Thread: Buying something to avoid jail: bribery? Forcing someone to buy or go to jail: extortion?

it sounds like you don't really understand how auto-insurance works... sP

Now do you have anything that actually involves facts and reason, or is hyperbole and bullshit all you got?

every 6 months, and I assumed that was because my car is quite a bit less valuable now. I thought they would give me a bigger break because I have never filed a claim.

More than likely not.

But, HR 3962 makes the IRS, in effect, a collection agency for the private, for-profit insurance companies. Grand scheme, eh?

Edited on Sun Nov-08-09 04:50 PM by emulatorloo Worth reading if you haven't seen it: http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/article/2009/se... / POLITIFACT: Jail time for people who don't buy health insurance? By Louis Jacobson Published on Tuesday, September 29th, 2009 at 5:47 p.m. Will you go to jail if you don't get health insurance? Critics say it's a possibility, but we find the fears to be overblown. A subsidiary...

Time to give the 'Dracula stories' a rest. They will send the feeble-minded into a tizzy, and it'll be hell getting them to come out from under the bed. They can take their laptops under there, yunno, where they'll persist in scaring even more folks.

It's their form of a bail-out. We were sold-out.