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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 4622467" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>I&#039;m not trying to claim anything.&nbsp; Makaveli was clearly talking about FedEx healthcare, and you assumed he was saying something incorrect about the ACA.&nbsp; You&#039;re so sensitive about it that you just wrote me a book.&nbsp; Going on and on about things I didn&#039;t even mention or allude to.&nbsp; Get a grip.&nbsp; But as I mentioned before, with no lifetime caps on benefits eventually the system will fail.&nbsp; This is what tax and spend liberals never seen to grasp.&nbsp; There is a limit to just how much can be spent because there&#039;s only so much money to go around.&nbsp; For example public pensions.&nbsp; Many states and municipalities promised great pensions but now the realization is that pension payouts will have to be slashed.&nbsp; That or declare bankruptcy and get out of their obligation altogether.&nbsp; So go on believing that the ACA will solve everything.&nbsp; Things were the way they were before because the medical field kept raising costs much faster than the rate of inflation.&nbsp; The ACA is supposed to put a brake on that but ultimately that will retire a lot of doctors and discourage others from entering.&nbsp; With fewer doctors and nurses you&#039;re going to see longer wait times as well as rising costs.&nbsp; Good luck with that.&nbsp; Enjoy the panacea that is the ACA while it lasts!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 4622467, member: 24302"] I'm not trying to claim anything. Makaveli was clearly talking about FedEx healthcare, and you assumed he was saying something incorrect about the ACA. You're so sensitive about it that you just wrote me a book. Going on and on about things I didn't even mention or allude to. Get a grip. But as I mentioned before, with no lifetime caps on benefits eventually the system will fail. This is what tax and spend liberals never seen to grasp. There is a limit to just how much can be spent because there's only so much money to go around. For example public pensions. Many states and municipalities promised great pensions but now the realization is that pension payouts will have to be slashed. That or declare bankruptcy and get out of their obligation altogether. So go on believing that the ACA will solve everything. Things were the way they were before because the medical field kept raising costs much faster than the rate of inflation. The ACA is supposed to put a brake on that but ultimately that will retire a lot of doctors and discourage others from entering. With fewer doctors and nurses you're going to see longer wait times as well as rising costs. Good luck with that. Enjoy the panacea that is the ACA while it lasts! [/QUOTE]

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