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Have you seen it?
I think it's boring. Not very interesting. I think it was a good angle to pick up the people who have medical insurance and how they got screwed instead of people who don't have it, because it's simply more interesting IMO.
Umm, how is this new though? This is so old, I mean if you're going to really do this, you better dig and you better, you know, get some real results.
As if it is a shocking revelation, that insurance companies in general are businesses. Businesses make profit. So the way it works is simple. You want a customer to pay for some service that they might need or do need, you make them pay the maximum amount you can get them to agree upon and then produce the service with as little as possible, in case of insurances, hells yeah there will be a fight with what the customer thought to be a trivial case.
Is it moral? No. It's horrible. It's almost like a legalized way to steal and in this case, you can't go much lower since you're playing with people's health, possibly life, at the worst time of their life when they aren't up to a fight. But we know this already. Who doesn't know how these thing work? So what's the point to begin with...
Even a bigger illusion is that goverment cares for you personally. No they don't. They don't even know you. The difference is, you don't have a fighting chance against a government, that's the difference.
I think it's boring. Not very interesting. I think it was a good angle to pick up the people who have medical insurance and how they got screwed instead of people who don't have it, because it's simply more interesting IMO.
Umm, how is this new though? This is so old, I mean if you're going to really do this, you better dig and you better, you know, get some real results.
As if it is a shocking revelation, that insurance companies in general are businesses. Businesses make profit. So the way it works is simple. You want a customer to pay for some service that they might need or do need, you make them pay the maximum amount you can get them to agree upon and then produce the service with as little as possible, in case of insurances, hells yeah there will be a fight with what the customer thought to be a trivial case.
Is it moral? No. It's horrible. It's almost like a legalized way to steal and in this case, you can't go much lower since you're playing with people's health, possibly life, at the worst time of their life when they aren't up to a fight. But we know this already. Who doesn't know how these thing work? So what's the point to begin with...
Even a bigger illusion is that goverment cares for you personally. No they don't. They don't even know you. The difference is, you don't have a fighting chance against a government, that's the difference.
It takes a big man to step up like this. 
exactly...
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