call them liars and “Kunts”. But truly, the libs are the ones who look stupid.

2001400ex said:

SFGbob said:

2001400ex said:

RaceBannon said:

Hospitals and Emergency rooms can not deny care based on inability to pay

hondoFS as usual

That is true in most states. But you miss the point too race.

Here I'll give another example. So you change the oil in your car? Or do you let it ride until everything breaks? Most people without insurance do the latter.

But basic concepts are lost on you and such fag Bob.

Which state isn't that statement true in liar? I didn't have health insurance liar, but that didn't mean I just ignored my "oil change" needs. Shitty and stupid analogy dumbass. Let me guess, I missed your "point."

While a federal law mandates patients in hospitals accepting Medicare funds be treated and stabilized. The level of care in each state varies.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.usatoday.com/amp/445756001