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Edonis
4 minutes ago, Born To Slay said:

It's not just the taxes. In America, we have this part of the population that seems to think that ur only worth as much as you make and that you shouldn't get any help at all. They feel that if u can't afford food, shelter of health care, then you don't deserve it. It's sick.

Apparently some people in this thread have similar sentiments :ph34r:

OT: It's a shame that this is happening when the ACA Did help a substantial amount of people. No it wasn't perfect, but it certainly provided the assistance necessary for proper healthcare. It shouldn't be something that only a few people have access to. Sad. 

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Sepsami
1 minute ago, Born To Slay said:

It's not just the taxes. In America, we have this part of the population that seems to think that ur only worth as much as you make and that you shouldn't get any help at all. They feel that if u can't afford food, shelter of health care, then you don't deserve it. It's sick.

It seems that human compassion is a thing of the past these days :saladga:

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Born To Slay
Just now, Sepsami said:

It seems that human compassion is a thing of the past these days 

Apparently so, it's projected that over 30,000 people will die every year when Obamacare is repealed. Yet they don't care. Those peoples lives mean nothing to he GOP.

I don't even try to sound non partisan when I talk about this anymore. I just say the truth, that the GOP is evil. 

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Sepsami
2 minutes ago, Born To Slay said:

Apparently so, it's projected that over 30,000 people will die every year when Obamacare is repealed. Yet they don't care. Those peoples lives mean nothing to he GOP.

I don't even try to sound non partisan when I talk about this anymore. I just say the truth, that the GOP is evil. 

If you're able to put 30k lives per year aside then yes you deserved to be called evil, I agree 100% with you on that.

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Born To Slay
5 minutes ago, Sepsami said:

If you're able to put 30k lives per year aside then yes you deserved to be called evil, I agree 100% with you on that.

https://thinkprogress.org/heres-how-many-people-could-die-every-year-if-obamacare-is-repealed-ae4bf3e100a2#.9e2v8kyk6

yup 27-36k will die yearly, the GOP are murders. If I killed one person, I'd go to jail for life. These people are gonna kill 27-36k yearly and get away with it.

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Born To Slay

I just don't know how they sleep at night. If I were responsible for pulling the plug on so many of my fellow Americans, I'd never be able to sleep again. 

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MJHolland
1 hour ago, ChaosAngelX69 said:

why the **** do they hate it so much oh my god. it's healthcare

A lot of people get screwed over, especially middle class people

My bf pays 800 dollars a months for an bronze level plan that's basically just catostrphic insurance, the premium to too high to use regularly at the doctor so basically he has to pay for everything out of pocket. That discourages a lot of people from even going to the doctor. 

It needs massive reforms because in practice it doesn't work for millions of people who were fine before 

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Morphine Prince
6 minutes ago, MJHolland said:

A lot of people get screwed over, especially middle class people

My bf pays 800 dollars a months for an bronze level plan that's basically just catostrphic insurance, the premium to too high to use regularly at the doctor so basically he has to pay for everything out of pocket. That discourages a lot of people from even going to the doctor. 

It needs massive reforms because in practice it doesn't work for millions of people who were fine before 

$800???? 

One person? Where do y'all live? 

That's like twice what my FAMILY  pays for :wtf:

 

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Whispering
54 minutes ago, VenusAsABoy said:

First of all, a lot of these people don't try to make their lives better hence taking everything the government gives them. Second, there are many ways to get around to getting them i.e having too many kids. So why work or even improve themselves when they'd get those things with ease anyway? But yes, some of them actually work but the money they earn aren't controlled by the government so they don't get taxed.

However, such circumstances to many other states don't exist but I've seen enough here in CA.

No, most of these people were working and needed the option for affordable healthcare. What does having "too many kids" have to do with anything? The ACA was for people who worked, not for those on welfare. You are completely confusing two issues here! Who doesn't get taxed? Those under the poverty line? Of course they don't. 

Your line of reasoning here doesn't have anything to do with those who needed affordable healthcare and benefited from the ACA. 

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Gaga Monster
2 hours ago, ChaosAngelX69 said:

why the **** do they hate it so much oh my god. it's healthcare

Because Premiums went up 50-60% in most states. We don't want it anymore, too expensive.

Trumps plan is going to immediately ensure anyone who had Obamacare

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Gaga Monster
45 minutes ago, Born To Slay said:

I just don't know how they sleep at night. If I were responsible for pulling the plug on so many of my fellow Americans, I'd never be able to sleep again. 

Give me a break, all the people who were insured under Obamacare will be insured under Trumpcare. We don't want Obamacare anymore, premiums went up 50-60%. Far from affordable. His plan was a failure and so unaffordable. Ridiculous fees and pricing.

Bye bye Obamacare, my wallet won't miss you. Thankfully we will all be ensured under Trumpcare just like Obamacare but prices will be lower.

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Pacify Him
Just now, Whispering said:

No, most of these people were working and needed the option for affordable healthcare. What does having "too many kids" have to do with anything? The ACA was for people who worked, not for those on welfare. You are completely confusing two issues here! Who doesn't get taxed? Those under the poverty line? Of course they don't. 

Your line of reasoning here doesn't have anything to do with those who needed affordable healthcare and benefited from the ACA. 

Like I said, there are many ways around it. I couldn't list them all to you but these were the most obvious ones. I wouldn't know because I'm not one of them, I just happen to be temporarily in the same situation.

What the... they don't get taxed? Shocking. How are they gonna live? Oh yeah, through our taxes.

Where are you from, really? I would be all for it when I used to live in Arizona but coming to Cali made me see everything, henny.

It's ok tho. It's all over finally :applause:

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Whispering
1 hour ago, pink sushi said:

Medicaid has only expanded in 18 states. So if he doesn't live in one of those states, then he's out of luck....

It's expanded to 32 states now, and he lives in CA, so it was available to him. :) 

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Whispering
1 minute ago, VenusAsABoy said:

Like I said, there are many ways around it. I couldn't list them all to you but these were the most obvious ones. I wouldn't know because I'm not one of them, I just happen to be temporarily in the same situation.

What the... they don't get taxed? Shocking. How are they gonna live? Oh yeah, through our taxes.

Where are you from, really? I would be all for it when I used to live in Arizona but coming to Cali made me see everything, henny.

It's ok tho. It's all over finally

Many ways around what? Can you specify what you are talking about? 

Those under the poverty line don't pay taxes because they don't make enough. They live off the very little money they make working. They provide for themselves and their families with what little money they have. They are the working poor.

I live in one of top ten poorest states, that has a high poverty rate, high unemployment, and one of the lowest median household incomes in the country —   and in a city that is in the top five poorest cities in the US. What do you think I don't see, that you "see so clearly" where you live? 

What's over? Why can't you just say what you mean, without the evasiveness? 

 

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