When you feel like you need a break :)
This subverse is a dwelling place where all the funny things reside.
1.Tag NSFW material in your title.
2.No clickbait sites. (If the image is from a clickbait site, please use the image address instead of the original web address.)
Guidelines-
we are not looking to define speech and then remove content that contains that speech. In this spirit we will remove spam, illegal material, personal information and nothing else. Leaving it to the community to cast their voat and decide what they want to about your content! happy posting
If it makes you laugh - share it here, just don''t be a dingus! We're all here to have a good time.
Also check out some other knee-slapping subverses!
/v/comedy
/v/jokes
/v/JobStories
view the rest of the comments →
[–] Aldo 2 points 0 points 2 points (+2|-2) ago (edited ago)
Or have the government expand medicare for all so no business has to pay for healthcare, we may pay a little more in taxes but not having to pay for healthcare would be about the same. Plus prices would stabilize instead of being made up and negotiated down by insurance.
Edit: Also watched the video. Maybe she should take better care of her employees? Nothing in the USA says that businesses are allowed to continue to expand and grow and grow? I agree that its a large burden on small-employers, but so is providing a nice building and work environment.
[–] LewsTherinTelamon 0 points 4 points 4 points (+4|-0) ago
I'm not really in favor of inserting another layer of bueracracy between myself and healthcare.
Also before we go expanding medicare I would suggest we figure out how to pay for it...
http://www.modernhealthcare.com/article/20160622/NEWS/160629973
[–] Aldo 3 points -3 points 0 points (+0|-3) ago
I don't see a big difference:
Now its: Doctor -> Insurance Company -> You
Government care: Doctor -> Government -> You
The government doesn't make money off you like an insurance company does so your costs should go down. We all hate bureaucracy, but even companies have layers and layers of bureaucracy and they try to squeeze out profit when they can as well.
[–] SuperSaiyanCock 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
Problem is the government doesn't negotiate anything so this will do nothing in stopping rising healthcare costs.
Higher healthcare costs higher taxes in this instance.
[–] Aldo ago
Republicans can push to repeal part of the law that prevents the government from negotiating drug prices, that would go a long way to help medicare part D, then the insurance companies can use that as a starting point for their negotiations and reduce the cost of prescriptions.