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<blockquote data-quote="dmac1" data-source="post: 4623837" data-attributes="member: 60252">More&nbsp; ridiculous comments some might call stupid. The point isn&#039;t that even wealthy people with insurance die, but that having insurance- especially for poorer people- doesn&#039;t leave your family broke and homeless. Even with medicare, you can have high expenses, and if you end up in a nursing home with medicaid paying, your assets will be eaten away.You probably think the auto insurance stops accidents, or at least believe others think that way. Insurance is cover the expense- not prevent the problem.And if you don&#039;t believe in spending our way into prosperity, you may want to understand that ALL the stock market growth and ALL the GDP growth pre-covid under Trump has been bought by you, on credit,&nbsp; with MASSIVE spending under Trump. You would likely be surprised to know that ALL the slight GDP growth under Trump is matched almost penny for penny by the added deficit spending. If you believe that the economy was prospering under Trump (pre-covid) then you already believe that you can buy your way to prosperity.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dmac1, post: 4623837, member: 60252"] More ridiculous comments some might call stupid. The point isn't that even wealthy people with insurance die, but that having insurance- especially for poorer people- doesn't leave your family broke and homeless. Even with medicare, you can have high expenses, and if you end up in a nursing home with medicaid paying, your assets will be eaten away. You probably think the auto insurance stops accidents, or at least believe others think that way. Insurance is cover the expense- not prevent the problem. And if you don't believe in spending our way into prosperity, you may want to understand that ALL the stock market growth and ALL the GDP growth pre-covid under Trump has been bought by you, on credit, with MASSIVE spending under Trump. You would likely be surprised to know that ALL the slight GDP growth under Trump is matched almost penny for penny by the added deficit spending. If you believe that the economy was prospering under Trump (pre-covid) then you already believe that you can buy your way to prosperity. [/QUOTE]

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