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when does this law take effect?
- 2012-2014. Enough time
for the Republicans and the
Health Industry to make plenty
of money off Americans...utopian - then they get to make money off Americans by LAWeieio
- haha yeah utopian you don't think this was a win for insurance companies and pharma?? Did you see the stockmathinc
- market today? They're in utopia over this bill.mathinc
- But yeah I know I know, this bill is really to help the people of this country. So genuine these politicians are.mathinc
- The people who voted for this bill REALLY stuck it to big pharma and the insurance companies today! haha.mathinc
- They just gained a boat load of new customers. I'll bet their trying to figure out how to salvage their business!mathinc
- Or maybe you can help people while also creating opportunities for the industry?ukit
- fuck.. grammar fail I meant: *they'remathinc
- Is that completely crazy? I guess you'd prefer that the markets had tanked...?ukit
- ukit, no one is being helped unless costs are being reduced. No one. Costs aren't being addressed and the customer pool has just gotten bigger.. who wins?mathinc
- pool has just gotten bigger.. who wins? Who do you think wins in this?mathinc
- If what you got out of what I said was that I wished the markets tanked then you're a fucking idiot. I pointed out the markets to show you thatmathinc
- to illustrate that the insurance and pharma are winners because of this bill.mathinc
- Who wins? How bout the 32 million people who couldn't get insurance?ukit
- 2 + 2 ukit, 2 + 2.mathinc
- Oh that's great that they fixed the access part of healthcare. Now how about the actual reason those 32 mil didn't have the fucking access to begin with?mathinc
- fucking access to begin with? You're right though, everyone wins. People who couldn't get insurance, the insurance companies themselvesmathinc
- "Oh that's great"
Yeah big fucking deal! 32 million people just got access to health care for the first time.ukit - companies themselves, big pharma, doctors, they all won, so why didn't we do this sooner you might wonder? Ohhh right, reality.mathinc
- reality is why we didn't do it sooner. What a shame that whole reality thing.mathinc
- Insurance companies can't drop you when you get cancer. Whoop di fucking do!ukit
- Ukit, why didn't they have access?mathinc
- Simple question.. why didn't they have access?mathinc
- Since I have to get back to work.. cost was the reason they didn't have access. Since cost is why they didn't have access thenmathinc
- exactly what were the tough decisions that were made to fix the cost (and vis a vis access) problem? None.mathinc
- Mandate the access, fuck the cost problem. Seems like a good solid long term solution to me.... brainless.mathinc
- And I love how you act like I could care less about the people who didn't have ins. I do. I was one of them a year agomathinc
- and I'm a diabetic. This is just not how you go about solving things as far as I'm concerned. It's a political win, not a practical win.mathinc
- most people will get heavy subsidies. combine that with local insurance exchanges to get better rates an millions more can now afford itspifflink
- can now afford it.spifflink
- 2012-2014. Enough time