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I want socialized healthcare, but I ended up getting this shit . Good thing is in Ohio and not in Wyoming .

LOL at this thread..

The only plans that my firm offers that run $30 do not have deductibles and are not even medically underwritten, meaning you can't be medically rejected for them. They cover prescription drugs, annual wellness checks and a handful of doctor visits a year. All in not bad if you are tight on money and healthy, not seeing the doctor that often. They under no circumstances cover any hospitalization costs, so you do run the risk of getting seriously injured and having to fit the bill, which as it stands now is a risk you as an individual can decide to take on your own. After the ACA kicks in, the government makes that decision for you. The Ohio numbers are misleading, as I realistically do not see anyone getting $30 insurance with a ridiculous $25,000 deductible. You may as well not have insurance at that point, but at the same time there will be a price shock for a minority of Americans, and IMO it's a group of Americans that did not expect it to hit them. Let's see how many young millennials are fans of the ACA when they find out they have to purchase $180 insurance plans and because they are single and make a little too much income they get no subsidies.

Yeah it's pretty well established that Obama care was a giant f**k up. The results are going to very from shitty (like this) and premiums doubling, to stories where people finally get healthcare that haven't had it. It's not socialized healthcare. It's corporate and government healthcare where, once again, middle class and normal people are screwed.

It's a uniquely American retardation to state that someone needs "choices" in healthcare. No one needs choices in healthcare, they need their health to be taken care of.