I'll be working more now that I have to pay for health care

[SpyWizard]

looks like it will be a 1% fine of my annual salary for the 1st year...

 

[gotmilk]

can i greece?

pigusas?

 

[shirlene29]

looks like it will be a 1% fine of my annual salary for the 1st year...

and thereafter?

for the people that can't afford to pay this there will probably be some exemption and its not like theyd have to pay peanuts anyway


fuck this does suck

 

[dabuffguy]

can I bareback?

fixed for accuracy of your desire

 

[SpyWizard]

and thereafter?

for the people that can't afford to pay this there will probably be some exemption and its not like theyd have to pay peanuts anyway


fuck this does suck

goes up every year

 

[shirlene29]

does it cap out? cuz 10% could really sting

 

[gotmilk]

for the people that can't afford to pay this there will probably be some exemption and its not like theyd have to pay peanuts anyway

No, the people who cannot afford to pay will receive tax credits to refund their costs.

Your paying for your own insurance, you are paying into a pool of funds to cover those who cannot afford to buy.

Here in Maine, we have Dirigo Health, which is a small scale version of Obama care. This was supposed to lower premiums, give medical access to those without, and in the end, it became a fiscal nightmare.

 

[shirlene29]

yeah..it became a fiscal nitemare in mass too...BUT a few friends of mine in Mass were grateful to be able to buy into a pool for insurance because they can't afford to pay for medical costs

 

[SpyWizard]

yep, it will cost the state of Minnesota another $3 billion in additional medical costs that those with jobs will need to pay.. i'm moving.. florida, or texas or south dakota, not state income tax..

 

[brownbrown]

none taken no worries, but he does have ties to socialism ideas

How about to tell me what Socialism is young dom. in your words.