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Originally Posted by dellinger63
all me with a 5K deductable so I have never actually filed a claim. I've also had a heart scan (clear) that I paid as my insurance doesn't cover it. My point is I have made fitness a part of my life. To ask me to subsidize the health care of say the McDonald's workers outside catching a smoke break as I jog or bike by is crazy IMO
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You are
currently doing that. It's included in the costs of the healthcare system.
What about people who are not as healthy as you? Do you feel they should be able to purchase insurance too, or not?
How will you feel, in the future, if you go to a doctor for chest pain or heart palpatations, a cardiac problem is found, and your insurance company says, "Sorry. Your medical records show you had a heart scan before 2010. That makes cardiac-associated health problems a pre-existing condition, thus they will not be covered"
Edit: Dell, do you really think that the only people without insurance are not self-responsible for their own health, or are unemployed?