paullud
Veteran Expediter
I do not have insurance. The fine is a better option.
Deadline for signing up for health insurance is February 15th.
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I do not have insurance. The fine is a better option.
witness23
Veteran Expediter
I am truly sorry to hear that.
Better short-term or long-term option?
You're a funny guy. They sent the wrong tax information to 800k.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...00000-healthcaregov-customers-wrong-tax-info/
paullud
Veteran Expediter
Civil disobedience.
You can enter any amount you estimate your income to be. I have no idea what happens when it's found to be lower than estimated to that degree. Medicaid ?
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You're covered by the Veteran's Administration. The most expensive plan for your county, for your wife, is $950.96, and includes dental and vision. Where does the other $850 come from?
Civil disobedience is about to have its heyday. For many reasons.
Maybe that's the case in a nutshell. Take particular note of #3 (emphasis mine), and remember Obama's promise to "fundamentally transform" America.
Not hardly; a significant majority of the American public has never favored the socialist policies of ObamaCare and only 39% approve now that it's been in effect for a over a year. As the consequences become move obvious and the costs continue to rise, this number will continue to get smaller.Well, good luck, then. It's roughly 7 billion against one...
RealClearPolitics - Election Other - Public Approval of Health Care Law
Yes I got my coverage but can no longer afford the good policy i had, it jumped from $200. a month to $500 a month so in order to keep it at $200. i got a 3,750 deductable and no dental and I can no longer afford the Crestor i'm supposed to take for high cholesterol. Oh and the insurance company says I have to send them a copy of either a birth certifacate or passport to prove i'm an american citizen or they will cancel my policy. It is what it is.
Maybe I did. Your point seems to be that you favor the socialist health care system advocated by the MSNBC article, and that some of us "are incapable of understanding how insurance works". If that's not your point, perhaps you'd like to clarify it. BTW, where did you get that "7 billion" figure??
Although it wasn't directed to you...
Ysracer: "Or, perhaps, you want nothing to do with any sort of cooperative
society."
Pilgrim: "Maybe that's the case in a nutshell."
Ysracer: "Well, good luck, then. It's roughly 7 billion against one... "
Population of earth = roughly 7 billion people you are competing against if you want no part of a cooperative society. Or is that the number of ex-Penske cubes now expediting ?.....
Ysracer, no one on Earth belongs to a cooperative society totaling 7 billion people. It is difficult to get people to cooperate at a traffic light, let alone this "we are the world" collective imagined by some. Competition is omnipresent, cooperation not so much.
Co-op smacks too much of collectivism, socialism, communism and related left-wing philosophies. Moreover, the phrase "cooperative society" is redundant. The term society implies some basic level of order and organization within a community.
God and country. No one owes allegiance to the world, unless you are planning intergalactic travel.
Co-op smacks too much of collectivism, socialism, communism and related left-wing philosophies. Moreover, the phrase "cooperative society" is redundant. The term society implies some basic level of order and organization within a community.
God and country. No one owes allegiance to the world, unless you are planning intergalactic travel.
Good grief: "It's difficult to get people to cooperate at a traffic light"? Where are you driving, on race tracks?
Also: if 'co-op' smacks too much of collectivism, socialism, communism, et al, clearly no one told all the midwest farmers that - I don't think they'd be so willing to join all those co-ops I see all over in rural areas.
Communism and socialism had a lot of power to scare people back in the McCarthy era, but that power has dwindled to a mere joke, as we've seen how terribly it works in practice. The days when invoking it cowed Americans into submission are gone. When conservatives get the memo and quit proclaiming a threat where none exists, maybe we can figure out how to deal with what actually threatens our country and its people.
Our most revered document begins with "We, the people", a powerful reminder that no man is an island, and we really need to be a collective [all in the same boat] in order to make America a good place for all of us.
Also: if 'co-op' smacks too much of collectivism, socialism, communism, et al, clearly no one told all the midwest farmers that - I don't think they'd be so willing to join all those co-ops I see all over in rural areas.
Communism and socialism had a lot of power to scare people back in the McCarthy era, but that power has dwindled to a mere joke, as we've seen how terribly it works in practice. The days when invoking it cowed Americans into submission are gone. When conservatives get the memo and quit proclaiming a threat where none exists, maybe we can figure out how to deal with what actually threatens our country and its people.
Our most revered document begins with "We, the people", a powerful reminder that no man is an island, and we really need to be a collective [all in the same boat] in order to make America a good place for all of us.