Thanksgiving: The Mother of all Superspreader events

Bigdog said:
You mean 10 months of lockdowns didn't work? :palm:
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Who lied to you and said we've had 10 months of lockdowns? I haven't been under lockdown at any point all year. What kind of fucking scumbag liar is claiming I was?

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Bigdog said:
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No worries. I'm pretty sure everyone knew you were bullshitting in your post.

Bigdog said:
The cheapest Obama Hitlercare is almost $20k per year when you factor in the deductible. :laugh:
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You really need to branch out more. Your information sources are flawed. If you need me to do the math for you, just let me know. I'm happy to help you get a clue and educate yourself. :)

https://www.aarp.org/health/health-insurance/info-2019/aca-plans-premium-rates-announced.html
While the average premiums dropped in both 2019 and 2020, they are up, overall, since 2016. The average monthly premium for a benchmark plan (the second-lowest-cost silver plan) in 2020 is $388 for a 27-year-old enrollee and $1,520 for a family of four.

Older adults often pay higher premiums and a higher percentage of their income for ACA health plans, compared with younger adults. A 2019 report from the Kaiser Family Foundation found that a 60-year-old not eligible for subsidies paid $708 a month for the lowest-cost bronze plan and $943 a month for the lowest-cost silver plan.

Six states (Delaware, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma and Utah) will see average premiums for benchmark plans decrease by 10 percent or more in 2020, while three states (Indiana, Louisiana and New Jersey) will see these premiums increase by 10 percent or more.

The news of lower average premiums and increased insurer participation comes ahead of the health insurance exchange's 2020 open enrollment period, which runs Nov. 1 to Dec. 15 for coverage beginning Jan. 1. More information is on HealthCare.gov.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
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No worries. I'm pretty sure everyone knew you were bullshitting in your post.


a 60-year-old not eligible for subsidies paid $708 a month for the lowest-cost
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So there were no lockdowns? :palm:

So $8500 per year ... and what's the deductible?
 
Bigdog said:
So there were no lockdowns? :palm:

So $8500 per year ... and what's the deductible?
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The average deductible on a Silver Plan is a little under $4k. Obviously, you only pay that much as a percentage of the bill, so you need a huge medical bill to hit that amount. At that point, you are grateful to pay the much lower deductible.

The way you could possibly lose money is if you have no medical costs for that year. Then you pay for insurance you do not use. But even there, you really do not lose. You are in good health, and can get medical treatment is you need it. That is hardly losing.

Your $20k health insurance sounds like a fantasy to me. I am sure that you can get it, but I doubt anyone is forced to get it.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
Time will tell but this could be a very bad Christmas for many American families. Possibly a final and lasting legacy of the Trump years. Certainly the last legacy of thousands of Americans.
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Did you come to that conclusion all by yourself - or are you taking a prognostication course by mail ?


Haw, haw......................................haw.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
You're the one making the claims. Can't you back them up with factual data and links as I just demonstrated for you?
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IIRC, the cheapest socialist Hitler plan for 60 year olds only covers 60% of medical bills and that's after a $9k deductible.
 
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