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RustyShackleford
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This dude just called me breaking down the basics of how the health insurance market works my opinion
And you get offended when folk call you a troll. You are respectfully disagree in with reality, geez
You said my plan was horrible. That is your opinion
I said your plan was horrible based on the facts. You offered up no retort, so it is only logical to assume you disagree with the facts as well
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The fact is that you saying my plan is horrible is based on your analysis of the facts. We can respectfully disagree on how to drive down the cost.
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I just wanted to expose dudes ignorance on something other than Russia
I am done.
I am done.
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My plan is increased competition and de-regulation. You say this is dumb...ok
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Yes, I'm ignorant, and a troll. And Rusty is well-versed and wise. Niketalk political discussions in a nutshell.
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You plan is asinine on so many levels and no other developed country has done it that way.
Im not gonna give respect to a stupid idea based on ignorance and hypocrisy
Im not gonna give respect to a stupid idea based on ignorance and hypocrisy
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Knew he was here for Rusty.
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Deregulation is generally a bad idea.
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huh?
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How do you propose increased competition and deregulation will help drive down health insurance and healthcare costs?
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There are reasonable issues with deregulation, I agree. There has to be some middle ground.
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For some things, no there does not
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They said Lochte was a "kid" too
Must be nice to play with a different set of rules
Must be nice to play with a different set of rules
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Honestly, if you don't know, I'm not sure I'm prepared to explain it to you. Since you stated you were educated in the field of economics I'll just assume it was rhetorical.
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No, silly, I asked for your personal take on how to address the issues. Since you deflected and attempted to force the issue onto me, it more or less strips away that much more credibility from you (if you had any left). Feel free to show me what you got, if you have anything worth posting.
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Deflection? Huh....
Regulations cost money. Deregulations save companies money. That money would result in savings to consumers.
Increased competition will drive down cost of insurance. People can choose the coverage they think they need, etc. Just like car insurance.
I really tried to make that as simple as possible.
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*waits for that righteous indignation from da Republican Congress any day now*
problem is President Trump SR didn't know anything about it for it to be "Collusion"
and also da actual broad wasn't actually part of da Russian Government (admitted as such) and no information was exchanged in da meeting that spelled out such collusion.
(sigh..if i wasn't at work i wouldn't be here...be at da beach...its 93° [emoji]128534[/emoji])
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So this is part of the discussion but you wouldn't talk about the latter half of the impeachment process?
As Rusty said, who has an economics degree btw, healthcare providers and healthcare insurers fall under the umbrella of the general term healthcare but they are not the same.
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tell that to a business owner & he'll probably laugh to death.
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So this is part of the discussion but you wouldn't talk about the latter half of the impeachment process?
As Rusty said, who has an economics degree btw, healthcare providers and healthcare insurers fall under the umbrella of the general term healthcare but they are not the same.
My guy, Clinton was impeached, period. Why you keep bringing it back up? We off that, he was. You aren't making me look dumb. You think impeachment and removal from office are the same thing. Just google it... sheesh.
We have been discussing healthcare. I am fully aware that healthcare providers and healthcare insurers are generally not the same thing. I made no such assertion
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