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**seasnake**

U.S. medical and health care already exceeds twice the cost of other first world nations while not even stacking up well against them, with mandated insurance everyone still has co-pay and costs will surely spiral upwards to capture that co-pay in the same fashion as the housing bubble

**The Evil AC** I am not a number!!! User ID: 666 07-01-2012 11:59 PM

No, I believe this is part of the takeover.

**Gibbie** · **Gibbie** ^D ^D ^D whoa User ID: 49076 07-02-2012 12:02 AM **Posts: 7,187**

seasnake Wrote:

U.S. medical and health care already exceeds twice the cost of other first world nations while not even stacking up well against them, with mandated insurance everyone still has co-pay and costs will surely spiral upwards to capture that co-pay in the same fashion as the housing bubble

I doubt things will improve.

I hope I am wrong cause we don't have any say any more in government.

**flintstone** lop guest User ID: 95037 07-02-2012 12:03 AM

well if you consider seeing a doctor that works in the back of a van an improvement, why yes i do

**Pope Barbie Imaculata**

It has nothing to do with medical care with one exception. It will mean no medical care at all for those who can only pay cash. This is about the final enslavement to the bankers.

**Zardoz**

barbsat Wrote:

It has nothing to do with medical care with one exception. It will mean no medical care at all for those who can only pay cash. This is about the final enslavement to the bankers.

Spot on!

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 54514 07-02-2012 12:15 AM

Nope. How they will push more drugging and worthless vaccines. You probably won't be able to go to work without a flu shot.

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 66934 07-02-2012 12:16 AM

It was NEVER meant to improve anything but the bottom line and top off the bulging pockets of the greedy bastards involved in this scheme.

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 54514 07-02-2012 12:16 AM

As long as you don't get sick or old, you should be great.

**Mike** lop guest User ID: 105339 07-02-2012 12:19 AM

Who is going to benefit from this bill? Insurance companies and the healthcare industry. Sure, they will have to accept pre-existing conditions now - but they're going to add millions of new "clients" to profit off. Look at who lobbied for the bill...

**seasnake** · (This post was last modified: 07-02-2012 12:22 AM by seasnake.)

Mike Wrote:

Who is going to benefit from this bill? Insurance companies and the healthcare industry. Sure, they will have to accept pre-existing conditions now - but they're going to add millions of new "clients" to profit off. Look at who lobbied for the bill...

don't forget the drug companies, but the insurance companies have always done the most damage (they pay out what 50% or less of what they take in, and that doesn't even count for the money they make on investing what comes into them, and should they ever fail they are bailed out with huge bonuses to those in charge)

**silversides**

I believe it is a attempt at cost control.

**seasnake**

silversides Wrote:

I believe it is a attempt at cost control.

lol, show me how it could possibly control costs, I think it will heavily inflate them

**Mike** lop guest User ID: 105339 07-02-2012 12:28 AM

seasnake Wrote:

silversides Wrote:
I believe it is a attempt at cost control.

lol, show me how it could possibly control costs, I think it will heavily inflate them

My premiums went up significantly weeks after the bill passed. I'm sure the costs the doctors bill is only going to increase as well.

**Janus**

If implemented, there will only be two kinds of doctors by 2014.
Those in Canada, and those who ONLY perform procedures for
cash/gold/whatever is in short supply, after a waiver is signed
for liability.