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Originally Posted by dc_dux
You still havent addressed the issue that nearly two thirds of the uninsured are not elderly, indigent, or with a pre-existing conditions - but include families with at least one able-bodiied, full time worker and nearly two-thirds are between the ages of 20-55.
So why are they high risk again?
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Why do these people not have insurance now? Can they not afford it or do they not qualify for it because of a pre-ex?
If they can't afford it how are they going to afford it once the bill is passed?
If it's because they have a pre-ex they will then be eligible but their premiums will be higher than someone who doesn't.
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Originally Posted by Willravel
you're only looking at it from the view of money and that's not objective in the least.
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I'm looking at it from a logical financial standpoint, which is objective.
Health care is expensive, I can't afford to take care of you on top of myself, so I choose me. That is logical and rational