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>So you raise prices for them, and they get kicked out, too. They only get kicked out if no one will offer them prices that they can afford and that they want
by sDlEzAtyoNAz 8y ago
>So you raise prices for them, and they get kicked out, too.
They only get kicked out if no one will offer them prices that they can afford and that they want to pay for. Why do you expect that would happen?
>Until they do get sick, at which point they get kicked off the insurance plan.
It seems like that would be solved by treating health insurance like term life insurance as the person you're replying to suggested.
- amorphid 8y agoWhen you get older & sicker, I'm guessing you'll feel differently. It's all fun & games until you can't afford a basic prescription.
- sDlEzAtyoNAz 8y agoWhat do you think I said that I will feel differently about when I'm older and sicker? You made a bunch of claims about the nature of the health insurance market, and I pointed out that your claims were bogus. What feelings are involved there?
- amorphid 8y agoI used to sell life and health insurance. I saw how the underwriters made decisions on things. I simply think you have no idea what you're talking about, and I'm sticking a fork in this thread.
- sDlEzAtyoNAz 8y agoIf I do indeed have no idea what I'm talking about, you have done nothing to change that.