[at-l] Really OT: Gov ain't good or bad

[jbryankramer@msn.com (J Bryan Kramer)]

So here is what you want, someone owns a house in Maine, they get sick and
want medical care. They do not want to pay for their own medical care by
selling or at least mortgaging the house. So you think that rather than them
paying for their care that government should force some taxpayer in Florida
to pay for their care instead? So the guy in Maine keeps his house and the
fellow in Florida is robbed of his money. Democrats in action.

Bryan


> prior year counts: you need to liquidate (until you are qualified) before
> you get sick, at what the government feels it is worth, save it for your
> bill when you get sick. Otherwise you have to liquidate and be accepted as
> qualified before the 6 months has expired. And you don't pay there reduced
> Medicaid / Medicare rate, or even the insured rate, in many of those
> hospitals that accept you pay top dollar.
> Though it is easy to qualify for the medical care your talking
> about. Don't
> work, go down to the Social Security Office tell them you are a
> drug addict,
> that way you get disability and free medical.
> There are a lot of folks cought in the middle that have worked hard all of
> there lives' that can't afford medical insurance, or health care.
>