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Tuesday, July 03, 2012

How To Game Obamacare (And Eventually Collapse It)

It's clear that, under Obamacare, premiums will go through the roof, especially for the young. It will be cheaper for almost everyone to pay the penalty rather than buy insurance. And since, Obamacare requires that insurers take on those who already have pre-existing conditions, there is no risk for those who simply pay the penalty. If a penalty payer comes down with a catastrophic condition, he can simply buy "insurance" at that point.

This will eventually collapse the system, unless penalties are made higher than the cost of insurance (which would require congressional approval--imagine that circus).

As a commenter at WSJ put it:

Obamacare will collapse of it's own accord. Do the math. It will be cheaper to pay the penalty than to buy insurance. For any health insurance to work you need healthy people that use little to no health care to pay into the system so that there will be a large enough pool of money to pay for those who require expensive care.
I am opposed to Obamacare but I can not wait for it to be implemented. The achilles heal of the Obama Health Care Tax scheme is that people will just wait until they are sick to sign up for insurance. As a result, billions will be removed from the insurance pool. The faster the plan is put into place the faster this flaw will become apparent and the faster this Ponzi scheme will be repealed.
If you doubt what I am saying research the Mass. health care plan that was in effect before the so-called Romney care plan.

This commenter is correct. Let's get the Obamacare show on the road. Pay the penalty, collapse the healthcare insurance industry and lets see what these nutjobs try next.

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4 comments:

Kagan and the Illegal on the high Court have to go said...

Someone told him form the Supreme Court ahead of thime what they were going to do with Obama care, and that is why he hired all those IRS agents.

Anonymous said...

Everyone should have healthcare

Anonymous said...

It's not a fine, it's a tax. Chief Justice Roberts clearly stated that the health care bill can only be deemed constitutional by taxing all users. The poor and the middle class will have to pay new "taxes" if they don't have insurance.

Anonymous said...

Everyone does have healthcare. Some don't pay for theirs.