On Aug 27, 9:33 am, D Peter Maus wrote:
Dave wrote:
D Peter Maus wrote:

A point not mentioned in this 'crisis' is: Not every one who doesn't
have health insurance wants it.

I don't have health insurance. I don't want it.

I can name 3 of my colleagues who don't have it, either. And don't
want it.

The truth is that no one is asking who REAlLY is in a Health
Insurance crisis, today, because no one is asking how many out of
those raw numbers is simply not interested in Health Insurance.

Everyone should be in the pool.

Typical socialist mentality: everyone should be in the pool.

Why? If they choose not to be included they don't need to be
included. Some of us do just fine WITHOUT the noise of some
insurance company telling us where to go, which doctors to see or
what procedures to have done.

Those decisions are best left up to the patients and their
physicians...not insurance company bean counters.

Just because YOU choose to be in the pool doesn't mean I have to
accept substandard care if I can see and find a better way.

Last guy I knew who " Didn't Go To Doctors"

- died of a stroke.