News flash, insurance plans have always and will always cover services that not everyone needs. Until the day comes out where there is a a-la-carte insurance plan, this is a ridiculous and invalid talking point.
Like I said, no freedoms were lost.
OMG RDD are you SERIOUS?
And where is my choice to pay for all my health care myself without going through insurance which isn't the same as paying for health care.
Do you understand this choice is now penalized?
A.
I think you are assuming that everyone needs to be under insurance anyway as the only choice, is this where we are branching off on two different pages?
Once you assume "everyone needs to be on insurance" then you don't see any choices missing.
Is this what's happening?
B. Do you really have no concept that a group of doctors and charity nurses can invest directly in setting up clinics or teaching hospitals for serving people for free or low cost WITHOUT insurance. But just exchange medical education/training for services to the public, and have investors, donors and clients pay for it similar to university funding.
Do you realize this is not a legal choice under ACA but would be penalized?
Do you really believe there is "no other way on earth" to pay for health care except go through insurance? What did we do before there was insurance?
This is like saying there is no source of money but the Federal Reserve.
but there are legal forms of independent currency and barter that people can use, that are NOT banned. These exchanges are taxed like other federal money.
1. why do you think all other forms of paying for health care should be disqualified
EXCEPT insurance
2. why do you think this should be done through federal govt
instead of letting each state or community decide
are you really so dependent on insurance or federal govt you think those are your only choices?
do you really have no concept that other people live without depending on insurance or federal govt but pay for their own expenses themselves? I know people who do. why should those people be forced to pay for a system they don't need and penalized for wanting to invest in health programs that can cost less and serve more people?