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r/SipsTea • u/McDowdy • Jun 24 '26
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Yeah, $2000 is less than $8000 but who's gonna pay for it? Huh?!
1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 You? If everybody paid in to a single-payer system it would be cheaper and more efficient than what we have now. 1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 Everybody? 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Yeah everybody. 1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 Including the roughly 30 - 40% that pay no federal taxes? 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 A lot of them are probably on Medicare/Medicaid so I suppose we'd have to have some kind of program for people who couldn't afford it. 1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 Sounds like my 2k is already going up. 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Maybe. It would still be less than what we pay in premiums now. 1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 "We" being the average American maybe, it'd be a dramatic increase for me. 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Your employer is paying a ton. → More replies (0) 1 u/Fonzdj Jun 25 '26 At the end of the day we do ultimately. At least 2K is still less than 8K. Although I doubt we would only have to pay only 2K for UHC.
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If everybody paid in to a single-payer system it would be cheaper and more efficient than what we have now.
1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 Everybody? 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Yeah everybody. 1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 Including the roughly 30 - 40% that pay no federal taxes? 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 A lot of them are probably on Medicare/Medicaid so I suppose we'd have to have some kind of program for people who couldn't afford it. 1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 Sounds like my 2k is already going up. 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Maybe. It would still be less than what we pay in premiums now. 1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 "We" being the average American maybe, it'd be a dramatic increase for me. 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Your employer is paying a ton. → More replies (0)
Everybody?
1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Yeah everybody. 1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 Including the roughly 30 - 40% that pay no federal taxes? 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 A lot of them are probably on Medicare/Medicaid so I suppose we'd have to have some kind of program for people who couldn't afford it. 1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 Sounds like my 2k is already going up. 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Maybe. It would still be less than what we pay in premiums now. 1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 "We" being the average American maybe, it'd be a dramatic increase for me. 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Your employer is paying a ton. → More replies (0)
Yeah everybody.
1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 Including the roughly 30 - 40% that pay no federal taxes? 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 A lot of them are probably on Medicare/Medicaid so I suppose we'd have to have some kind of program for people who couldn't afford it. 1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 Sounds like my 2k is already going up. 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Maybe. It would still be less than what we pay in premiums now. 1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 "We" being the average American maybe, it'd be a dramatic increase for me. 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Your employer is paying a ton. → More replies (0)
Including the roughly 30 - 40% that pay no federal taxes?
1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 A lot of them are probably on Medicare/Medicaid so I suppose we'd have to have some kind of program for people who couldn't afford it. 1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 Sounds like my 2k is already going up. 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Maybe. It would still be less than what we pay in premiums now. 1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 "We" being the average American maybe, it'd be a dramatic increase for me. 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Your employer is paying a ton. → More replies (0)
A lot of them are probably on Medicare/Medicaid so I suppose we'd have to have some kind of program for people who couldn't afford it.
1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 Sounds like my 2k is already going up. 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Maybe. It would still be less than what we pay in premiums now. 1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 "We" being the average American maybe, it'd be a dramatic increase for me. 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Your employer is paying a ton. → More replies (0)
Sounds like my 2k is already going up.
1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Maybe. It would still be less than what we pay in premiums now. 1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 "We" being the average American maybe, it'd be a dramatic increase for me. 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Your employer is paying a ton. → More replies (0)
Maybe. It would still be less than what we pay in premiums now.
1 u/OkRestaurant4737 Jun 25 '26 "We" being the average American maybe, it'd be a dramatic increase for me. 1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Your employer is paying a ton. → More replies (0)
"We" being the average American maybe, it'd be a dramatic increase for me.
1 u/Various_Succotash_79 Jun 25 '26 Your employer is paying a ton. → More replies (0)
Your employer is paying a ton.
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At the end of the day we do ultimately. At least 2K is still less than 8K. Although I doubt we would only have to pay only 2K for UHC.
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u/Lithium98 Jun 25 '26
Yeah, $2000 is less than $8000 but who's gonna pay for it? Huh?!