Bahsar Assad is the Syrian dictator. Assads bithday is "9-11"..That date
was chosen to attack America in order to "honor" Bashar Assad "for all
the work he did in helping us", according to terrorist prisoners at
GITMO.
>under hilary clintons plan, you would be FORCED to buy health insurance,
>just like states force people to have car insurance now... you would be
>arrested if you could not afford to have health insurance...
If they're anything like RomneyCare (what they have in Taxachusetts)
it's a $1000 fine. You can probably get something catastrophic for
that much.
>when indiana swtched to MANDATORY car insurance, my payment for full
>coverage went from $62.50 every six months to $1200.00 dollars every six
>months in about 3 years !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Probably the only people who carried it when it wasn't mandatory were
good drivers. All the lousy ones did without.
>that is because the insurance was MANDATORY and the insurance companies
>knew they could charge anything they dam well wanted for a polocy....and
>they did and still do. many people cannot afford to drive any more.
The fact there are mutual companies keep the profit-making ones
honest.
I like those occasional dividend checks from my mutual.
>I wonder if whatever enforcement mechanism they use to MAKE
>you pay for the insurance is going to get a Supreme Court
>Challenge.
Not only will the funding mechanism will be challenged, just about
every paragraph will be challenged. You can start with Catholics (or
at least the ones who toe the party line) challenging payment for
contraception and pro-lifers challenging payment for abortion.
>Just where in the Constitution does the Federal Government get
>the power to force it's citizens to buy health insurance???
Remember: HillaryCare 2.0 will be brought to you by the same people
who brought you the Federal Insurance Contributions Act.
And Hillary's comparison with auto insurance is flawed. Her proposal
prohibits turning away insureds due to pre-existing conditions. Would I be
able to sign up with a new auto insurance company, and make them pay for a
car accident I had six years ago? I think not.
"Charlie Perrin" <nikv...@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:eehue3dva9sa93lpo...@4ax.com...
You think they may take it straight out of your paycheck?
> Not only will the funding mechanism will be challenged, just about
> every paragraph will be challenged. You can start with Catholics (or
> at least the ones who toe the party line) challenging payment for
> contraception and pro-lifers challenging payment for abortion.
Don't Christian Scientists oppose most medical care?
As far as the analogy to car insurance goes, it doesn't wash. You can
choose to avoid buying car insurance by not driving, but alternatives to
living are inconvenient.
>Charlie Perrin wrote:
>> Not only will the funding mechanism will be challenged, just about
>> every paragraph will be challenged. You can start with Catholics (or
>> at least the ones who toe the party line) challenging payment for
>> contraception and pro-lifers challenging payment for abortion.
> Don't Christian Scientists oppose most medical care?
I don't know about all medical insurance, but mine has an alternative
therapy clause for Christian Scientists.
>but if you are paying 300 dollars a month now for a cheap health
>insurance policy, if it does anything near what car isurance did all
>over the country when it went "MANDATORY", you could be looking
>at 3,000 to 6,000 dollars a month taken from your check
That amount would make health care about 35% of GNP.
>....or prison time, your choice.
Then you wouldn't have to worry about health care, it's considered
cruel and unusual punishment not to take care of the prisoners.
>by the way, Barak Obama's health care plan is "not mandatory" and no one
>would be punished for not paying up.....
And you'll continue to have EMTALA cost-shifting. We need to come up
with a health care system that keeps the uninsured out of ERs.
Probably the best way would be to get rid of the uninsured.