mpguy
Regular Member
My premiums for my families health care will now as of July 1st, go up 40%. :banghead:
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Thank you OBAMA Care
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WalkingWolf
Regular Member
Ours have gone up several times since the passage of the bill, and we expect them to go higher. One way or another Obama is going to force ALL Americans on government insurance.
davidmcbeth
Banned
Just pay the penalty - 1000 bucks/yr about ...
Then go to the er when you need to ...
Stay healthy !
Then go to the er when you need to ...
Stay healthy !
palerider116
Regular Member
Another step using the Cloward-Piven method.
Once you hit your fifties, you are known as a unit. Each unit will have a certain amount that can be spent and once it's gone, no more treatment unless its paid out of pocket.
So if you have a complicated open heart surgery in your early 60s, using your allotment, and then come down with a treatable form of cancer in your early 70s, you are out of luck unless you pony up for the treatment.
It was called Action T4 in Germany.
FUQ
In fact, a senior health policy advisor to the President, Ezekiel Emmanuel, this January published a very revealing “how to” article on the subject in The Lancet. The article, entitled “Principles for Allocation of Scarce Medical Interventions,” argues for something called the “complete lives system.” This system “prioritizes younger people who have not yet lived a complete life and will be unlikely to do so without aid.”
http://m.pop.org/content/infants-and-elderly-need-not-apply-1954
Once you hit your fifties, you are known as a unit. Each unit will have a certain amount that can be spent and once it's gone, no more treatment unless its paid out of pocket.
So if you have a complicated open heart surgery in your early 60s, using your allotment, and then come down with a treatable form of cancer in your early 70s, you are out of luck unless you pony up for the treatment.
It was called Action T4 in Germany.
FUQ
In fact, a senior health policy advisor to the President, Ezekiel Emmanuel, this January published a very revealing “how to” article on the subject in The Lancet. The article, entitled “Principles for Allocation of Scarce Medical Interventions,” argues for something called the “complete lives system.” This system “prioritizes younger people who have not yet lived a complete life and will be unlikely to do so without aid.”
http://m.pop.org/content/infants-and-elderly-need-not-apply-1954