From: Liquid Wind | #011
This isn't the same thing at all. I don't want to derail this topic but "hey people without insurance but who go to the emergency room and get treated while the rest of us foot the bill because they have neither insurance nor the money to pay for their emergency procedures is costing us a lot of money especially since if they had insurance they could see a doctor BEFORE it became an emergency" is not the same as "not everyone drives"
that's a problem with people not paying their bills, saying that not enough people are supporting the corrupt insurance sector that are lobbying for this kind of legislation and THAT's why the prices are high is ridiculous. after it becomes state mandated insurance rates will still be high
it's seriously like the american people WANT to be enslaved.
Preventative medicine is cheaper than emergency medicine. If people can see a doctor at any time, we will spend less on medicine on the whole. Now I agree, the insurance system is PROBABLY not the answer but people in this country arent going to support a single payer plan and medicine STILL costs too much to go the "go it alone" route.
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