More Obamacare fuckups

[Gelston]

Right, because bankruptcy and ruined credit come with no costs whatsoever.

You sound like you're arguing for single-payer.

If you haven't realized now, he does nothing but troll. You might as well ignore him.

[Kembal]

Well isn't that the argument people made before Obamacare, that people just went to the ER and didn't pay their bill?

Isn't that the very definition of free?

Free = no cost. The only way you don't pay your bill at all is by declaring bankruptcy. That obviously imposes a cost on you by ruining your credit score. If you don't declare bankruptcy but don't pay your bill, then in many states, the hospital can file an action to garnish your wages. (I definitely know they can do it in Texas)

There's no such thing as a free lunch.

Anyway, out of the 6 points I listed, that's the only one you guys can argue with?

[Tgo01]

Free = no cost. The only way you don't pay your bill at all is by declaring bankruptcy.

Or just not paying it.

Anyway, out of the 6 points I listed, that's the only one you guys can argue with?

I actually had a rebuttal against all of your comments all typed out but then I was like "Eh...I don't want to own him _too_ hard..."

[Gelston]

Or just not paying it.



I actually had a rebuttal against all of your comments all typed out but then I was like "Eh...I don't want to own him _too_ hard..."

So iff I go get a car loan, get a car, never pay, declare bankruptcy, manage to keep it through cool lawyering, it is free?

[Tgo01]

So iff I go get a car loan, get a car, never pay, declare bankruptcy, manage to keep it through cool lawyering, it is free?

Yes.

[Gelston]

Yes.

This train of thought is what makes America so great.

[Tgo01]

This train of thought is what makes America so great.

Fun fact, did you know if you declare bankruptcy that your home loan is written off too?

I never knew that before a couple of years ago, I thought you couldn't write your home loan off.

You can literally write off everything except for student loan debt, and you can even write that off in some circumstances :O

Why does anyone pay their bills?!

[Gelston]

Fun fact, did you know if you declare bankruptcy that your home loan is written off too?

I never knew that before a couple of years ago, I thought you couldn't write your home loan off.

You can literally write off everything except for student loan debt, and you can even write that off in some circumstances :O

Why does anyone pay their bills?!

Because you won't get another decent loan or credit cards or a cell phone plan or any of that shit for a looooong time. Sure, they'll have high interest rate stuff out for just about anyone, but anything requiring a credit check? Like an apartment? Yeah, you are generally fucked for years.

[Tgo01]

Because you won't get another decent loan or credit cards or a cell phone plan or any of that shit for a looooong time. Sure, they'll have high interest rate stuff out for just about anyone, but anything requiring a credit check? Like an apartment? Yeah, you are generally fucked for years.

Just file more bankruptcy.

Take out another home loan, go through the 6+ month long foreclosure process and start the whole thing over again and ride out the 7/10 years.

It's fool proof!

[Gelston]

Just file more bankruptcy.

Take out another home loan, go through the 6+ month long foreclosure process and start the whole thing over again and ride out the 7/10 years.

It's fool proof!

Well, until you aren't extended any credit at all. Then i guess you can go live on the street and bum change.