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Those are consumed items.. insurance isn't.
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yes, it is. you "consume" insurance as you need it, just like anything else. it is a product.
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But speaking of consume, Walmart would be a great example of more creates cheaper.
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i would say Walmart is a great example of how to monopolize.
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The more people that buy into insurance, the more healthy people that pay in, the more it balances out the costs of sick people.
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the more people that buy into insurance, the larger and more powerful the insurance companies get. costs don't go down, they go up. show me
why (read: actual evidence) you think insurance costs go down. don't repeat the math you are currently using, but show me a real example of health insurance costs going down.
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Yes, that's exactly how the free market works, people are in business to make profits. I don't think walmart gives a shit about me either or truly any major corporation. Hell, I'm in business for me, not the other person at that.
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no argument from me on this.
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It is.. and like other Countries proper regulations can control the scam or remove it all together while allowing the business to still operate within the free market.
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how do their regulations "control" or "remove" it? by keeping costs down? how does that help? there will still be people who will never have access to it. what about them?
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Unfortunately that doesn't work when everything else around you is inflated so dreaming that the cost of medical would go down so low that everyone could afford it, is simply that... a dream.
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i wasn't dreaming anything.
i was
telling you, the insurance system must be removed completely.
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