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What I tried to say is: There is no healthcare reform done yet.
I disagree. Pre-existing condition exclusion on it's own is a reform. I suppose it depends on what definition you use for "reform" but I am not a semanticist.
welp, I knew you could not find proof. Great try though. "I heard" ... lmao.
we’re in it now. and as they say “we can fix it laterâ€
...and it's better than nothing.
We can stop worrying about the kids, the Adults already are the beginning of the end.
Our kids are going to inherit our half assed, mediocre, mulligan, do over, gullible mentaliy.
Our kids, will have to fight amongst them selves though and figure out, who will craft our giterdone system that no body expect to work, in the future. Democracy is done.
Welcome to Facism,
Woo-oooo-Woo-oooooo HALT!!!! DO you have your Medi Corp I.D. Please stay put the Police are on their way! Halt and present your Medi Corp I.D. Woo-oooo-Woo-oooooo
I disagree. Pre-existing condition exclusion on it’s own is a reform. I suppose it depends on what definition you use for “reform†but I am not a semanticist.
OK, ok, it looks like a significant reform. But it is a reform of health insurance not a reform of health care.
I agree that this reform will allow more patients to see doctors more. However, it very likely will force doctors to see their patients much less, because they will be even more than today preoccupied with other stuff.
I know what is going to happen.
1. Cost overruns
2. Fraud
3. Additional coverage extended to groups
4. Rising deficits in the program
5. Lower payments to physicians
6. Lower payments to hospitals
7. Delays in payments
8. Rising taxes on the rich
9. Rationing by doctors, hospitals, government
10. Delays in treatment
11. More HMO care: assembly line medicine
12. A search for scapegoats
Come back to this in 2016.
You miss that by barring an industry from selling a product/service, you would be barring individuals from the choice of purchasing that product/service.
Do you really want me to provide you with a list of things that you can not legally sell to other people?
This is such a stupid argument I don't even know where to begin.
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