/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18259538
/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18259538
nice. I got the benefits without even needing to vote for Bernie

>>18259538
he'll change his mind after 3 hours of fox news tomorrow morning

>>18259538
He can try but lobbyists will go to war against it and probably win.

>>18259576
This is important, but we don't have too many people in medical insurance nor enough information to get an idea of the reality of the headline. Hospitals will choose over this.

>>18259538
It would be funny if Trump totally discredits UBI and univeral healthcare, simply by implementing them.

>>18259576
All important laws are heavily influenced by corporate lobbyists. It's definitely /biz/

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Bye.

>>18259712
Have sex

>>18259538
Good.

>>18259538
>his smile and optimism: gone

>>18259712
Ironic that announcing a report is a bannable offense.

So Yang's UBI and Bernie's universal health care were right policies all this time, color me surprised!
Look at his fucking face, completely JUST'ed lmao

What did he mean by this?

>>18259538
Uh...

Is this dude an accelerationist?

>>18259576
youre a fucking idiot if you dont think thats business related. THE HEALTHCARE BUSINESS

>>18259712
Not necessarily. Trying to separate business from politics is like trying to separate a donkey and mule. They aren't exactly the same thing, but one usually fucks the other.

Only ancap retards would be against universal healthcare. Every talking point against it has been discredited. Every other first world nation recognizes health care as a human right.

>>18260392
after this its socialized medicine and a blue a wave, a lot of young pissed off people will emerge from this into the voting booths (more likely gonna be a mail in ballot!)

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>>18259538
Ironic that Trump is suggesting this.

>>18260392
It’s crap. Go try a private hospital like Kaiser then go use a welfare mandated hospital . The difference is insane. Universal healthcare would kill so many people

>>18260392
I'm against universal healthcare because I already have healthcare through my job for $600~/yr. If we get universal government paid healthcare, it will cost significantly more than that in taxes.

Truly an act of 4-D chess.

>>18260392
I am extremely against it because it's expected to cut my salary by 40%. In addition, for a more humanist perspective, people don't realize the higher payouts of private insurance keep many clinics and hospitals open. If medicare for all is enacted, healthcare is going to be more inaccessible for rural areas due to this
>t. physician

>>18260451
its because he knows hes finished but grasping straws by doing a 180 on healthcare

>>18260464
im a medical biller and supply will always meet demand. if youre a good doctor your salary will be more than fair. You dont see the bills patients get, i do. They routinely get fucked in the ass by deductibles and coinsurance and it gets worse every year

>>18260509
I'm just telling you the general consensus from what I've heard. I don't worry about the finances of the hospital, but if they try to meet Bernies "negotiated bare-bones medicare rates" my guess is many of them will go under and they will be forced to greatly slash salaries across the boards. You can't uproot a system like this overnight in the third largest country in the world. Bernie is an idealist but there's more practical solutions. Limiting deductibles would be a better first step

>>18260464
Hell yeah your salary is going to go down. Consider it a sacrifice for the betterment of your people.