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@retoor > 'Insure the car against accidents but remove the wheels.'
In case of a meteor strike, I guess.
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@retoor Yup insurance is just gambling IMO, and like with all gambling the house wins
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@BordedDev yes, but also no, because here the one with the best lawyers always wins
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insurance doesn't mathematically make sense and government requiring it of you is fascism
insurance is the dumbest thing you can invest in and you're always better off using your own money instead
but instead government dictators says you have to pay into the insurance scam, and that's where all the trouble begins -
@jestdotty government is a subscription service that protects you against the wilderness. if you want protection, pay up. if you don't want to pay, fuck off into your closest terra nulla.
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@kiki protection money :)
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@kiki racket
they were meant to have monopoly on violence, not threaten violence on you for innocuous things -
@lastNick what would've been great is not getting vaccine damaged by "mandatory free vaccines". now I've had like 5 MRIs. I'm sure I cost the taxpayers more money than I've ever made in my life now, much less have paid into taxes
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also a 70$ vaccine shot the government bought cost me 3000$ in supplements to not die after cuz the healthcare system refused to acknowledge what had happened to me
I also took 4 ambulances and one of the doctors decided that it wasn't for a good reason so I had to pay another 200$. I'm sure the other ambulance trips cost some to taxpayers also, and all the nurses, blood tests, and the 7 or so doctors that eventually checked me out when I didn't even ask to be put in the hospital recently but because I asked for the asylum they decided I had a physical problem. though when I came in for a physical problem they decided I needed an asylum
you know what I would've liked? if I paid the doctors they would actually be working for me instead of globalists that want to torture everyone to death. what kind of system does the opposite of what you want? government seems to do this as a stable characteristic of its personality. it's rotten and disgusting. -
@jestdotty
Or maybe you are one of the very few that had an adverse reaction to the vaccine, as can happen with any vaccine really.
Is that an argument to stop vaccination. Absolutely not.
Health care is there for you so that, even when it happened to you, the state cared for you.
And, let's be real, based on your previous history, you'd be a burden on national healthcare for a whole another set of reasons.
And still, I'd pay for it, because it's the fucking reason healthcare exists.
The conspiracy theories, however, are just a byproduct of idle minds, which tend not to be productive at all... Which would put you in no position to bitch about anything that is freely given to you... -
@CoreFusionX they deny being able to have an adverse reaction to the vaccines
despite me seeing a guy pass out and drop due to anaphylactic shock right in front of me when I went and got one of mine lmao, which is why they had nurses all over the post-waiting area (and a post-waiting) cuz it happened a lot apparently...
for me I got nerve numbness for 24h but when I went to get the second one the nurse got afraid when I asked her about it and rushed me through quickly to get the second one
and now I have a mysterious nerve issue... that effects the side and location mostly where the vaccine was... whose symptoms overlap with my prior experience and other vaccine injured people. but nevermind there's no such thing. nor all those blood clots I kept getting in my thighs. nor that I can't eat most foods now because they give me dementia. nor how my iq dropped 25 points and I wandered around like I had encephalitis
the amount of hatred I feel cannot be measured. a violation. -
@CoreFusionX healthcare is NOT there for you. they abuse you further. and even in free healthcare land they will find a way to leech money off you just to fuck with you.
and you really think a person who can't remember a grocery list of 3 items is going to be able to keep a job? what's the cost of that opportunity cost do you think? is that free for me? how am I to eat and live?
there was one night I couldn't get up out of bed. I couldn't get up to take a piss. what's the cost for that?
911 telling me to call 811 and 811 telling me to call 911. is this a joke?
oh and FUCK you for calling me crazy. I'm getting sick of it. I'm sorry such things hurt your sensibilities. it just is what it is -
@CoreFusionX why engage with that idiot?
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@kiki
I don't really know. Satan knows I try not to, but sometimes the amount of bullshit is so much that I just have to say something, if only to prevent other impressionable minds to fall into the same shitshow. -
@jestdotty
In any case, it seems it hurt *your* sensibilities, judging by the response, most definitely not mine XD -
@CoreFusionX I can't even follow you. tbf either of you. both just look emotional to me. and it ain't my problem
There is nothing easier than running an insurance company in the US of A. When a big request comes in from a client in distress that got into a terrible accident that is definitely covered by their (very expensive) plan, you just go to the data bank like Equifax and see if they're still rich enough to win a lawsuit against you should you refuse to pay.
For those of you who don't know what a data bank is: data banks are companies that buy/scrape/suck in every last bit of data they can about every person in the country, and then resell it through their fancy UI with all the convenient features and metrics.
So, Umbrella Insurance Co. goes to Equifax and asks whether Joe Schmoe's accident is severe and life-ruining enough that they won't be able to sue us. Exuifax says: let's see... Joe's Revolut©™ account has the grand total of $80.12, with $7,382.25 recently spent on medical bills. Joe's WhatsApp©™ (a Meta©™ company) classifies their recent messages as "desperate". Joe's iPhone©™ Screen Time©™ is increased, and Joe is doomscrolling a lot, especially on The Washington Post©™ (a Jeff Bezos company). All signs show that if you don't pay them, they won't be able to out-sue you. That would be $0.12, thanks!
As a person who is no one in particular that may or may not have been a US of A's supreme court judge once said, "sometimes it's not about justice, but about making the sucker spend all their money".
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