Brewha
12 years ago

Well... welfare breeding exists. And forcing things on FREE people is counter-intuitive, no?

When you give people just enough to survive on, for doing nothing, and there is no incentive to do any better, you're breeding welfare recipients. We're at a tipping point. The people that are taking are starting to outnumber the people that are putting in.

Rut-roh.

I am a fiscal conservative. If you disagree with me for expecting people to be as personally responsible as I am... I don't know what to tell you. I expect my government to be responsible, too. Neither the dems or reps have shown an inclination toward responsibility.

MACS wrote:


How can one be "personally responsible" without healthcare insurance?
Or do you favor people living off of the system? In the name of freedom, of course.
Brewha
12 years ago

If you mandate coverages, and the amount the insurance companies have to pay (100% on rotine care) the premium goes up.

Simple economics.

8trackdisco wrote:


And the overall cost goes down. And the uninsured/underinsured have to kick in.
This is bad how?
MACS
12 years ago

How can one be "personally responsible" without healthcare insurance?
Or do you favor people living off of the system? In the name of freedom, of course.

Brewha wrote:



Take care of yourself. Eat right and exercise. Work and save money for emergencies. Don't have kids you can't support. Don't buy stuff you can't afford. Just because one doesn't have health insurance doesn't mean one is living irresponsibly.

We are forced to buy auto insurance, too. What if you're one of those people who go 25 years and never have an accident? You got screwed. It's a risk not to have it, sure... but a risk we should be given the freedom to take. You can take risks and still be responsible by doing things to mitigate the risk, such as driving safely.

Are you really that dense? (rhetorical question)
HockeyDad
12 years ago

I did not know you favored abortion.

Brewha wrote:



I've never expressed an opinion on it here.
Brewha
12 years ago

I've never expressed an opinion on it here.

HockeyDad wrote:


Is that French for "I surrender"?
Brewha
12 years ago

Take care of yourself. Eat right and exercise. Work and save money for emergencies. Don't have kids you can't support. Don't buy stuff you can't afford. Just because one doesn't have health insurance doesn't mean one is living irresponsibly.

We are forced to buy auto insurance, too. What if you're one of those people who go 25 years and never have an accident? You got screwed. It's a risk not to have it, sure... but a risk we should be given the freedom to take. You can take risks and still be responsible by doing things to mitigate the risk, such as driving safely.

Are you really that dense? (rhetorical question)

MACS wrote:


Oh, so not having health insurance and just going to the free clinic when you have a problem is how you think the guvmut should subsidise healthcare. Now that sounds cheaper for the tax payer - not.

And yes, yes - I am your density . . .

HockeyDad
12 years ago

Is that French for "I surrender"?

Brewha wrote:



No. It means you got caught making an assumption based on your bias.

This is the same trait that causes you to undercook the French fries.
ZRX1200
12 years ago
His oil isn't hot enough???


(Brewha 375* bro)
Abrignac
12 years ago

And the overall cost goes down. And the uninsured/underinsured have to kick in.
This is bad how?

Brewha wrote:



How does overall cost go down when tax payers are subsidizing sky rocketing insurance rates?
HockeyDad
12 years ago

How does overall cost go down when tax payers are subsidizing sky rocketing insurance rates?

Abrignac wrote:




It's all ball bearings nowadays.
HockeyDad
12 years ago

His oil isn't hot enough???


(Brewha 375* bro)

ZRX1200 wrote:




He takes them out and dumps them in the tray before the buzzer goes off. Prolly forgets to salt them as well.
DrafterX
12 years ago
I could sure use a pile of french fries about now.... 😟
Brewha
12 years ago

No. It means you got caught making an assumption based on your bias.

This is the same trait that causes you to undercook the French fries.

HockeyDad wrote:


They are called Freedom Fries - and my oil is always smokin' hot
HockeyDad
12 years ago

They are called Freedom Fries - and my oil is always smokin' hot

Brewha wrote:



Freedom Fries cost you a trillion dollars in debt. Ignore the French at your own peril.
Brewha
12 years ago

He takes them out and dumps them in the tray before the buzzer goes off. Prolly forgets to salt them as well.

HockeyDad wrote:


Freedom fries are never assaulted . . . .
Brewha
12 years ago

Freedom Fries cost you a trillion dollars in debt. Ignore the French at your own peril.

HockeyDad wrote:


(this must be the ferocious French taunting I have heard so much about)

Ignoring the French is like ignoring anchovies - in ice cream.
Brewha
12 years ago

How does overall cost go down when tax payers are subsidizing sky rocketing insurance rates?

Abrignac wrote:


Preventative care is cheaper.

But don't listed to HD, some sky rockets use roller bearings.
HockeyDad
12 years ago

Preventative care is cheaper.

But don't listed to HD, some sky rockets use roller bearings.

Brewha wrote:




Everybody will anxiously wait for their drop in insurance premiums due to the cost breakthrough with preventative care!
Brewha
12 years ago

Everybody will anxiously wait for their drop in insurance premiums due to the cost breakthrough with preventative care!

HockeyDad wrote:


Don't you know nothin? Rates never go down, they only increase more slowly . . .
jpotts
12 years ago

How can one be "personally responsible" without healthcare insurance?
Or do you favor people living off of the system? In the name of freedom, of course.

Brewha wrote:




It is a thing called "paying out of pocket." You know, like when you go to Best Buy and buy than 60 inch TV, as opposed to maybe paying for that MRI the doctor said you needed.

It is a sad testament of you complete lack of understanding of "responsibility" that you do not understand this concept. In fact, it speaks volumes about your left-wing mindlessness.

BTW - just had an MRI done on my sinus area. The cost was around the same cost of what many pay for their family's cell phone bill plus data plan. In fact, if I needed to, it would take a single phone call and I would be able to stretch paying for it out over a couple of months.

Do not assume that your warped sense of reality applies to the rest of us. Do us all a favor and grow up. being an adult can be a wonderful thing.
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