Thread: If 3 million healthy insured dropped their policies in the next two weeksthey would save thousands

Meanwhile back to the topic at hand: If 3 million healthy insured dropped their policies in the next two weeks not only would they save thousands of dollars the insurance industry would faint in disbelief that this many people actually are awake and give a damn. Then they could afford to pay out of pocket. Sooner or later another few million would do the same. Suddenly all of america would realize the medical insurance business has been doing...

merrill wrote: a soldier wrote: merrill wrote: a soldier wrote: Oldsalt wrote: merrill wrote: Wildkitten wrote: merrill wrote: Wildkitten wrote: Why should we drop our insurance for someone lilke you merrill.  I don't care what you do with your money, don't care about where mine goes eh. merrill really doesn't care about vets getting better insurance.  All he cares about is getting insurance for...

merrill wrote: How many times do americans pay for the most expensive medical insurance on the planet whether one has insurance or not? Most every time we pay for just about any thing?  To continue the current process of employer based insurance coverage is absurd. Yes it increases the cost of just about everything on the planet. Not only that National Health Insurance will increase job potential because it will increase demand for...

merrill wrote:   The public option ain't what it used to be There's almost nothing left to give away in a healthcare compromise   By Robert Reich   Nov. 19, 2009 |   First there was Medicare for all 300 million of us. But that was a nonstarter because private insurers and Big Pharma wouldn't hear of it, and Republicans and "centrists" thought it was too much like what they have up...

merrill wrote: rich236 wrote: merrill wrote: If nothing changes expect a 25% increase in medical insurance premiums = grab your wallets If nothing changes expect a substantial increase in the cost of living across the board = grab your wallets. Both of which = dumb economics = $ 1 trillion dollar increase in medical insurance premiums = $3.2 trillion. That increases the tax dollar load to $1,920,000,000,000 = dumb economics National Health...

merrill wrote: Wildkitten wrote: Why should we drop our insurance for someone lilke you merrill.  I don't care what you do with your money, don't care about where mine goes eh. merrill really doesn't care about vets getting better insurance.  All he cares about is getting insurance for himself.  It's a shame he cannot take care of his family himself, but some men are just...

a soldier wrote: shadowwalker wrote: merrill wrote: If 3 million healthy insured dropped their policies in the next two weeks not only would they save thousands of dollars the insurance industry would faint in disbelief that this many people actually are awake and give a damn. Then they could afford to pay out of pocket. Sooner or later another few million would do the same. Suddenly all of america would realize the medical insurance business...

           If only H.R. 676 was passed, there would be no more need to bother getting mammograms at ANY age, because the Fed Gov't.  will finally be able pass a long-delayed law against developng breast cancer.  

Soon a Americans will lose their right to NOT have health insurance. Americans better stop bragging about the US being a free country. The ObamaNation is becoming a government controlled society, freedom is all lip service. 1900+ pages of government control. Pelosi, Reid & Obama are all traitors.

I would save almost $4,000/year if I dropped the insurance policy for my wife and I - however, if something drastic happened, I have the security of knowing that our policy will cover us.