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Originally Posted by CHAOS
ok but why are they getting denied? you say we should be able to do it, im sure we can, i know i just dont want to, im sure i share the mentality of a lot of americans when i say i work my ass off for benefits, if you cant get them i dont care because its not my problem ... it may suck that its that way, you may not like it, but thats how it is.
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You shouldn't have to work your ass off for benefits. You should have it equally and the same as everyone, so your hard earned money can go into your pocket, so what if a few bucks goes towards the well being of your fellow citizens? I bet if the system was changed you'd feel totally wonderful that you helped that poor kid down the street who got hit by a drunk driver while walking home from school recover from the few bucks you and everyone else in the country paid out of their wages. The examples go on and on and on and on. About the folks being denied, the HMO people look for ANY reason, sometimes not even a legitimate one to disqualify coverage for specific events, and sometimes dropping the client all together from their service. All that hard work for nothing, they don't care if you have a life or a car payment, all they want is your money, and to not have to pay for things if something does actually happen. We need to stand up to these greedy assholes and tell them "no more you had your shot" and change **** by calling and faxing and writing and emailing to your representatives, or electing ones who have the guts to stand up to the healthcare lobby. In other countries people who don't do their job who are elected are routed and sacked and marked with shame, why do we put up with congresspersons and senators that do nothing? Hand us over to their campaign contributors, that's about all they are good for. It's a chronic systemic and deep seated flaw in this country that needs to change. They have everyone so afraid of stepping out of line that they have us bent over backwards at gunpoint shivering in terror.