Originally Posted by Guest

Why should "I" have to pay more so your daughter who is an "increased risk" due to her preexisting condition can pay less? I get a higher bill because your daughter WILL cost more than you pay in.

Health "insurance" should be no different than car insurance, the greater a risk you are, the more you pay. If you have a preexisting condition, you pay more, like a guy who speeds and gets tickets pay more. If you're fat, you pay more because you "cost more" with increased health problems. If you smoke, you pay more. There are a lot of reasons why everyone SHOULDN'T pay the same.

Would you give an inner city mid 20s black male a life insurance policy at the same rate as you would a young father with a job, house, wife, and child living in the "young people part of the villages"? One has only a 50/50 chance of making it to 30. The other, a 99% chance.

We're killing ourselves with all this "equality". LOSERS demand equality because they CAN'T compete. We're giving in to the losers.