Is this an attempt at a cogent point?
If you're going to imply my dead friend "didn't try to see a doctor", pull your crystal ball out of your ass, because he did. He's dead. Your point is stupid.
Ad hominem? Just checking...
Is this an attempt at a cogent point?
If you're going to imply my dead friend "didn't try to see a doctor", pull your crystal ball out of your ass, because he did. He's dead. Your point is stupid.
Who knew that before Obamacare all non-rich handicapped and sick people were left to die in the street.
Some of you are truly naive in your belief in partisan propaganda.
o me this talk is not partisan propaganda, this scares the shit out of some of us because we have lived it. This bill if passed is going to be bad for someone, and from what my doctors are telling me it's going to be me.
Everything I hear solidifies my view that single payer is the way to go and it is the corruption and dirty money influence in the two major parties that is preventing that from happening.
It sounds like ObamaCare was much better for you than what came before. And what is being proposed will be worse for you. I can appreciate that.
But we have two other points that need to be acknowledged.
1) For many people it is the opposite. They are much worse off under ObamaCare because they can't afford the premiums they now are being asked to pay.
2) ObamaCare is self-destructing.
It seems that both the Republican and the Democratic approaches to healthcare are flawed and very dangerous to large groups of people.
Everything I hear solidifies my view that single payer is the way to go and it is the corruption and dirty money influence in the two major parties that is preventing that from happening.
Purplehealthplan ! spread the wordI don't really disagree with you at all. Really I'm just tired of the uncertainty all the time. I see the flaws with the ACA, I see my step dads coverage get more expensive every year. So I'm not in the camp of because it's good for me, it's good for you. I just want to not feel threatened to lose care all the time, and for the love of god see both sides work together. That is what really bothers me.
I just want to not feel threatened to lose care all the time
It sounds like ObamaCare was much better for you than what came before. And what is being proposed will be worse for you. I can appreciate that.
But we have two other points that need to be acknowledged.
1) For many people it is the opposite. They are much worse off under ObamaCare because they can't afford the premiums they now are being asked to pay.
2) ObamaCare is self-destructing.
It seems that both the Republican and the Democratic approaches to healthcare are flawed and very dangerous to large groups of people.
Everything I hear solidifies my view that single payer is the way to go and it is the corruption and dirty money influence in the two major parties that is preventing that from happening.
They can't afford the premiums because the GOP-controlled states they live in are refusing the funding.
Ohio has been all in on the Medicaid and other functions of the ACA.They can't afford the premiums because the GOP-controlled states they live in are refusing the funding. You know what, whittaker? Fuck you, man. You refuse to acknowledge that the GOP is fully in control of what is happening to the ACA. You continue to spout off this nonsense that the ACA is "imploding," when what really is happening is that GOP-controlled states are allowing it to happen so they can use it to their political advantage.
You want to talk about this shit on it's merits? Why not talk about how the GOP is refusing to take care of their OWN FUCKING PEOPLE so they can score political points? Points that they'll score based on the DEATHS of the people they're supposed to be looking out for. That's blood on their hands. Fuck, man.
Big week for the Supreme Court. Some pretty high-profile decisions coming down, and the big rumor about Kennedy possibly retiring. For those of us who voted for Trump despite his, uh, quirks, a second Supreme Court appointment is a really big deal.