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Well, like any profession...
The doctor could be some old dithering codger who hasn't kept up on modern medicine, and the nurse practitioner could be the smartest person on earth and know all the latest. Doctors sometimes act like gods because people think they ARE gods. You don't want them to think they are god but you think they are better than everyone else in the medical profession. *shrugs* |
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I for one do not believe in Utopia and never did and thus escape that pitfall. I've put it to Libertarians that "pure libertarianism," however defined, isn't possible. Accepting that, some more libertarian ideas in our political culture would not go amiss among the party of adult thinking however denominated. |
You were the first to advance Constitutionality. Once Dux met your arguments one for one, at that point - about a week into it! - you said that addressing the legalisms is not the real crux of the argument.
You were losing the game you asked to play, so you demanded to play a different game. Adult thinking? Childish behavior. |
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As I stated numerous times...
Health Reform Risk: Young People May Opt For Fine Over ‘Obamacare’ Quote:
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I'm interested to see how this plays out. How did the CBO or whoever determine how many of the young healthy group would sign up for insurance? Did they assume all and calculate the saving from there? I really have no idea how many will sign up. Some...most... but certainly not all. Also, since a "child" may now stay on their parents insurance till 26 how will that affect the costs? Being on a parents group policy costs only a fraction of what an individual policy would - especially at that age.
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Of the 40+ million uninsured, about 15 million are under 29 yrs old and 25 million are between 30-65 (ballpark figures) Of those 15 million under 29 yrs old, a significant number (50%?) would qualify for Medicaid with the expansion to cover all individuals at or below 133% of poverty level. Of the remaining, some might stay on the parents plan....but those married probably wont since their spouse would not be covered. If they want to start a family, they will certainly buy into an insurance plan on the Exchange, unless they want to pay $8,000 (ave cost) to have a kid. As was discussed previously, one can take a risk and pay the fine....but a serious accident, sudden major illness...and you risk bankruptcy at a very young age. And no, the CBO did not count them all buying into the Exchange. |
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You will be covered under Obamacare. |
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It describes how it determined a range of individual participation rates based on the rate of subsidy...the higher the subsidy, the higher the participation rate. It also look at other mandates and used other modeling based on experiences of those mandates, including the experience in Mass (an estimated 3% are paying the penalty), experience with other mandates (ie car insurance and factoring in that health insurance is more costly than auto insurance) etc. added: Quote:
Until next time. |
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