Free Shit and Trump Hate
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Almost all of which are determined by your income. Meaning, your income determines how much in social welfare programs you qualify for. So that means you have to be employed in order to get most benefits.
Thing is, you don't even know a thing about the system you're stupidly attacking.
You're just a fraud.
Like who? Because SNAP eligibility is determined by your income, you fuckwit.
Man, you're so outclassed in this debate, it's embarrassing. Like, I am actually embarrassed for you. You don't provide your own health care, then you have the nerve to attack a program that provides it to everyone. What a fraud. A two-bit liar and fraud.
I do pay for it. That I don't write the check is irrelevant. That I pay for it by earning it is what matters. That means you don't have a point. You want a socialized healthcare system where those that don't pay because they've never worked get the same thing as those of us working.
Do those that don't work and don't pay get care? If they do, no thanks.
You said yourself you don't even pay for your own health care.
"Part of your compensation", yet you don't pay anything for it.
So you're not paying for it, someone else is.
Well, the subsidy isn't 100%, but the people are still paying it.
You aren't paying anything. Someone else is paying for your health care.
What a fraud.
If you choose to be part of the group, that's a choice. With what you support, you don't have one. You're required to pay into a socialized system.
We don't have insurance by definition.
No, because the Constitution doesn't give the federal government the delegated authority to regulate healthcare coverage.
LMAO!
No...you're not paying for it. Your employer is. Whether or not you think it's "part of your compensation" means that someone else, not you, is paying for your health care.
If your employer stopped paying for your care, who would pay for it? You, right? So you're not paying for your care right now...someone else is because if your employer stopped paying for your care, you'd have to pay for it, right?
You're the one that has admitted my employer funds my healthcare as part of my compensation. Now, you claim I don't work. Which one is it?
Do you have facts you can provide where every person has worked some point in their life?
I can understand your confusion. Someone that has never worked a day in his life like you wouldn't know what it's like to earn anything. You've had it handed to you all your life like the low income, low skilled, freeloaders that think society owes them something. The rest of us would be better off if they'd simply die or kill themselves.
You're already paying into it with Medicare now. Because Medicare is pay-go, you're literally paying for people to be on Medicare right now. And that's all people on it; even the disabled people who "don't work".
But this is beside the point since you don't pay for your health care now; you admitted someone else is.
If your employer stopped paying for your health care, who would? You, right? So you're not paying for your health care now; someone else is. No money is coming out of your pocket to pay for your health care; instead, you claim your employer is paying out of their pocket to provide you with health care. Which means if they stopped doing that, you'd have to pay for your health care.
The only way they'd stop paying is if I didn't work for them anymore. That means I'd no longer be earning it as part of my compensation.
Well, what you have seems to change depending on how your argument is faring at any given moment.
But the constant is that you're not paying for your health care; your employer is. If your employed ceased paying for it, who would pay it? You.
We already had this debate in 2012 and you lost. It went all the way to SCOTUS. So at this point, this argument of yours is a false one that you're clinging to while ignoring the truth and reality.
Funny how you bleeding hearts use the word "if" a lot. If a frog had wings, he wouldn't bump his ass when he jumped. If a food stamp leech would actually provide skills worthy of a higher wage, the rest of us wouldn't be buying the food for him/her.
I never admitted that. I pointed out that your story changed a couple times and was inconsistent.
You say it's "part of your compensation", but if your employer decided to stop paying for your health care, who would have to pay for it? You. So you don't pay for your health care now; someone else does. If they stopped paying for it, you'd have to pay for it yourself.