Hammertime for SW Florida

bacha29

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Conspiracy theory? Your illiteracy is overwhelming. A conspiracy is a secret act.....you are advocating and promoting socialism in practically every post you submit. Your anal craniotomy is long overdue.
OK, I need a good laugh so give me specific examples of exactly what sectors of the American economy are in your opinion in danger of being nationalized.
 

Operational needs

Virescit Vulnere Virtus

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Hmmm. I wonder why?
 

vantexan

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It has everything to do with it. When a person finds themselves in a similar position laying there on an ER gurney fighting for every breath with no insurance and little available cash they are at that point very much a ward of the state with their care and recovery completely in the control and oversight of the US Department Of Health And Human Services. and quite likely government over reach and government over spending the last thing on their minds. Much more likely the only thing on their mind was.......am I going to die?
You're avoiding the question. Do you think government should be in complete control of our lives? Your avoidance speaks volumes.
 

Fred's Myth

Nonhyphenated American
OK, I need a good laugh so give me specific examples of exactly what sectors of the American economy are in your opinion in danger of being nationalized.

 

Bingo

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Let's try this another way. Every person at sometime in their life will need skilled nursing care. Now when you go to a skilled nursing facility after the 21 days of full Medicare and 90 partially paid care it becomes full self pay until that person is down to just $2500 in personal assets before they can get Medicaid. That means you give them your house, your car, your bank account , your savings your pension and that goes to pay your care until all you've got left is $2500.

Now why don't hospitals require the same for people with no insurance? Make them post a security deposit the size of which will depend on the estimated cost of the procedure. No security deposit no procedure It would be like posting an escrow. You keep $2500 and if there's anything left after the procedure the balance is refunded to you.

BTW Why does it not apply to you? What if the nation's social welfare system had collapsed earlier and not there for you in your time of need what would you have done if instead you would have had to post that security deposit?

The people FDX kicking back out into the economy could find themselves with a medical emergency similar to yours. If so should they be denied public benefits. If you believe they should be state your reasons.
All depends- I am on Medicare and have a Medicare Supplement Plan G. Which is very easy to pay each month as I do not have to pay a state income tax in Florida. My supplement pays every single skilled nursing charges that Medicare does not cover.
 

Artee

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Man, this thread went off the rails. It was about the four SW Florida stations closing in July. Any insight on other Express stations on the chopping block?
I saw posted in the large Facebook group yesterday, a poster mentioned that with the great scare of June 1st approaching so quickly, that FDX has stopped all the mergers and that any stations that have been closed will be re-opend with any employees coming back going right to the top step. Something about the TNT merger disaster.

Wonder how many people fell for that considering most people have no clue what the June 1st date is all about.
 

yadig

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I saw posted in the large Facebook group yesterday, a poster mentioned that with the great scare of June 1st approaching so quickly, that FDX has stopped all the mergers and that any stations that have been closed will be re-opend with any employees coming back going right to the top step. Something about the TNT merger disaster.

Wonder how many people fell for that considering most people have no clue what the June 1st date is all about.
You’d be surprised
 
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