I used my Obama care and here are the facts...

NoDrama · Sep 5, 2014

schuylaar said:
i don't know what state you're in but that's not quite how it's done in florida..in other words, you would NOT qualify.

I absolutely WOULD qualify in Florida.
A trust is not considered an asset, neither is your residence or the car you drive, regardless of their value.

So yes, if you have a home worth $12 million and drive a $250,000 car, and have a 100 Million $ trust fund, you would qualify.

SNAP is easy to get for anyone who doesn't have an actual income, they can be rich as shit and still qualify.

jahbrudda · Sep 5, 2014

schuylaar said:
fail.

any deficit will be guaranteed and paid by the federal government.

the insurance companies already agreed to this.

What the hell does that have to do with rising costs for the paying customers?

NoDrama · Sep 5, 2014

jahbrudda said:
What the hell does that have to do with rising costs for the paying customers?

She doesn't realize that nothing is paid for by the federal government, its paid for by the American taxpayer.

jahbrudda · Sep 5, 2014

NoDrama said:
She doesn't realize that nothing is paid for by the federal government, its paid for by the American taxpayer.

And only tax payers realize this.

schuylaar · Sep 5, 2014

MuyLocoNC said:
My wife is going in for knee surgery later this month, there is nothing elective about it if you can't walk, work or exercise. Sedentariness can be as life threatening as many diseases.

We have Blue Cross/Blue Shield, about $312/month. Surgery is being performed at one of the best facilities in NC, Duke Hospital, about $12,000 all in. $3,000 deductible with a $2000 health savings account that also goes towards the deductible when it's used. Our total outlay will be around $1900.

Fuck ObamaCare and the SUBSIDEEZ that it propagates. And we all know SUBSIDEEZ are free, appearing out of thin air and never need to be funded by anyone.

finally someone from the right understands this concept..your wife is responsible for herself..sounds like she hasn't been doing too much exercising so i'm not sure how you can complain about it.

a policy for an aging couple with medical conditions? $312/month? that is a fucking miracle..what exactly do you want? and you're complaining about a $1900 expense for a major surgery?

:lol:

reasonevangelist · Sep 5, 2014

ChesusRice said:
Would you die if you didn't have the elective knee surgery?
What would private insurance have covered for this elective surgery?

We will all die, regardless of any surgeries or health conditions, or even the lack thereof.

We will die faster if we can't Run from danger, or toward helpful substances. We will also likely be less content and more tormented, if we can neither evade danger nor chase dreams (neither of which work very well with a bum knee, or any other mobility impairment).

I think selective reasoning is one of the biggest problems plaguing this world. Too many people like to take a slice of reality and misrepresent it as the whole picture, when it is convenient/beneficial for them to do so. Lying by omission is still lying.

jahbrudda · Sep 5, 2014

schuylaar said:
.your wife is responsible for herself..sounds like she hasn't been doing too much exercising so i'm not sure how you can complain about it.

Sounds like a war on women to me.

ChesusRice · Sep 5, 2014

MuyLocoNC said:
My wife is going in for knee surgery later this month, there is nothing elective about it if you can't walk, work or exercise. Sedentariness can be as life threatening as many diseases.

We have Blue Cross/Blue Shield, about $312/month. Surgery is being performed at one of the best facilities in NC, Duke Hospital, about $12,000 all in. $3,000 deductible with a $2000 health savings account that also goes towards the deductible when it's used. Our total outlay will be around $1900.

Fuck ObamaCare and the SUBSIDEEZ that it propagates. And we all know SUBSIDEEZ are free, appearing out of thin air and never need to be funded by anyone.

So what if you didnt have employer based insurance?
Then what?

ChesusRice · Sep 5, 2014

nitro harley said:
750.00 deductible with a total out of pocket of 6500.00

what would out of pocket be if you had no insurance?

jahbrudda · Sep 5, 2014

ChesusRice said:
So what if you didnt have employer based insurance?
Then what?

What does that have to do with Obamacare?

schuylaar · Sep 5, 2014

nitro harley said:
750.00 deductible with a total out of pocket of 6500.00

did you know that when you signed up?

EDIT: along with a significantly reduced monthly premium? were you aware?

nitro harley · Sep 5, 2014

ChesusRice said:
what would out of pocket be if you had no insurance?

Chesus..

Well I am glad you brought that up. Let me see, Ins for the year is 6000.00 and out of pocket is 4700.00 and the bill will be just over 10k. So I guess I ended up breaking even. So Ins cost me 10k so far this year.. Thanks BarryO.

nitro harley · Sep 5, 2014

schuylaar said:
did you know that when you signed up?

Sky..

I made sure it was well documented here at RIU, so yes I knew.

schuylaar · Sep 5, 2014

NoDrama said:
I absolutely WOULD qualify in Florida.
A trust is not considered an asset, neither is your residence or the car you drive, regardless of their value.

So yes, if you have a home worth $12 million and drive a $250,000 car, and have a 100 Million $ trust fund, you would qualify.

SNAP is easy to get for anyone who doesn't have an actual income, they can be rich as shit and still qualify.

really? nice to know..guess i could have applied all these years and didn't..wonder why?

schuylaar · Sep 5, 2014

nitro harley said:
Sky..

I made sure it was well documented here at RIU, so yes I knew.

then what are you complaining about, nitro?

schuylaar · Sep 5, 2014

nitro harley said:
Chesus..

Well I am glad you brought that up. Let me see, Ins for the year is 6000.00 and out of pocket is 4700.00 and the bill will be just over 10k. So I guess I ended up breaking even. So Ins cost me 10k so far this year.. Thanks BarryO.

you're forgetting that your premium used to be DOUBLE..so you are SAVING $6k.

greenlikemoney · Sep 5, 2014

schuylaar said:
fail.

any deficit will be guaranteed and paid by the federal government.

the insurance companies already agreed to this.

No fail. Where in the hell do you think the money comes from that the government is giving to the insurance companies? Jesus, are people this stupid?

nitro harley · Sep 5, 2014

schuylaar said:
then what are you complaining about, nitro?

Sky..

Go back and read post #1. I mentioned I thought the Ins company would of paid more of the bill. Did you miss that part?

schuylaar · Sep 5, 2014

greenlikemoney said:
No fail. Where in the hell do you think the money comes from that the government is giving to the insurance companies? Jesus, are people this stupid?

for practical purposes/simplicity when referring to specific entities federal v. state..we all know that these entities are run by our tax dollars.

jesus, are people this stupid?

schuylaar · Sep 5, 2014

nitro harley said:
Sky..

Go back and read post #1. I mentioned I thought the Ins company would of paid more of the bill. Did you miss that part?

nitro - gold plan is 80/20 aren't they paying 80%?

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