04-06-2006, 05:47 PM
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The Demon & 12clicks
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Location: SallyRand is a FAGGOT
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Originally Posted by iBanker
Not only are they not going to fill out a 1040, but when they get hurt, which is more common, due to their manual labor jobs (which they do well in my opinion, no sarcasim intended), they go to the hospitals and get free care.
I busted my head open once and was at Pomerado Hospital in Poway, CA. In the room next to me, there were two illegals, that were getting stiched up from being in a fight with each other. The nurse was complaining that they were not citizens, but the INS didn't have time to come get them, so they would stitch them up, send them off, and the state would foot the bill.
How is that fair when my insurance costs me $110 a month, and I pay the deductible?
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I pay $96 a month for my son's insurance( $500 deductable ) and $65 a month for me ( $5000 deductable ). Basically mine is more for if I get really fucked up at least I can get treatment. I can come up with $5K if I need a new kidney or heart or something. Also just having the card gets me into the doctors office whereas if I didn't have ANY insurance they want payment upfront. Nice thing is I can deduct my insurance premiums. |
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