2020 john stossel: weyco fire employees for smoking

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this is what unions are for. personally, im all for this. the fewer smokers the better.

 

[fornax]

Originally posted by: Velk
Whether they are equivalent depends on the circumstance - I'd suggest that there will be many cases where the sporting cover will cost more than the extra premiums a casual smoker suffers.

In other words, you have no clue. That doesn't prevent you from posting nonsense, though.

 

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Originally posted by: fornax

Originally posted by: Velk
Whether they are equivalent depends on the circumstance - I'd suggest that there will be many cases where the sporting cover will cost more than the extra premiums a casual smoker suffers.

In other words, you have no clue. That doesn't prevent you from posting nonsense, though.

He has an opinion and you have an opinion. That doesn't make his opinion nonsense. I happen to agree with Velk. How is one high risk activity any different then another high risk activity? If one has to pay a higher health premium then so should the other.

How much longer will it before insurance costs go up enough that employers will want to raise premiums on other groups, such as people with family history of cancer, mental illinois, etc.?

What is the advantage of a group insurance policy if they are going to divide it into groups????