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Arturas -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 3:14:01 PM)


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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

Well, please do describe to us how insurance actually and factually works, as you have yet to do that.


I have already. I explained the type of insurance companies and which ones are making profits and which make small profits and how claims are not denied for HMOs if you follow procedures and never for PPO's (which I have, the old style Major Medical insurance). So, I need to get back to work and you need to look back at my prior postings.

Obama will win. It will be Ok. Obamacare will survive. All is well in progressive land. We Rights are so nervious and scared. You are so perceptive.





Arturas -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 3:21:15 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic


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ORIGINAL: Arturas

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When insurance has the ability to deny your claim for healthcare that they consider you dont need, despite what a HCP thinks.it renders your point below that of hilarity and barely above ignorance.


That does not happen with my insurance. I need not get any approval for treatment. I have Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO and they do not every deny a claim for services and treatments my doctor ordered. Does not happen. Never does it happen. However, that does happen in Obamacare.

What insurance company denied your claim, a claim for services properly ordered by a HCP and properly authorized beforehand? You see, that is the way it works if you have an HMO style plan, unlke mine, but still it would not be denied after the fact unless you failed to get the treatment approved to begin with, like an Obamcare claim would require.

So. I am wondering how this happened to you when it does not happen normally.

bully for you... I dont give a crap that one persons "luck" works for ALL
BTW? I have never been denied any medical care, in either country I have lived in.
Try asking people who have...who have lost loved ones or are suffering now because of being denied, because of their inability to afford it. Your apparent lack of knowledge of people in dire straits, mentally financially and physically is pure denial on your part.



So sad. Such a tear jerker. I almost wept. Very nice. Who are these "lost loved ones" (I do like that,nice touch) "or are suffering because of being denied" (I would have added "it's for the children") but it's still a pretty good (sob story).

But, after all that, the truth is you are talking about "things you heard" but have no first hand experience. Well, I would very much like to hear from those who actually have the experience. Until then, I will stick with my opinions on Obamacare and Obamas last term and present some facts when needed, and will continue to enjoy your stories.




mnottertail -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 3:29:46 PM)

No, you will continue with your thoughts of how it ought to be, that is what rush told you, and it wont matter one whit.

You got the 14th amendment problem wrong in that it changed the base constitution, and you got the congress cannot do nots wrong (as pointed out by Tim) so with a zero score for constitution on a constitutionality thread, and a score of 100 out of 100 on derailing about shit that has nothing to do with it, you are in the 50% that doesn't pay taxes area of credibility.

Oh, and the romney thing is just too cute from all you guys.

And go outside your PPO, and get back to us, and everybody has that healtcare right?

Or is this an anecdote that is mime for a synecdoche as per usual with those who really have no facts or cause and effect to forward.

 




Arturas -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 3:32:46 PM)

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I live in Canada, I don't need a good plan, I have one. Try being knowledgeable rather than assume you know everything.


Okay. Let me get this straight. You, as a Canadian, who has no first hand knowledge of American Health care or insurance are telling me that I have my facts wrong. I suspect we have more than a few non-Americans posting here in the same manner.

Before anyone meantions it, I did not say trolls. I never said that. I said non-Americans.




farglebargle -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 3:35:41 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Arturas


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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

Why are the teabaggers so desperate and hysterical?


Interesting perspective. You mean by ranting against the Supreme Court? Oh wait, that's not them. You mean by lobbying for an un-consititutional law? Oh wait, that's not them. You mean by occupying areas of large metropolitan areas where crime rates suddenly shoot up and garbage is found everwhere when they are finally removed? Oh wait, that's not them.

That's not them, is it?


BH I couldn't have constructed a better case-study myself...




farglebargle -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 3:37:39 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Arturas

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I don't believe the delivery of necessary services should be profitized. Insurance companies don't do anything except add layers of inefficiency to healthcare delivery.


Ah. So you think they should deliver necessary services for a hobby since they will not make a profit?


Aren't you babbling on about how Insurers DON"T deliver services? But here you are saying that they DO deliver services.

Can you flip-flop just a little harder, I'm trying to derive free energy from your gyrations.




Lucylastic -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 3:39:58 PM)

You have no idea what first hand knowledge I have. Your facts mostly ARENT facts..simple...I dont need to be american to see that, to know the facts or base my opinion on them.
thats what five times you have made guesses and been WRONG.
BTW ..I dont jump just because the almighty Arturas doesnt believe me... be happy in your ignorance. I wont divulge personal information with anyone, let alone someone of your ineffectual comprehension.






Arturas -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 3:41:55 PM)


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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

No, you will continue with your thoughts of how it ought to be, that is what rush told you, and it wont matter one whit.

You got the 14th amendment problem wrong in that it changed the base constitution, and you got the congress cannot do nots wrong (as pointed out by Tim) so with a zero score for constitution on a constitutionality thread, and a score of 100 out of 100 on derailing about shit that has nothing to do with it, you are in the 50% that doesn't pay taxes area of credibility.

Oh, and the romney thing is just too cute from all you guys.

And go outside your PPO, and get back to us, and everybody has that healtcare right?

Or is this an anecdote that is mime for a synecdoche as per usual with those who really have no facts or cause and effect to forward.

 


"Tim" and you are both wrong. The 14th Amendment dismantled racial segregation. It added or reinforced something already in the core Constitution, that of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. But it did not override or change the core Constitution.

You see, the core unchangeable Constitution never said only whites can have these rights. The 14 Amendment served to reinforce that core right as being shared by all races.

So, insulting me and referencing your buddy does not make you correct and Right. It makes you wrong and Left. And obviously so.




DomKen -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 3:44:17 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Arturas

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When insurance has the ability to deny your claim for healthcare that they consider you dont need, despite what a HCP thinks.it renders your point below that of hilarity and barely above ignorance.


That does not happen with my insurance. I need not get any approval for treatment. I have Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO and they do not every deny a claim for services and treatments my doctor ordered. Does not happen. Never does it happen. However, that does happen in Obamacare.

What insurance company denied your claim, a claim for services properly ordered by a HCP and properly authorized beforehand? You see, that is the way it works if you have an HMO style plan, unlke mine, but still it would not be denied after the fact unless you failed to get the treatment approved to begin with, like an Obamcare claim would require.

So. I am wondering how this happened to you when it does not happen normally.

How could it happen under the ACA? If your insurance provider is the not for profit Blue Cross/Blue Shield network that is who would continue providing your insurance under the ACA.

And when dealing with for profit health insurance providers it is quite routine for life saving procedures to be denied even with multiple doctors saying it is needed. Back whenI first got the infection that destroyed my kidneys my doctor wanted me on IV antibiotics immediately but my HMO denied the treatment until a bacterial culture or other test confirmed the infection. My fever got to be over 104 before there was a test result that satisfied the HMO.




Arturas -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 3:47:13 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic

You have no idea what first hand knowledge I have. Your facts mostly ARENT facts..simple...I dont need to be american to see that, to know the facts or base my opinion on them.
thats what five times you have made guesses and been WRONG.
BTW ..I dont jump just because the almighty Arturas doesnt believe me... be happy in your ignorance. I wont divulge personal information with anyone, let alone someone of your ineffectual comprehension.





Ok. Don't jump. You're the one that said you were Canadian and did not have an American insurance plan. If you think I after living and working here and having a Blue Cross plan for thirty years know nothing about the subject but you do after never living with one then more power to you.

It's good that you don't divulge personal infor.

I'm Ok with you not jumping. But I plan on having my say even if you don't like it.




DomKen -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 3:48:42 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Arturas


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ORIGINAL: DomKen


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ORIGINAL: Arturas

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Medicare is "going broke," is it mismanaged? I would say no, their administrative costs are 2%. However, they are paying the lion's share of health care costs in this nation with a 1.45% tax on earnings and a matching tax on employers.


No. They are paying health care costs at less than cost driving Doctors out of the Medicare program. This change caused by Obama. He is taking money from Medicare by reducing payment rates and moving that money to fund Obamacare, starting this January. What, are we surprised?

So when you say Medicare is paying the lion's share of health care costs you would be right, but only kinda, kinda good enough for an MSNBC talking point but if you look closer, just a little bit, you find they are paying less than cost and driving healthcare providers out of Medicare and leaving patients with no healthcare and closed doctors offices.

I have yet to find any doctor not eager to accept Medicare and as someone in the midst of a chronic serious illness I see a lot of doctors.


Well. Apparently you are alone in this:

http://www.thenewamerican.com/index.php/usnews/health-care/3405-obamacare-embattled-doctors-a-patients
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/02/business/retirementspecial/02health.html?_r=1
http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2010-06-20-medicare_N.htmhttp://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/article/Texas-doctors-fleeing-Medicare-in-droves-1718866.php
http://money.cnn.com/2009/10/27/news/economy/healthcare_medicare_doctors/index.htm


scare stories and biased editorials. The actual data, as confirmed by your own links, is that virtually all practicing MD's are enrolled in Medicare as providers.




mnottertail -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 3:50:06 PM)

again, you havent a clue.  Please see original constitution:

Representatives and direct Taxes shall be apportioned among the several States which may be included within this Union, according to their respective Numbers, which shall be determined by adding to the whole Number of free Persons, including those bound to Service for a Term of Years, and excluding Indians not taxed, three fifths of all other Persons.
 
modified by the 14th Amendment, section 2.


Or, since this is base constitution, you might direct me to the census page numbers of how many 3/5ths persons we got in this country.

Why do you want to so boldly lie where only idiots have boldly lied before?

Thanks for telling me I am wrong, it looks desperate and hysterical to us, coming from a constitutional scholor who will pedantically lecture us on constitutionality while not knowing anything about what that is. 




Arturas -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 3:51:11 PM)

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And when dealing with for profit health insurance providers it is quite routine for life saving procedures to be denied even with multiple doctors saying it is needed. Back whenI first got the infection that destroyed my kidneys my doctor wanted me on IV antibiotics immediately but my HMO denied the treatment until a bacterial culture or other test confirmed the infection. My fever got to be over 104 before there was a test result that satisfied the HMO.


Try and get a non-HMO. People get HMOs to save money but there is a gatekeeper that must pre-authorize treatment. In this case, the error is yours for buying an HMO. It is cheaper. I pay more to keep away from that. There you have it.




mnottertail -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 3:53:08 PM)

And if you dont have the money?  can you show me anything constitutional about your derail?




DomKen -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 3:54:17 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Arturas


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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

No, you will continue with your thoughts of how it ought to be, that is what rush told you, and it wont matter one whit.

You got the 14th amendment problem wrong in that it changed the base constitution, and you got the congress cannot do nots wrong (as pointed out by Tim) so with a zero score for constitution on a constitutionality thread, and a score of 100 out of 100 on derailing about shit that has nothing to do with it, you are in the 50% that doesn't pay taxes area of credibility.

Oh, and the romney thing is just too cute from all you guys.

And go outside your PPO, and get back to us, and everybody has that healtcare right?

Or is this an anecdote that is mime for a synecdoche as per usual with those who really have no facts or cause and effect to forward.

 


"Tim" and you are both wrong. The 14th Amendment dismantled racial segregation. It added or reinforced something already in the core Constitution, that of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. But it did not override or change the core Constitution.

You see, the core unchangeable Constitution never said only whites can have these rights. The 14 Amendment served to reinforce that core right as being shared by all races.

So, insulting me and referencing your buddy does not make you correct and Right. It makes you wrong and Left. And obviously so.

The 14th did quite substantially change the Constitution. Section 1 applies the Bill of Rights to the states and makes clear that people are citizens of the USA not citizens of the indivual states.




DomKen -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 3:56:39 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Arturas

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And when dealing with for profit health insurance providers it is quite routine for life saving procedures to be denied even with multiple doctors saying it is needed. Back whenI first got the infection that destroyed my kidneys my doctor wanted me on IV antibiotics immediately but my HMO denied the treatment until a bacterial culture or other test confirmed the infection. My fever got to be over 104 before there was a test result that satisfied the HMO.


Try and get a non-HMO. People get HMOs to save money but there is a gatekeeper that must pre-authorize treatment. In this case, the error is yours for buying an HMO. It is cheaper. I pay more to keep away from that. There you have it.

I didn't buy an HMO. the owner of the company I worked for chose it.

But that is irrelevant. Your claim was:
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What insurance company denied your claim, a claim for services properly ordered by a HCP and properly authorized beforehand? You see, that is the way it works if you have an HMO style plan, unlke mine, but still it would not be denied after the fact unless you failed to get the treatment approved to begin with, like an Obamcare claim would require.

So. I am wondering how this happened to you when it does not happen normally.

Which I just showed you is incorrect.




mnottertail -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 4:00:51 PM)

So. I am wondering how this happened to you when it does not happen normally.

Yeah, I bet you wonder about alot of things, have a heart attack outsied your PPO, or with an HMO, or cancer and the guy that can fix you is not in your PPO or HMO.

And this is only a trivial example.  Keep wondering.
 




Lucylastic -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 4:01:12 PM)


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ORIGINAL: Arturas


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ORIGINAL: Lucylastic

You have no idea what first hand knowledge I have. Your facts mostly ARENT facts..simple...I dont need to be american to see that, to know the facts or base my opinion on them.
thats what five times you have made guesses and been WRONG.
BTW ..I dont jump just because the almighty Arturas doesnt believe me... be happy in your ignorance. I wont divulge personal information with anyone, let alone someone of your ineffectual comprehension.





Ok. Don't jump. You're the one that said you were Canadian and did not have an American insurance plan. If you think I after living and working here and having a Blue Cross plan for thirty years know nothing about the subject but you do after never living with one then more power to you.

It's good that you don't divulge personal infor.

I'm Ok with you not jumping. But I plan on having my say even if you don't like it.

and I plan on having mine...no matter how much you ignore it. I never claimed you didnt have experience in blue cross. try another logical fallacy, you might have better luck
Nothing I have said is negatable in truth.. because you cherry pick what you perceive I know and dont know.




Arturas -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 4:12:50 PM)

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ORIGINAL: mnottertail

again, you havent a clue.  Please see original constitution:

Representatives and direct Taxes shall be apportioned among the several States which may be included within this Union, according to their respective Numbers, which shall be determined by adding to the whole Number of free Persons, including those bound to Service for a Term of Years, and excluding Indians not taxed, three fifths of all other Persons.
 
modified by the 14th Amendment, section 2.


Or, since this is base constitution, you might direct me to the census page numbers of how many 3/5ths persons we got in this country.

Why do you want to so boldly lie where only idiots have boldly lied before?

Thanks for telling me I am wrong, it looks desperate and hysterical to us, coming from a constitutional scholor who will pedantically lecture us on constitutionality while not knowing anything about what that is. 


Still no.

The core Consitution provdes the blessing of liberty to all citizens. The 14 Amendment is famous for its "citizenship clause" which gave citizenship to all natural born regardless of race. You'll note that has nothing to do with the core article Tim referenced.

But, it had everything to do with reinforcing the blessing of liberty article to all citizens that was (an article) already in the core Constituion and now with these amendments all races can be citizens. So, again, it added to an existing core article but did not change any article. In other words, there is no article in the Constitution that says "only whites can be citizens and share in the blessing of liberty" and that would have to be true in order for the 14th amendment to actually have changed the core Constitution.

Additionally, as far as Tim's commerce article refernced in the Core Constituion goes, it is unchanged since all are free now (with the 13th Amendment) and it applies to everyone in the taxation context. (but does not apply to a mandate btw).




Arturas -> RE: Constitutionality of ACA (4/6/2012 4:15:23 PM)

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Why do you want to so boldly lie where only idiots have boldly lied before?


When people can no longer discuss things without resorting to needless and groundless personal insults they need to step back away from the keyboard, turn off MSNBC, and go have a beer. It will put things in the right perspective.




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