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Let's take a harder example. A person has tons of health problems growing up while on parents' insurance plan. Comes of age and has to get own coverage. Insurer says their coverage will be 5 times the average, making it impossible to afford. Should there be a provision for that situation or is that person just SOL?

SOL. It is not my responsibility to pay for the problems of another. It is not your responsibility to pay for mine. Medicare did not always exist. People lived their lives. Charity intervened. Family intervened. Or no one did. The state intervening is theft and it is the natural course of govt.

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Posted by bayouvette

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Member since Oct 2005

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Posted on 11/2/18 at 1:25 pm to Zach

Health care is a major issue as well as immigration. However since trump is pres and dems are fighting for positions its all talk and nothing is actually getting done.

Same shite different day

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Posted by Diseasefreeforall

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Posted on 11/2/18 at 1:34 pm to Zach

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SOL. It is not my responsibility to pay for the problems of another. It is not your responsibility to pay for mine. Medicare did not always exist. People lived their lives. Charity intervened. Family intervened. Or no one did. The state intervening is theft and it is the natural course of govt.

So no one in your family depends on Medicare? No parents, grandparents, aunts or uncles that would go bankrupt having to pay exorbitant healthcare costs older people tend to require? You just might get old someday too.

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