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What do you think about the health insurance law they are trying to pass?

Who wouldn’t love to have health insurance. Most people don’t have it because it’s too expensive and they can’t afford it right?

Well how now if the law is passed people who don’t have health insurance will be fined. Health insurance isn’t cheap.

I don’t know about you but to me that is really unfair to people who can’t afford it. Especially in this economical times. I would love to have health insurance.

What is your opinion?

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3 Responses to “What do you think about the health insurance law they are trying to pass?”

  1. Gregg said :

    You hit the nail on the head, Soon. Everyone will pay & costs will not go down. I remember when we had discretionary auto insurance. You didn’t have to have it. Everyone said the cost would go down if everyone had it. Some may think that they can get by without paying. That is wrong thinking. You remember when banks got bailed out? Well, then you must know that the government now has your banking account info. They will also pass the trade & cap to pay for it (again). The purpose of trade & cap is to make you use less energy. So all forms of energy will cost double what they are now.

  2. Ghost of 1776 said :

    Someone said it was like taxing the homeless for not buying a mansion.

    That about sums it up.

  3. Freedom of Speech Forever said :

    With so many people out of work, and so many jobs that cover only managers and up, I can see why some would be looking into the government option. When they read it they should note that it will take away their right to privacy and options with any doctor involved in their care. The government should not dictate which tests we should have or when we should die. There is no easy answer for uninsured people, but they definitely should not be fined if they can’t afford health care, as the government would like.




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