Should Insurance Companies Have to Take Back Their Customers
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SirGreenThumb
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Legally, no. But it wont stop him from doing it and no one will do anything about it.
Yes, he is supposed to, but in his mind he is the all and powerful and he can do what he wants when he wants.
I would think he would get the blame, but once again, nothing will be done about it. Kinda makes you think that when he taught the text of the constitution he was in the process of rewritting it also.
If the younger individuals refuse to pay a higher premium because their healthy and not get aca, the plan will basically fail cause the older and poor sick individuals will still have to pay a higher premium and the idea behind the law will be void.
ChesusRice
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So let's enocourage young people not to get insurance and be irresponsible?
Rob Roy
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No. Let's keep government from meddling in the market of service providing and let willing sellers and buyers make consensual contracts and be responsible for abiding by what they agreed to. It's called freedom of choice, something you won't find in a trash can Ninja turtle suit.
desert dude
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If you are a young, healthy male, why is it irresponsible to forgo a health insurance policy that covers pregnancies and mammograms? I know, "something could happen" that makes that insurance worthwhile... That is not how young, invincible people think though.
SirGreenThumb
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Lets encourage Americans not to buy into an unconstitutional healthcare [Law].
Rob Roy
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Indeed.
Being made to buy into something you don't want or don't believe in, is a tactic that was used during the inquisition. Don't negotiate with terrorists that think they own you is a good policy.
Of course companies should not have to take their customers back, the law is still in effect, Obama cannot change it or take it off the books, all he can do is choose not to enforce it. The law is the law and companies would be well advised to start acting like it ASAP.
SirGreenThumb
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Yea, and what company would risk being shut down because they didn't follow the law. The big O has shown his true colors as a liar and deceiver so why would the insurance companies believe that they could just give back old insurance plans without repercussions.
feasy
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I thought the Supreme Court said it was constitutional?
Hell, if we had one more liberal justice, outlawing Americans the right to own guns would be constitutional.
SirGreenThumb
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You don't believe that he has the supreme court in his pocket?
ChesusRice
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Is it ok to meddle when the insurance companys drop their client simply becuase they got sick?
Dude, that's a total line of shit.
It's against the law for an insurance company to drop an insured because they got sick.
ChesusRice
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SirGreenThumb
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No its not. Obama waived the law for another year. Remember?
Rob Roy
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No. The party injured should seek damages or restitution or like kind replacement. One way to do that is in any agreement, the consenting parties could have a prior arbitration agreement in the event of any issues.
It's their business, not yours or mine. If you buy a product and aren't satisfied with it, how is it the business of disinterested third parties to intervene unless the original parties foresaw and agreed to this?