- Backdated Insurance? - 5 Updates
| "Bob F" <bobnospam@gmail.com>: Sep 25 07:33PM -0700 >> care with provided federal dollars, the subsidies make it pretty >> affordable or free for people with low income. > I had insurance, it got cancelled. Oops. OK. Does that qualify you for an exclusion? |
| trader4@optonline.net: Sep 26 08:14AM -0700 > > Being an American means not only you have freedoms, but it also means you have responsibilities, like being insured. > > I don't mind my tax dollars going to help a sick person, but the idea that it goes to help a cheap-assed, Rush Limbaugh believing, hater- well, that just rubs me the wrong way. Do your country a favor and get some insurance. > Hey shit for brains, where did I mention Rush Limbaugh? You've just experienced the treatment you get from those compassionate, deep thinking, educated and tolerant liberals. Especially funny that in this very post he demonstrates what he accuses Limbaugh of doing. But give them a break, most are still suffering from BDS. As far as back dating an insurance policy, I've never seen it done. For the purpose that you describe, ie falsifying it to avoid a charge of not having auto insurance, it would be a crime. It would also be a crime to do it in your case. |
| wilma6116@gmail.com: Sep 26 03:53PM -0700 > deep thinking, educated and tolerant liberals. Especially funny that in > this very post he demonstrates what he accuses Limbaugh of doing. > But give them a break, most are still suffering from BDS. Bullshit! Same as with people who drive without insurance. Or people who keep pitbulls without homeowner's insurance. Why do we have to subsidize this guys cheapness? He gets to afford an extra case of beer a month and then cries that we need to cover his medical bills because he fell and broke something. No sympathy. Besides freedoms, Americans should expect to shoulder responsibilities. I'm glad you have taken the side of someone who posted here asking for instructions on how to break the law. Seems we know where your loyalties are, comrade. Or is it Alma'arefah? So hard to keep track these days. |
| Beaver_Fever@live.com: Sep 26 05:24PM -0700 > > But give them a break, most are still suffering from BDS. > Bullshit! Same as with people who drive without insurance. Or people who keep pitbulls without homeowner's insurance. Why do we have to subsidize this guys cheapness? He gets to afford an extra case of beer a month and then cries that we need to cover his medical bills because he fell and broke something. No sympathy. Besides freedoms, Americans should expect to shoulder responsibilities. > I'm glad you have taken the side of someone who posted here asking for instructions on how to break the law. Seems we know where your loyalties are, comrade. Or is it Alma'arefah? So hard to keep track these days. I don't drink alcohol. Gawd, what a dumb fuck. |
| Beaver_Fever@live.com: Sep 26 05:25PM -0700 On Friday, September 25, 2015 at 7:33:14 PM UTC-7, Bob F wrote: > >> affordable or free for people with low income. > > I had insurance, it got cancelled. Oops. > OK. Does that qualify you for an exclusion? I doubt it |
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