OUT OF CONTROL: Health Insurance Rates Up 39, 60, Even 70%

BIG INSURANCE: Rate Hikes, Record Profits & High Fives While We Get Screwed

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• healthcare
• reform
• insurance

[dsspike51]

Why not simply regulate them. When wall street was regulated after causing the great depression, they where profitable and successful and still help the country.

[Imachowderhead]

Sorta funny when Anthem was audited it was shown that they made a 5% profit in 2009...now with the healthcare bill premiums will go sky high...Example, getting rid of pre existing conditions is fine with me, Ive been denied beofre but insurance comapnies now will just raise their rates to recoup their losses.....I mean of you do it for healthcare companies do it for others as well. I mean Auto insurance does the same thing, you have tickets you pay more...

[schratboy]

Fucking liberal propaganda.

[awalkwiththelord]

JUST SAY NO

[enuvune]

it's a business. i thought businesses were all about making money.

[zebra927]

really pretty sure that the health reform bill will be rammed into the nations throat no matter what, so why make a video to rub it in our faces and act like they need to be told what to do since they do whatever they want any way

[Torakization]

The insurance companies are only doing what God tells them to do. The God of nature has ruled that there are too many people, and as Malthus predicted, they are reducing the people via natural selection so that we (the children of God) may have more for ourselves. Hallelujah.

[TheBlackMage3]

And look at medicare now. It has $89 trillion in unfunded liabilities. Yay for medicare!

[awalkwiththelord]

I agree , but the report I read today stated that we would start paying for this thing 4 years before we are even eligible for the coverage. The average family would be taxed anywhere from 90.00 - 165.00 a month

[BipolarBomber]

You are in a minority as most people in America are dealing with rising healthcare costs. And even if they aren't going up the average American still spends twice as most as the average European on health insurance for basically the same coverage. I would probably say that Europeans on average have better insurance, but I think we can both agree that it's at least close enough to where paying twice what they pay is a bit outrageous.