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DungenessDank said:
The RFID chip thing was bullshit from what I gathered.

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The RFID chip thing was bullshit from what I gathered.

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Yup.....just propaganda that Hybrid couldn't see through apparently.

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I don't mind him at all.....but that one is a bit far fetched, he should be able to see through that bullshit.  Ya hear Hybrid?

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Picklez said:
nah brah, he knows people who know things

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lol
Tbh I posted that to see how many replies I would get ..

Because earlier nobody commented about this




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hawksapprentice said:
I saw it bitch.....stop being so sensitive...

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If voting changed anything, they'd make it illegal

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If voting changed anything, they'd make it illegal

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Picklez said:
at least you answered the question

will you not be voting at all, or just for neither of the two major parties?

I think Stein for the Green Party is just as bad as either of the mainstream ones

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Alex Jones deserves to be abducted by the Lizard people.

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I agree.

It's great to agree with people that are as far apart from each other on the aisle as we are. He's worse than a hate monger, he is a fear monger.


Also for clarification, not only is it only 90 bucks for people that are really poor; there is also a threshold of poor-ness where you don't get fined. You're considered exempt from the mandate I suppose.

Though I don't know a great deal about what the mandate says as of this moment because I've been without cable and internet for about a year now I will say this. The average overhead cost of a corporate insurance company was about 30ish percent, where the overhead for public is more in the range of 1%. And as far as being insured is concern I feel a lot better knowing that 99% of the money I give is used for claims rather than 70%.

My family has been plagued by medical debt since I was in grade school, and right when I thought it was getting better and they were getting caught up my dads premiums skyrockets and he had to just drop insurance for out family. And then the next year not only does my mother have cancer come back, but my father found out he had cancer too. This isn't even going to be a long winded "this is why it's good" kind of personal story. But shit like that really happens, it happened to my family, so realize that at the very least something had to be done. With the ages us Americans reach, not-stepping-infront-of-a-bus-willing, we will probably all eventually get some form of cancer or at the very least some kind of serious health problem.


I'm still without insurance to this day, and I'm pretty sure my income is below the threshold to be required to. So I will be without it for some time still I am sure. I'm just lucky I am a pretty healthy person it seems.

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Also for clarification, not only is it only 90 bucks for people that are really poor; there is also a threshold of poor-ness where you don't get fined. You're considered exempt from the mandate I suppose.

Though I don't know a great deal about what the mandate says as of this moment because I've been without cable and internet for about a year now I will say this. The average overhead cost of a corporate insurance company was about 30ish percent, where the overhead for public is more in the range of 1%. And as far as being insured is concern I feel a lot better knowing that 99% of the money I give is used for claims rather than 70%.

My family has been plagued by medical debt since I was in grade school, and right when I thought it was getting better and they were getting caught up my dads premiums skyrockets and he had to just drop insurance for out family. And then the next year not only does my mother have cancer come back, but my father found out he had cancer too. This isn't even going to be a long winded "this is why it's good" kind of personal story. But shit like that really happens, it happened to my family, so realize that at the very least something had to be done. With the ages us Americans reach, not-stepping-infront-of-a-bus-willing, we will probably all eventually get some form of cancer or at the very least some kind of serious health problem.


I'm still without insurance to this day, and I'm pretty sure my income is below the threshold to be required to. So I will be without it for some time still I am sure. I'm just lucky I am a pretty healthy person it seems.

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