The Health Insurance Racket (MIRROR)

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Corporations like CIGNA are pulling the strings manipulating the zombies that watch FOX and attend the tea parties. Every time someone gets angry about health care reform they are actively supporting greedy giant corporations to their own detriment. Wake up right-wing fuckheads!

CIGNAs Edward Hanway spends his holidays in a $13 million beach house in New Jersey. Meanwhile, regular Americans are routinely denied coverage for the care they need when they need it most.

Welcome to the American health insurance industry. Instead of helping policyholders attain the health security they need for their families, big insurance companies get rich by denying coverage to patients. Now theyre sending lobbyists to Washington, DC to twist the arms of lawmakers to oppose reform of the status quo. Why? Because the status quo pays.

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[hellshade2]

i made a video awhile back about this, healthcare for profit is wrong. even if you npay the high premiums they charge they can still deny you coverage.

it's time to call on the politicians that are supposed to be working for us and string them up, tar and feathers is a good idea too....

[geffel]

This is what bugs me about all the zombies that invaded Washington this past weekend - their efforts are so misdirected by Beck and his paymasters. They should be clawing at the doors of the health insurance and drug companies. Instead they're blaming their problems on this administration.

Very sad indeed.

[tenneral]

Thank goodness indeed for the NHS. Even the most conservative reactionary person in Britain would do everything to preserve this wonderful service to us all.

[geffel]

I gather that the lies about the UK NHS by the right wing in the US have managed to bring the left and right in the UK together to support the NHS.

At least some good has come out of it.

[steelhamster]

Better get yer arsse back to blighty Geffel if they don't change the system and soon

[geffel]

Fortunately I do have very good health insurance provided by the company I work for, but a serious illness could still eat up all my savings after the cutoff is reached.

The NHS is worth every penny.

[SeekerLancer]

I'm one of the Americans caught up in this shit storm. Luckily my illness is not life threatening but it's something that requires constant care.

I'd like to get my own place, get married to my girlfriend, start living this so called "American Dream" that Republicans cling to, but the health care system as it currently stands is keeping me trapped in a cage.

[O2BSoLucky]

IMO,  it isn't ethical to make money from health care. NOTE by this I mean direct patient focused NOT development and research. It is not moral to make money from direct health care.

The US system is terrible, it is not unless you are outside of the system that you see its faults.

No system is perfect but I struggle to think of a case in Australia besides, direct doctor incompetence where a lady with cancer isn't told the results of her scans due to cost of treatment.

[mecher3k]

BS, the tea party is just right wingers in disguise.

[SeruQuik]

"We do not need Health Care reform, we need political reform!"

Well, we need both. There's neither one problem in this country nor is there a panacea that could solve everything.

Party politics in general is a load of shit. People should never vote for the person based on their party or lack thereof. Vote for the person instead. Don't vote Republican, Democrat, or Independent; vote for the person.

[jazzyhap]

Yes, but what is the word Obama keeps using, "competition"?

That is what we need..

In the Presidential elections, if you are either the dem or rep candidate, you already have a 50/50 shot of winning.

We need to increase competition in our politics, to represent the more varied views our country holds, instead of our only options being extreme left or extreme right.

We do not need Health Care reform, we need political reform!

[SeruQuik]

Yes. Instead of supporting two noisy political parties, support a single party that's even noisier.

Don't think that voting independent would be an automatic solution. That's just plain silly. You can easily have corruption be bred outside of the two main parties.

[jazzyhap]

First, FOX is a right wing news source.

Second the Tea Party is an Independent movement.

The only reason Fox covers the Tea Party so much is because the Republicans are not in power. If G W Bush was still president, the Tea Party would be all over CNN, and the Dems would be giving it's full support.

These things are happening because of the DEMOCRATS AND THE REPUBLICANS!

Vote INDEPENDENT. GO TEA PARTY!

[ArtificialCleverenAI]

Repulsive beyond words.

[WizardJim]

The words "fucking obscene" come to mind.

[82abhilash]

It is not unregulated. It is one of the most heavily regulated sectors in the US, both at the state and the Federal level. There are the kind of regulations that raise the price for everyone and the kind of regulations that make it very difficult for new players to enter the market and compete. The health insurance sector is a government backed cartel.

[82abhilash]

Those where not zombies. Those where real people with real concerns. Many of them where not even republican.

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