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My previous post should make more sense once you've seen this.
Such bravery. I'm glad they're speaking out against these savage animals running people over, bombings, throwing Gays off buildings and acid attacks. Oh wait, that's not the Christians.
Google/Youtube, Twitter and Facebook are determined in only creating one narrative. We've always assumed Hollywood was a bunch of pigs, but now you got confirmation of it. I keep saying it, but I'm sure many of them are tied to Podesta's **** ring.
He's a RINO jerk off.
i still dont understand how can anyone defend hillary at this point... specially with the Donna Brazile stuff now... I mean, jeez, even Elizabeth Warren was on tv admitting at problems with hillary .... then you have guys like Patton Oswald and sarah silverman still attacking everybody that brings it up
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Insufferable S.O.B.
My previous post should make more sense once you've seen this.
Well the prayers part is right. But he's a piece of **** for the rest. And to even post that. Dude srsly throught it was good to hit the enter key??
GeneralZodLives
Super Freak
I was laughing at Ainsley Earhardt on FOX saying the best place to get shot was in a church because you'd be close to God. That is just a staggering disconnect for a tragic situation.
I never knew there was a best place to get shot. How about not getting shot at all 
Whole lotta speaking without thinking going on.
Whole lotta speaking without thinking going on.
hockeyflow33
Super Freak
All of these idiots clamoring for gun control have this blind faith in the government. This shooter wasn't allowed to have a gun with the current rules, why would more regulations stop government ineptitude?
The only people who have faith in the government are those who don't regularly deal with them for non-handout situations
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The only people who have faith in the government are those who don't regularly deal with them for non-handout situations
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It was the Air Force's fault he was able for failure to enter his domestic violence history into the federal database. So in the end, the system would of worked if people did their jobs.
Many more would of died if you didn't have good guys shooting back at him.
Many more would of died if you didn't have good guys shooting back at him.
Plastic Bateman
Super Freak
These are the same people who were tripping over themselves to show solidarity with the victims when Dylan Roof shot up a black congregation. Obviously not fans of consistency.
Present company included.
The true problem in healthcare.....
Hypochondriacs and people who refuse to live healthy...
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theatlantic.com/amp/article/251402/
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Hypochondriacs and people who refuse to live healthy...
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theatlantic.com/amp/article/251402/
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If it was a Mosque, they would be bending over backwards showing support.
I'm not sure that's what I'm grasping from that article. Being chronically ill doesn't mean you're a hypochondriac nor does it mean you aren't living healthy. I know there are a lot of people like me that rarely go to the doctor. I would actually go more, like to the chiropractor and other things, but since they changed my insurance, I just don't have the money for it anymore. It used to cost me after insurance, $20 to see the chiro, but now it would cost me $150 plus. My back will have to live without it.
There are times when I think that smokers, should pay more for their insurance if it would mean non-smokers paid less, but I can see just too many ways the insurance companies would take advantage of that if they get to pick and choose who would have to pay more than others. And I know people who have smoked all their lives, drank all their lives or always been very overweight that rarely went to the doctor and died a ripe old age.
My insurance pays for wellness, such as mammograms, pap smears, and other things, but the trouble with that is, they don't pay for the pathology, which can be very expensive.
hockeyflow33
Super Freak
I'm not sure that's what I'm grasping from that article. Being chronically ill doesn't mean you're a hypochondriac nor does it mean you aren't living healthy. I know there are a lot of people like me that rarely go to the doctor. I would actually go more, like to the chiropractor and other things, but since they changed my insurance, I just don't have the money for it anymore. It used to cost me after insurance, $20 to see the chiro, but now it would cost me $150 plus. My back will have to live without it.
There are times when I think that smokers, should pay more for their insurance if it would mean non-smokers paid less, but I can see just too many ways the insurance companies would take advantage of that if they get to pick and choose who would have to pay more than others. And I know people who have smoked all their lives, drank all their lives or always been very overweight that rarely went to the doctor and died a ripe old age.
My insurance pays for wellness, such as mammograms, pap smears, and other things, but the trouble with that is, they don't pay for the pathology, which can be very expensive.
Smokers do pay more insurance.
I'm the same way, I never get sick but I get injured from sports and my pt copay went from $10 to $40 within the last couple years, and the coverage is the exact same. Now I just hobble around haha
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Depends on the policy. My insurance doesn't do that. They will pay for any help you need getting off of cigs.
I'm on a HSA now. It sounded really good when I started it, but they really screwed us this year. Bastids.
It really depends. If you have HSA, it means you have a HDHP, which is high deductible health plan. Expect a high deductible.
If you dont go to the doctor a lot, its very lucrative in terms of using the HSA funds as a tax-exempt retirement fund similar to Roth.
I personally use Health Savings Administrators as they offer Vanguard funds with low ERs.
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I don't have a choice who I use. My deductible is $3000. When I first started it, my work put in $1200 for the year. Next year it's down to $300 and 2019 it will be $200. We can have a max per year in it of $3400.
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Yes, for singles, its $3400 max contributions. I think its going up again for tax year 2018.
Every year now I have to do a wellness program for a $500 yearly credit into my premium. I also have to re-up my benefits, even if I'm not changing anything because if you don't they assume you're a smoker and raise it.
I completely forgot to do it last year, but then I got married and put my wife on my insurance, and I think it washed.
I completely forgot to do it last year, but then I got married and put my wife on my insurance, and I think it washed.
