Healthcare is a social right, not a privilege to be rationed by corporate insurers and canceled by government fiat. The fight against the assault on social programs cannot be separated from the fight against the capitalist profit system.
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Being healthy and not making a claim…is fraud?
So kick off all the healthy people who pay in more so that those who use it more won’t be funded. That way both the people that need it now AND the healthy people that need it later won’t be funded!
The literal dumbest administration. Except they’re not just dumb, they’re explicitly cruel. And that’s the point.
When are people gonna start blasting these motherfuckers? We need a Republican cleansing.
Once they see that the midterm doesn’t fix everything. People are only passive now because they have faith that we can vote our way out of this. (Not to say voting is a lost cause, everyone should still vote. If you don’t vote you are just handing them ligitimicy because they won’t have to cheat as hard to “win”)
start blasting these motherfuckers
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Why the fuck would you kick people off that pay the insurance but never used it. These guys are so stupid.
This will make the program unsustainable, and then the participants will have no choices left but to die or pay for privatized insurance.
This will make the program unsustainable
That’s the plan.
Every single republican position becomes a lot more understandable when you consider the fact that they worship death
Stupid, yes. Evil? Definitely.
They want to raise prices for everyone else to kill the program.
Oz told reporters that 35 percent of people in the system “never used the program,” having never seen a doctor or filled a prescription. Reasoning that people who haven’t used their health insurance will never need it is the logic of someone who has never worried about a medical emergency that could spell bankruptcy overnight.
I’m sure that you’ll be waiving the coverage mandates attached to the taxes for all those you dumped too
My brain hurts. He literally described how insurance works. You don’t get car insurance cause you plan to use it.
About two years ago all the ACA plans basically became shit and were worthless for routine stuff.
However, I did get several years out of Obamacare and had access to the best insurance of my life on their mid tier plans.
It was a nice couple of years, but employers got used to it and offer even worse plans.
But that logic, people who haven’t had car accidents should be kicked off of their car insurance.
I’m sure that you’ll be waiving the coverage mandates attached to the taxes for all those you dumped too
Are you talking about the ACA mandate that Americans have to carry health insurance, and there would be a monetary penalty if an individual didn’t (aka “the Individual Mandate”)? That mandate was set to a $0 penalty in 7 years ago 2019. Or are you talking about something else?
Hadn’t recalled it being changed, but given his hate of the ACA and anything related to Obama I’m sure he’ll find some way to punish people for either staying on it or being thrown off.
but given his hate of the ACA and anything related to Obama I’m sure he’ll find some way to punish people for either staying on it or being thrown off.
You’re not wrong. In 2021, trump and GOP tried to say since the Individual Mandate was made $0 that the entire ACA needed to be thrown out. The Supreme Court of that day told trump to pound sand, so the ACA survived another GOP challenge.
Reasoning that people who haven’t used their health insurance will never need it is the logic of someone who has never worried about a medical emergency that could spell bankruptcy overnight.
I’m sure this is less about their indifference to what this means for those enrollees, and more about finding ways to cripple the ACA so they can justify killing it altogether.
I thought they repealed those years ago during Trump reign of terror #1.
One side wants universal health care, the other are legit nazis who want you dead.
“Obviously both sides are the same” - US media
“Literally indistinguishable.” - certain users here
Which side wants universal healthcare?
The working class
Unfortunately, no. There are loooooooots of working class Americans who don’t want that filthy, filthy socialist healthcare.
Almost tempted to believe them. I’m fairly certain they are experts when it comes to fraud.
