twostrokenut
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sure, increasing paperwork and then mandating lower admin costs isn't refusing to pay anything.
What Democrats have sponsored or cosponsored a bill to enact universal healthcare?
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sure, increasing paperwork and then mandating lower admin costs isn't refusing to pay anything.
UncleBuck
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unrelnting douche? no, i did not sign up for a UC profit mill. that was you.
UncleBuck
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when you can't deny people for pre-existing conditions, there is a lot less paperwork and administrative costs. that's why our administrative costs were so much higher than other nations, lots of bureaucrats hard at work looking for any way possible to deny payment for a procedure due to a pre-existing condition.
those days were over thanks to obama, but now they will return because pre-existing conditions are not covered under your lord and savior's new plan.
but yeah, feel free to toss out meaningless platitudes like "increasing paperwork" without explaining how at all and allow me to explain to you how you are literally wrong all of the time.
retard.
twostrokenut
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subtract your 20% admin cost. that does not directly reduce consumer cost 20%.
denying a pre-existing condition is a way to cut costs. I'm not condoning that in any way.
twostrokenut
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I have a good plan through work. I see this urgent care membership as a great way for uninsured and even non citizens to have some really decent primary, urgent and preventative. which is what most ppl need most of the time.
the fact that you are an unrelenting douche is well documented.
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UncleBuck
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why are you arguing against the very thing you just named as a way to cut healthcare costs now?
fucking dumb.
UncleBuck
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the union of knife sharpeners who run their businesses out of a trailer in the woods local 1488?
LOLx∞
that's retarded. they are profit mills. and that's all they are.
twostrokenut
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because didn't lose focus of the largest cost that initiated your response, the bureaucracy of government. tally up the admin cost of government telling you what to do real quick, subtract that cost.
UncleBuck
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more meaningless platitudes, eh? i thought you might have learned your lesson when your "increasing paperwork!" meaningless platitude completely backfired on you, but i underestimated your stupidity and incentive to spam this forum for $0.11 a post.
the government's bureaucracy is so bad that it clocks in at a whopping 2% of administrative costs, compared to 17-23% in the private sector.
once again, you are talking out of your ass and spamming us with complete nonsense. either you are retarded or you get paid to pump this shit out. i truly hope it's the latter for your poor family's sake, but i continuously underestimate your crippling stupidity and astounding mental retardation.
twostrokenut
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sure dude, my wife is preggers and I'm more than happy to carry the insurance for us. I'm real manly that way. say, is your pregnant wife still working?
UncleBuck
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i can only imagine how shitty it must be to get your pre-natal care from the fucking corner urgent care profit mill.
fuck, we only have the option to see any one of about a dozen OBGYNs at our place, which literally connects to the hospital next door. you should see the fucking delivery and labor rooms. you can have a fucking family party in there.
but yeah, i guess a shoddy, dimly lit room in the tiny little corner urgent care works too.
your poor common law wife.
twostrokenut
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you're saying emergency room costs are only 2% higher since the government mandated no one could be denied service regardless of payment.
here i was thinking that you were seriously discussing an issue, shame on me.
twostrokenut
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oh so she's working through her pregnancy to provide your health insurance then.
I expected no less.
UncleBuck
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you are a retarded person.
you said "government bureaucracy" was why healthcare was so expensive.
the government runs a health care program called medicare. its administrative costs are 2%.
the private sector's for-profit health care has administrative costs of 17%-23%.
don't try to act like you're illiterate just because yet another one of your meaningless platitudes got ripped to shreds you fucking retard.
UncleBuck
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she refuses not to work.
not everyone is a fat lazy slob, like you and your wife.
twostrokenut
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have i expressed any direct expletives at you yet? insert one here. please continue to dodge the systemic costs of the bureaucracy, one of which I just spoon fed you.
twostrokenut
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so she's having her 2nd child then, you being the first.
twostrokenut
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I think g-rated insults are really underrated. snare, bass, crash.
UncleBuck
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The 2% government bureaucracy versus the 17-23% private, for profit bureaucracy?
Retard
UncleBuck
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My wife can make up her own mind. She's not a retard like you.
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