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If you are a woman then the ACA forces men to subsidize your healthcare premium.
For the bolded part, no, it does not.
If you are a woman then the ACA forces men to subsidize your healthcare premium.
For the bolded part, no, it does not.
Yes it does. And the Barack Obama campaign website bragged about this fact.
That doesn't mean men aren't subsidizing women's health care.No, it does not. Women are paying for it almost as much as men.
No, it does not. Women are paying for it almost as much as men.
Women are paying almost as much as men for government. If you're going to say men are paying for women's government-provided contraception, I could say.. just as (im)plausibly that women are paying for the wars men start.
If you are a woman then the ACA forces men to subsidize your healthcare premium.
That doesn't mean men aren't subsidizing women's health care.
Guess what, anyone using healthcare at all is subsidizing those that do not pay their medical bills. So your argument is S>T>U>P<I<D.
One. Even using a laughably simplistic analysis according to your numbers women pay for 36% of government.
Two. Women cost more to insure for health. The ACA bans gender ratings. Which means that not-women (ie men) are subsidizing women.
Three. Do you really want to make a comparison between how many men vs. women die in US wars? Also see point one.
Not a lot more, and that's really only because they live longer and they actually go to the doctor for early detection.
See my reply to one. Pick 36% of government you'd like to cut.. and tell me it's insignificant.
So you are conceding that ACA forces men to subsidize women's healthcare.
Why shouldn't women pay more for the privilege of living longer?
Military, medicaid, food stamps, WIC, TANF, section 8 housing...
36% of government, not all or even most of which is mostly geared at women, is subsidized by women.
Men can stop subsidizing women's healthcare if women can stop subsidizing government for men.
It's not a privilege. It's a reality.
nehalem said:If women are really complaining that they have to live longer than men.... wow what a bunch of spoiled brats.
But really given the choice would prefer, (a) live longer, (b) lower health care costs
LOLOr that women aren't subsidizing men's.
TANF, Medicaid, WIC, section 8 all clearly geared toward women.
Hell, I even read liberals complaining that cutting medicare and SS would be a "war on women" since they disproportionally benefit women.
Please feel free to point out which parts of government are geared toward men
If women are really complaining that they have to live longer than men.... wow what a bunch of spoiled brats.
But really given the choice would prefer, (a) live longer, (b) lower health care costs
Liberals were wrong, and so are you** Medicaid costs approximately $300B** TANF is $17B, WIC (at $7B) is a part of the Food & Nutrition Service which is itself part of the USDA (which, itself, benefits men more than women**** as most farmers are men) and section 8 is approximately $17B****** for a ***bined total of $341B** Section 8 is a part of HUD**** which benefits men, too**
40% of Medicaid recipients are men****** so $120B is on them** Medicaid is not "geared toward" one gender or another, however**
The military and the VA** The DoD and the VA ***bined cost a little over $600B**
They're not ***plaining about living longer**
Guess what, anyone using healthcare at all is subsidizing those that do not pay their medical bills** So your argument is S>T>U>P<I<D**
we are all subsidizing old, poor, veterans, and all manner of people's healthcare and we have been for many decades**
It is this direct attack on women, as if they are somehow more insidious amongst these other groups, that so clearly paints nehalem as the misogynist dingbat that most recognize him to be** His utter indifference to the very same practice across any other spectrum of interest group is so blatantly transparent**
You obviously missed the part where I said cut medicaid huh (seems like the would impact the poor)**
Veterans get health care for providing a service to society**
And the difference is women used to have a way to get men to provide them with healthcare** It was called marriage**
Then women decided they wanted to be independent from men** And then threw a fit that one of the consequences was they didnt have men to subsidize their health care anymore** Just like single men do not get wives to subsidize their food or car insurance costs (which are higher than women)**
So $341B * 10 year * (reasonable inflation adjustment) would seem to get you to the goal of cutting $4 trillion from the deficit over 10 years** No need for tax increases after all**
And yet 60% go to one gender** And I wonder how much of that $120B goes to supporting the bastards that women choose to have
(1) The military is not designed to benefit men
(2) The reason men get more care from the VA is they are more likely to die and have their limbs blown off** Having your limbs blown off does not benefit you**
(3) Military service is voluntary** Maybe if an insufficient number of women volunteer we should draft them until the number of men/women serving is equal**
(4) I listed military first as something to cut**
I guess rearing our children isn't a valuable service@#@#
This isn't the 1950s@#@#@#@#@#@# sorry@#@# Please continue to replay Leave It To Beaver in your mind all you want, but the rest of us will be living in the real world@#@#@#@#@#@#@#@# where "the good ol' days" weren't so good@#@#
And yet the military is geared toward men@#@#
I seriously doubt you want the military cut@#@# It's too male of an organization for you to want cuts made@#@#
I guess men are not involved in child rearing huh
And raising other people children is not service to me@#@#