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Jecebel · Guest

How is that fair to the insurance company?Devil's advocate: A person is has a history of fraud, but there have been no charges filed against the person for 10 years. If you were responsible for new accounts, would you give such a person a policy? What if you're job hinged on it?A person has a long history of substance abuse, hepatitis, and AIDS. Would you insure that person? Should you be forced to insure that person?A 55-yr old whose sex and race are predisposed to heart conditions is applying for a policy. This person is 100 pounds overweight, has hyper tension, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol. This person has an upper-middle class income. Should you be forced to insure a person who has obviously lived an unhealthy lifestyle. If you do insure this person, are you justified in charge an exorbitant monthly fee?If your answer to any of these questions is yes, then I would ask why it's OK for the insurance company to absorb these costs while the health care industry treating the actual illness are exempt from such a burden?
Does anyone else just see this as a cultural problem in the US? Honestly Id much prefer less government control over this (and many other things, but that's beside the point) and them to rather try to inform people of the pro's and con's of drinking. Is this just me?

Deo Shenai · Guest

“"we've failed to understand ever since"Many people understand the situation, but our leaders are too busy sucking military ***** to care or change our course.Our news doesn't talk to actual experts; they're too pragmatic and level headed. You can't get the Political Jerry Springer effect with them.

Arietta · Guest

I'm familiar with the ownership of the NiMH rights. I do believe that we would have many more electric cars on the road if not for Chevron owning the rights to production of large format NiMH batteries. However, I don't believe it's even close to the "amazing" solution everyone thinks it is. The RAV4-EV only has an average range of 100 miles before needing a 5 hour recharge. Yes, the batteries have held up well, but they still degrade, and have a significant cost of replacement. Far more then standard maintenance on a gasoline vehicle.I am a huge EV enthusiast. I will buy a Volt as soon as they come out for 40k or more. I'm playing devils advocate here to bring the "conspiracy level" down and notch so we can solve the real problems. Converting transportation to electric is not simple, and will not be cheap. I personally believe the only way to do so is raise gas prices to include all the indirect costs its use incurs. That would provide the market forces necessary for the more expensive EV market to grow.My next car will be a Volt powered by Nuclear energy... We need more of that..
Thanks detective, but that didn't hit frontpage.!

Jonathon · Guest

I wonder what minimum wage in space is.?
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Shanell · Guest

Hastyboom, why bother making such a ***** comment?

Sherwin Singh · Guest

How about the Libertarian line? If you are living "close to the poverty line" maybe you should strongly consider not having children in the first place. It's not society's fault that that these children are on food stamps, it's the parents' fault. This type of welfare is a self fulfilling prophecy in that people living close to the poverty line having a child pushes them into poverty, having another child pushes them further towards the deep end of poverty and so on. Now you have multiple children receiving aid, precipitating this awful statistic.

Tyrone · Guest

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Wyatt · Guest

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