Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Guest
You are correct that I'm not sure where I stand but that is due to hearing nothing but bull**** from both sides of the issue. I don't believe you can have the private sector control healthcare while public sector, military, medicare recipients are covered by government but again my information is limited. That said I still have not heard any honest and non biased dialog other than a few bits and pieces on C-span. Everyone, including most of the posters on this forum don't know squat about the real scope of problem yet have rock solid opinions. IMO
|
That's EXACTLY what you're getting from BOTH sides.
What private insurance company wants to cover a soldier deployed into a war zone? What ins. company wants to pick up a 65 y/o with medical issues when they retire and lose the employer sponsored plan they have? Police, firefighters...all have dangerous jobs and many get health issues...what insurance company would want them? Right now the government covers the uninsurable...or they subsidize it. What insurance company would WANT to insure the poor who are too stupid or lazy to take care of themselves?
The REAL scope of the problem is that poor minorities are going to drive us bankrupt...and then, when the money stops, a civil war. Expect it within 30 years. When the Hispanics become the majority...all hell will break loose. I personally expect it much sooner. The world is 80% poor people.