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Originally Posted by OOfff
(Post 3862435)
what is it about americans that makes them place a lower priority on health than, say, residents of the uk or canada or chile?
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Originally Posted by DogPit
(Post 3862473)
Considering I'm not in that group you are asking the wrong person.
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Originally Posted by DogPit
(Post 3862472)
It was working a hell of a lot better before the "Affordable Care Act".
Same with people getting denied coverage because actuaries decided their health wasn’t profitable. so great |
Originally Posted by Gone Flying
(Post 3862529)
lifetime maximums were great thing, amirite?
Same with people getting denied coverage because actuaries decided their health wasn’t profitable. so great |
Originally Posted by Cyio
(Post 3862539)
Our regular plan at WN in pre ACA and rocks. It’s the best one I have ever had.
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Originally Posted by DogPit
(Post 3862472)
It was working a hell of a lot better before the "Affordable Care Act".
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Originally Posted by OOfff
(Post 3862526)
but you made the claim
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Originally Posted by Gone Flying
(Post 3862553)
That’s cool and all, but it does not address the fact plenty of people were dealing with things like reaching their lifetime max due to cancer, and no longer having health insurance. Or being denied any coverages due to complications from a bad accident.
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Originally Posted by DogPit
(Post 3862619)
And what’s your point?
or were you just saying something without evidence or logic behind it as a way to avoid facing a hard issue? |
Originally Posted by OOfff
(Post 3862655)
you claimed americans don’t care about their health as a reason the country falls behind in medically-preventable deaths. so what is it about americans that makes them care less than chileans or britons?
or were you just saying something without evidence or logic behind it as a way to avoid facing a hard issue? |
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