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Most people don't feel like they need it until they do, do you follow me? And then it's too late because they have "pre-existing conditions". (Something the reform will ban insurance companies from doing.)
I'm a careful driver, I shouldn't be forced to buy auto insurance, right? I shouldn't be penalized for not wearing a seatbelt, right?
Oh i follow you, and if you choose not to carry insurance and something happens and now you want insurance, you should have to pay a high rate then someone who has held insurance since a younger age...or you know that you are risking a possible uninsurable condition and you accept the consequences of not carrying.
What state do you live in? Im not aware of a state that requires a resident to purchase auto insurance
I agree you shouldnt be penalized for not wearing your seatbelt
The Western European countries provide universal health care for less than the US spends on health care.
The model is obvious. The benefits are obvious. Some people simply hate Europe and thus hate this idea of providing for people.
I dont hate Europe, i found Germany, Austria, and the UK countries to be extremely pleasant places when i visited. However they have their own issues.
The idea of providing medical coverage for everyone has nothing to do with my feeling about our brothers across the Atlantic
Or if you live in the US and cannot afford insurance to begin with, you get none of the above. You just suffer...
So...life isnt fair and it isnt the governments job to make it fair. All men are created equal, what you do from there is your buisness