Exemptions to obamacare

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My husband and I get it through my employer, but if we didn't I would definitely not want to do without.

The insurance is one reason why I wouldn't retire early, but now with the exchanges perhaps I could afford to.
 
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My father has good insurance better than he had with his last employer so between that and our family distrain for the bill I can about PROMISE you the way we will go.
 
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Dave Ramsey has a good analysis of the costs of ACA on YouTube. Anyone who thinks costs will go down for anyone is sorely mistaken.

What did Ramsey say? I listen to him a lot but don't get to listen to all of what he has to say.

Did you get debt free?
 
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So no one is planning to opt out of the system completely without having previous insurance?

There's only one way to completely opt out of the health care system: have no health care issues whatsoever, at any time, ever.

And there's only one way to do that:

Die.

-- A2SG, just know that attempting to do that may result in someone calling an ambulance for you, so.....
 
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There's only one way to completely opt out of the health care system: have no health care issues whatsoever, at any time, ever.

And there's only one way to do that:

Die.

-- A2SG, just know that attempting to do that may result in someone calling an ambulance for you, so.....
LOL ... no, no, no. That is absolutely false. Protocol has been spot on about that.

Simply LIE. Millions will take that approach, just as millions already do today on other matters relating to the federal government.
 
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Originally Posted by A2SG:
There's only one way to completely opt out of the health care system: have no health care issues whatsoever, at any time, ever.

And there's only one way to do that:

Die.

-- A2SG, just know that attempting to do that may result in someone calling an ambulance for you, so.....
LOL ... no, no, no. That is absolutely false. Protocol has been spot on about that.

Um, no. See, if you try to commit suicide and someone finds you, more likely than not an ambulance will be called.

See, it's a standard joke about suicide being a crime in many jurisdictions, but there's a valid reason for it. That way, you can be given medical treatment even over your own objections.

Simply LIE. Millions will take that approach, just as millions already do today on other matters relating to the federal government.

You can lie all you want to, but you will need health care at some point during your life.

-- A2SG, it's a fact of, well, life.....
 
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I am still waiting for my $2500 decrease.:-( If Obama says it, it must be true.

Sometimes I think Obama should be called the Exaggerator.

Obama: more people will be in the pool, lower premiums.
Me: cool sounds feasible
Obama: by $2500 a year!!1
Me: will I get the drugs you are on with a silver plan? They must be pretty good.
 
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