[Wolverine]

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Learn the real truth about the so-called 45 million medically uninsured.

 

Get the facts in 9 minutes.

 

Uninsured in America

(2007) Run Time: 9:03

http://www.freemarketcure.com/uninsuredinamerica.php

Uninsured in America examines the conventional wisdom that 45 million Americans cannot get health insurance and consequently do not have access to health care.

Uninsured in America examines the conventional wisdom that 45 million Americans cannot get health insurance and consequently do not have access to health care. (2007) Run Time: 9:03

About the Video:
 

Uninsured in America is part of the Free Market Cure Video Series created by filmmaker Stuart Browning to inform Americans about the dangers of collectivized medicine and the benefits of free markets in health care.

The filmmaker has received no funding from the health insurance industry or the health care industry.

Transcript:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKCWbq18bNk

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[caveat emptor]

Health insurance fundamentally is designed to shift the cost of providing health care from those who need it but can't afford it, to those who don't need it but can afford it.

And who might that be, who doesn't need health care, Mr. American Thinker?

[dragnet2]

Fact is, insurance of any kind, be it auto, home, health, are only there to make profits, and limit their liability and payouts. They do everything in their power to limit settlements, and coverage. They are not your friend, nor are they there to help, regardless of what their commercials with all those smiling faces depict. Smiling faces, sometimes they don't tell.....

Just the way it is.

[Publius6961]

""We are going to take things away from you on behalf of the common good."

That says it all.

[MarkL]

Actually, the whole concept of insurance in general is extremely responsible, and is set up much like a CO-OP. When joined into voluntarily, insurance allows people to "spread the risk" among a pool of people greater than the probability of the events requiring the insurance. By spreading the risk over a great number of people who will probably not need those services, the vast minority of people who do can be covered for the expenses.

The key is will people participate voluntarily, and will they pay the premiums?

Mark