To: mbarker12474
My house just burned down. (that's a pre-existing condition if ever there was one) I now want an insurance company to cover the house and pay for the rebuilding.
How is that any different from requiring insurance companies to pay for a pre-existing medical condition?
How can any insurance company survive faced with potential cost like this?
6 posted on
04/06/2010 9:37:25 AM PDT by
SunTzuWu
To: SunTzuWu
How can any insurance company survive faced with potential cost like this? They can't, and that's probably all part of the plan.
9 posted on
04/06/2010 9:46:26 AM PDT by
Domandred
(Fdisk, format, and reinstall the entire .gov system.)
To: SunTzuWu
You can do better than that. Scan the paper for a recent case of arson, purchase the burnt out shell and then apply for insurance to have it restored. You'll save on loan interest and taxes while waiting for the opportunity.
10 posted on
04/06/2010 9:47:08 AM PDT by
Myrddin
To: SunTzuWu
How can any insurance company survive faced with potential cost like this?That's the Dem's plan. Bankrupt the insurance companies. They just can't come out and say it as such, but.. THAT'S THE INTENT.
To: SunTzuWu
“How can any insurance company survive faced with potential cost like this?”
They can’t. They’re not meant to. Health Inscos will become quasi-governmental agencies.
15 posted on
04/06/2010 10:11:13 AM PDT by
swain_forkbeard
(Rationality may not be sufficient, but it is necessary.)
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