I wish people wouldn't be so rude to those who lose out under the ACA.

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310. yeah, they probably would, at least short-term

their goal is disruption, and they get much better mileage in the GD forum than on any of the specialized forums.

by pooling the trolls with the people who really do need help, the time of helpful people who could be of assistance with a real problem is wasted while they try vainly to extract the nature of a troll's bs problem.

i'm inclined to think that picking out an insurance policy that best fits one's circumstances is going to be a lot more difficult, in the long run, than a one-time application for social security or draft registration. People change over time, our needs evolve, we have extended families and children where once there was none, we change jobs, our risk levels change, our incomes change. This isn't a single-payer-one-size-fits-all solution, it's going to be an ongoing process for every individual throughout his/her lifetime. People are going to need help with it down the road.

we have a topic forum devoted to Social Security and Medicare and we need one for the ACA. could be the same forum, doesn't much matter from my POV. and maybe you're right, in a year someone could post a concern about their insurance situation in GD without getting lots of mean looks. or maybe in a year the republicans will own the senate as well as the house and be trying to rewrite the laws again, and GD will be ACA troll vacation spot #1. we'll have to wait to find out.