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Originally Posted by kane
If I am being 100% honest, someone who doesn't didn't make enough money to buy health insurance (and didn't get it through their job) pre-Obamacare who doesn't then take free healthcare once it is available is just dumb. There is nothing noble about them not wanting to be a burden on the system because what is likely going to happen is that at some point they are going to get sick or injured and end up in a hospital where they will rack up some nice medical bills and then other people are going to pay for them.
If they don't want to be a burden on the system, I understand that. But the way to do it is to take the health insurance and work harder to get a better job and make more money so you can get employer provided insurance or pay for you insurance. Don't risk it and potentially end up costing society even more.
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So it is better for people to be a burden all the time, including catastrophe, and not just in extreme circumstances and everyone who works hard and has some luck should pay for this to make insurance companies richer?
How is your basic math telling you that paying all the time + catastrophe < just catastrophe alone?