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25 Responses to “ No Health Insurance ”

  1. livegems
    09/10/2009 at 08:14

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    It is kind of amazing some people think health costs are like buying a car or any other commercial proposition (eg: all the insurance co-sponsored posts on Youtube, by varying “people”). You can plan to buy a car or a house: it’s your own responsibility and your money allocation–but you can’t plan a medical affliction. Not the same. I simply note one anti-health plan person on Ytube had her two fave videos as a) a revolver shooting into a tank, and b) a clip of Milton F’man on “Greed”. True!!

  2. batmanthe
    09/11/2009 at 09:10

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    True , bed rest costs for example are over 40 times the cost (adjusted for inflation) they were in 1948. Not adjusted for inflation it’s something like 350+ times the cost. The joining between government and health care is what has jacked up prices in every area of medicine. The AMA would not have anywhere near the power that it does if the government didn’t recognize them as supreme. The government also forces all sorts of mandates, regulations and subsidies which drive up costs.

  3. jonyjoe896
    09/14/2009 at 06:36

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    I think everyone should have your attitude. I have health insurance but haven’t been to the hospital in 2 years. I would be just as happy with no health insurance. I rather have no health insurance than have the government force it down my throat. I also don’t do jury duty and will never do it, I don’t like the government telling me “you shall report for jury duty”. My only civic duty is to pay taxes, I won’t do more than that. Little scared people do everything the government tells them to do.

  4. maxs9742
    09/14/2009 at 15:49

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    Manoftruth

    I would like to wish you good luck on your health

  5. CanadaNickciN
    09/16/2009 at 22:25

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    If u wanna save money, start with genetic engineering. As long as people have average intelligence and more or less random health situations noone will win.

  6. Nate30030
    09/19/2009 at 11:41

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    Im sorry but Health Insurance is a nessecity, its just like car insurance because even if you say well I take care of my car i wash it, i tune it up, i do all thats needed whether u relize it or not ull find urself in a car crash with no way to pay, just like if u got a really serious illness and u dont know how to treat it, so I’m sorry but health insurance should be legal, oh, and btw i dont know what ur talking about but the countrys on the top of national health are the ones WITH nhc.

  7. justcallmesoso
    09/21/2009 at 09:05

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    for a man of your age, it is probably not a good idea to not have health insurance. And i dont think it is so bright to get your health policy information from Glen Beck.:)

  8. manoftruth
    09/23/2009 at 21:44

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    Maybe I need some time in Miami

  9. northmiamigirl27
    09/27/2009 at 07:26

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    What will you do if all of a sudden you come down with heart problems or cancer etc….Can happen to anyone at anytime…you won’t have health insurance. In fact, you look a little rough, and not very healthy. I don’t think all your’re eating is doing you any good.

  10. northmiamigirl27
    09/28/2009 at 21:30

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    You must have a lot of diarreah, with your diet!

  11. pbenedett1
    09/30/2009 at 07:28

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    unless you dont have serious cash, a house, a 401k, and assets to protect, insurance is a good idea. heres wishing you a broken bone with full health recovery. After you’ve recovered, and cry in your beer about your bill you might change you’re attitude.

  12. michaeld2986
    10/02/2009 at 14:00

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    All I can say is I hope your good health continues. Some people are not that fortunate and live with chronic illnesses where they must seek ongoing medical care. I, for one, can’t imagine paying full price out of pocket for that care. I rely on medical insurance to pay the large portion of those expenses. So I guess I would be one of the people stressing if I lost coverage and rightly so.

  13. HumanDrillBit
    10/05/2009 at 08:17

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    manoftruth = AWESOME!

    You rock dude! Keep spreading the “truth!’

  14. kika421
    10/07/2009 at 13:12

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    EVERYONE needs some kind of health insurance.
    Life is unpredictable..being by being in an accident or coming down with a sickness. If this happens medical bills or care got to be paid,either by a paid into health plan or by the taxpayers.

  15. 4evrMT
    10/08/2009 at 06:33

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    When the congress, the House, and the President agree to the same exact medical care they are trying to push off on us, then maybe someone would listen. Of course they would never accept what they are trying to force down the general pop’s throats!

  16. Omodis420
    10/11/2009 at 07:11

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    You sound way to happy about collapse man. I can understand being happy at the way things have been the past 40 years but you have to keep in context that in that collapse is real peoples lives collapsing too.

  17. brightasblackout
    10/13/2009 at 05:38

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    I’m a very fit and healthy 43 year old. Can’t remember last time I was sick but have broke my leg, my arm, my nose, my orbit (bone around the eye), dislocated my shoulder and hip and suffered serious head and spinal injuries. These have been as a result of various auto and motorcycle wrecks and sports and mountainbike accidents. All treatment was free of charge and I don’t carry insurance. It helps that I live in the UK where we get universal free healthcare.

  18. Front2422
    10/14/2009 at 18:04

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    And if you get in car accident your screwed. Nothing happens to anyone, until it happens. Only reason you would not car about health insurance is if you have no money. Medical bills can pile up very quickly.

  19. prrolg
    10/16/2009 at 03:06

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    Hey MOT. A very strange way to find out about water and my body. Because I’m now taking care of my 88 yr old dad in his apartment i have to sleep on the couch nights. I don’t want to wake him when going through his room to the bathroom so i had to piss in a bottle for a couple of nights. When in the morning I could gauge how much water I lost during the night alone I was shocked. First thing I do now when I wake up is drink 10 ounces of water IMMEDIATELY.Ha ha

  20. prrolg
    10/16/2009 at 14:37

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    He is talking about the NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE plan that is being put forth now. And he is talking about his PERSONAL CHOICE not to have a health insurance plan. Methinks you have no idea what Obama has in the works sorry to say

  21. Uzibit
    10/19/2009 at 14:47

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    Wow…what an arrogant prick…did he ever take into account people that get into car accidents or people that get cancer?

    How about people whose children have medical issues? Yes, some people do need health insurance that can’t afford, good job making yourself look like a total asshole Manoftruth…..jackass.

  22. chimpolives4ever
    10/21/2009 at 00:06

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    I am 28 years old and I spent nearly all my life without health insurance.

    I’ve been blessed so far when it comes to my health.

  23. SonnyTheWhiteDwarf
    10/22/2009 at 11:19

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    Hey MoT, I just realized that you are contributing to our mythical healthcare crisis. We are constantly told that there are 47 million Americans without health insurance. The implication is that these 47 million people are suffering every day. They never tell you that a great many of the 47 million uninsured are this way voluntarily, and are in good health.

    So look out — the liberals want to rescue you!

  24. gschut1
    10/24/2009 at 19:56

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    20 cost 27.80 / 20 = 1.39 per cu yard
    40 cost 61.00 / 40 = 1.53 per cu yard
    60 cost 127.30 / 60 = 2.12 per cu yard

    I am happy to hear that you conserve, but there is no incentive to consume more, not does the the system encourage waste. Just setting the record straight.

  25. gschut1
    10/27/2009 at 02:37

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    Carefulcarpenter – Your calculations are flawed and your message / analogy is wrong. Dead wrong.

    The fixed cost to bring water to your property must be excluded for the calcs.

    As per numbers provided, you pay more as you consumption increases and so it should be. cont…..

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