@sSubZerOo said:
.. You're moving the goal posts, I am specifically asking you why you are ok with that, when we fall into the exact same reasoning as the ACA.. There are people who are not paying for it, that they are now benefiting from the services, what you called being a leech..
No one is moving anything. You've assumed this:
@sSubZerOo said:
Not every one uses it as much as others, some barely pay taxes yet use infrastructure more than others.. Wouldn't you call that being a leech? Why are you ok with that, but completely against the other?
I call that being a leech, but infrastructure and healthcare are two different services. Infrastructure is something everyone integrated into the modern world can use, however not everyone wants health insurance and forcing those to get it is in my opinion a violation of freedom.
@sSubZerOo said:
There are people who are not paying for it, that they are now benefiting from the services, what you called being a leech..
Families that don't pay for ACA are fined 695$ so incorrecto.
@sSubZerOo said:
You do realize that a person in such a situation will most likely never be able to pay off the debt right?
And that goes to a 1099C where debt is collected off of their income.
In essence, if they don't have a job yes. So get a job.
@sSubZerOo said:
Really? Premiums are not affected by this what so ever when a patient costs the hospital tens of thousands of dollars in services and the like and is unable to pay it? How about the fact we rank 31st in healthcare quality yet spend the most of any other country?
Premiums in reference to hospital bills? Ah of course, but I mixed the terms since we're talking about ACA.
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