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 John N. replied to a comment by Susan G. on Health care employment opportunity costs and the inevitable rationing of care "To clarify, a regulation is an attempt to change behavior whether is is harmful to someone or not. This is how larger companies use government to protect them from smaller companies. Read more about this . . ." more Jan 30, 2012 10:13AM EST
 Susan G. replied to a comment by Susan G. on Health care employment opportunity costs and the inevitable rationing of care "In a truly free market, unregulated by government, you get something closer to the drug cartels than competition." more Jan 29, 2012 5:47PM EST
John N. replied to a comment by Susan G. on Health care employment opportunity costs and the inevitable rationing of care "It certainly is not un-American to expect to get what one pays for, I agree. But if an insurance company agrees to pay for something contractually and then does not pay, they have violated the law and . . ." more Jan 29, 2012 3:22PM EST
Susan G. replied to a comment by Susan G. on Health care employment opportunity costs and the inevitable rationing of care "There is no misunderstanding on my part. I am well aware of why and how the insurance companies were formed and how they worked for many years. I am also aware of how they currently operate. They profit . . ." more Jan 29, 2012 2:46PM EST
John N. replied to a comment by Susan G. on Health care employment opportunity costs and the inevitable rationing of care "Right, people dedicate their lives to saving people and they watch them die in the waiting rooms. That makes sense. It is just an excuse used by those looking to mooch to justify their irrational and un-American . . ." more Jan 29, 2012 2:21PM EST
 Marilyn M. replied to a comment by Susan G. on Health care employment opportunity costs and the inevitable rationing of care "Exactly, John. When I was a kid, my parents had insurance for hospitalization and catastrophic illnesses, period. They taught me that responsible people save money (at least 10% of every pay check), they . . ." more Conversation Space
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