
Originally Posted by
Tgo01
Well let's ask the expert. Latrin, are there more than two options going on in this story? Either A) The couple is lying about their coverage or $) The insurance company is lying about the coverage? Is there a third option?
The third option is that the couple and insurance company are using "coverage" to mean different things. This is the logical fallacy of "equivocation". The couple had medical care available to them and are therefore described as "covered" by the insurance company, but the couple "equivocates" on the meaning of "coverage" by wanting an atypical kind of medical care. Is this definition of "coverage" so atypical that it begs the question whether the couple's "equivocation" was an intentional warping, with the purpose of blasting Obamacare for failing to provide their desired "coverage"? I don't know, I'm not a doctor. But I'll tell you one thing that didn't factor into it at all: racism.
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