injured woman pleads "dont call an ambulance"

Nordberg said:
The decision that woman makes, is one poor people make every day. they cannot afford doctors. they cannot afford medicines. They go without care. Some wait until they are in bad shape and go to emergency. Emergency just has to stabilize them., I was at emergency a couple months ago and a woman close to us was informed that they did not accept her insurance. She was suffering heart trouble. They called around to find a hospital that would. It was not close. She had to find her way across town.
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Poor people aren't really people in america. Neither are middle class people.
 
Phantasmal said:
I found the hard way, even if it’s an emergency if the hospital, doctor, etc is out of network the insurance company won’t pay. I just forked over $3200.00 to an emergency room in Kansas because they were out of network. There was no other facility for 50 miles, it didn’t matter. My insurance wouldn’t pay. Insurance can be such a scam.
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It IS a scam, and it is outlawed in many countries to have for profit health "insurance" corporations at all. It is merely rationing health"care" to "consumers" based upon a corporate revenue returns agenda.
 
Phantasmal said:
Our legal system is the same way.
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Absoluely, yes!

We still very much engage in slavery which is perfectly “legal” once someone has been convicted. For profit prisons and convict labor leasing; primarily black (if they’re not murdered in the streets by police with impunity just because they can be) and brown, but always poor bodies, are enslaved into corporate state profiteering. What a wonderful solution in a post industrial society without enough livable wage jobs for all. Militarize the police in your internal colonies, round up slave/citizens to charge with crimes, send out your industry lobbyists to push/draft legislation encouraging higher rates of societal poverty, joblessness, homelessness, crime, recidivism, more criminalized behaviors, longer sentences; anything that will drive ever increasing returns for the industry which relies upon full prisons and corporate labor leasing contracts. Now the aristocracy has the perfect solution for how to handle a surplus population they no longer require to turn a profit as automation, which could have been devised to truly free humanity, further contributes to the subjugation of the unsubstantial people.
 
Fentoine Lum said:
To the Wall Street/donor/"job creator" class we are commodities to be traded upon and fuel upon which the system runs.
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Hmm. Interesting choice of words this Independence day. That is exactly how our founding fathers felt about the King and England. Annnnnnnnnnnndddddddddddddddddddddd you know the excellent results of that!
 
Sailor said:
Hmm. Interesting choice of words this Independence day. That is exactly how our founding fathers felt about the King and England. Annnnnnnnnnnndddddddddddddddddddddd you know the excellent results of that!
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Yes, one aristocracy came out from under the control of another aristocracy and over time morphed into what it ostensibly overthrew.
 
Swallowin Cum said:
It IS a scam, and it is outlawed in many countries to have for profit health "insurance" corporations at all. It is merely rationing health"care" to "consumers" based upon a corporate revenue returns agenda.
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So don't come to the USA if you're aren't here, or leave if you are.
 
Legion said:
Were ambulance rides supposed to be free under Obamacare?
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Clearly a discussion frightens some folks so it must be steering into mindless psychobabble. The coherent understand the grand american ruse must be propped up by "both" of your imagined sides.
 
Swallowin Cum said:
Clearly a discussion frightens some folks so it must be steering into mindless psychobabble. The coherent understand the grand american ruse must be propped up by "both" of your imagined sides.
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Can't answer my question because you don't know the answer, or won't, because you do?
 
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