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If you're talking about the pre-existing condition of broken leg, I agree with you. You should not be able to sign up for insurance after breaking your leg and
by sjwright 9y ago
If you're talking about the pre-existing condition of broken leg, I agree with you. You should not be able to sign up for insurance after breaking your leg and get all the relevant care paid for.
If you're talking about the pre-existing condition of fat and family history of heart disease, then I disagree.
- joshfraser 9y agoIt wasn't meant as a political statement. Instead I was commenting on how the terminology doesn't make sense. A single payer system would remove a lot of the perverse incentives we have with our current model that prioritizes profits over care.