So you are saying that all Federal employees and Military personnel are slackers?

Interesting.

So a guy who opens his own business and is busting his ass every month, but can't afford $2k a month to cover him and his wife, or maybe he has high blood pressure.. owning a business can do that to a person lol.. he's a slacker?

Because that's who this plan is aimed at. People in the middle who work, but can't pay the outrageous premiums every month. A pair of nice jeans, or an ipod don't begin to touch what insurance costs. *shrug*

How do you come up with that? They have jobs. They work for the government. Of course they are going to have government insurance.

I am lost as to why I should be responsible for his coverage.

Well, you gave a couple trillion dollars to rich bankers. Why not help him out too? *wink*

Rich bankers and insurance companies are getting ananother windfall of cash from this. Don't kids yourself. They could give a shit less about your health they are just trying to keep their ponzi schemes afloat.

Hey, as long as people can go to the dr instead of the emergency room for a belly ache that turns out to be gas.. Those people drive up my insurance premiums now.

Pelosi’s ‘Immoral’ Insurers May Gain in Obama Plan

By Alex Nussbaum

Sept. 11 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. health-care overhaul proposed in Congress will do more than impose greater controls on private insurers. It will also swell their profits.

New legislation may generate 10 million more customers for Amerigroup Corp.,UnitedHealth Group Inc. and other companies that administer Medicaid, the government plan that covers the poorest Americans, according to James Carlson, Amerigroup’s chief executive officer. Molina Healthcare Inc.’s Medicaid enrollment may jump by 43 percent, CEO J. Mario Molina said. WellPoint Inc., the largest U.S. insurer, may also gain.
While President Barack Obama has pitched his revamping of health care as a bid to “keep insurance companies honest,” expanding Medicaid is likely to offset any losses from new regulations and taxes, at least for insurers who specialize in the program, Carlson said.

“Most of what we’re reading would grow our business dramatically,” he said in an interview. “I don’t think you can say that about a lot of other participants in the health-care system.”

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...d=aZXtHyBTMNkI

Because their socialized health coverages were included in the list that I posted, and that you replied to with:

And besides... They have jobs. Why do you need to pay for their insurance? Don't you have a problem with paying for other's health insurance that isn't an employee or dependent?