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11. I can't find it, but there is a Spanish proverb about the war of the day and the night.

Fri Apr 18, 2014, 01:59 AM

Apr 2014

The latter being bombs, guns, etc. The former being the war among humans done daily. That's institutional violence.

Thanks Obama, for the start of ending this. Many people never understood the long term implications of what has been done, imperfectly against deadly odds. It is already raising expectations of sane treatment of people, mainly the poor.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] mahina Apr 2014 OP

after a few years arely staircase Apr 2014 #1

Exactly. mahina Apr 2014 #2

I can't find it, but there is a Spanish proverb about the war of the day and the night. freshwest Apr 2014 #11

That is one of the reasons the CBO estimate is showing a long-term lowering of medical costs. A lot okaawhatever Apr 2014 #6

that makes sense arely staircase Apr 2014 #9

In MA, health care bankruptcies are still 50% of the total eridani Apr 2014 #31

Cool, Now fire your insurance man instead. Nobel_Twaddle_III Apr 2014 #3

THIS^ OffWithTheirHeads Apr 2014 #10

You bet! ChairmanAgnostic Apr 2014 #30

Exactly what I was going to say! Initech Apr 2014 #49

There are only three age categories, so maybe that won't hit you as badly as you think -- pnwmom Apr 2014 #4

Honestly? mahina Apr 2014 #5

I just gave money to a man on the street the other day Egnever Apr 2014 #7

I find I'm experiencing coincidences like that all the time. mahina Apr 2014 #8

I hope you got a new agent? newthinking Apr 2014 #12

It's not the agent, it's the insurance company. Divernan Apr 2014 #42

Yes, but to even suggest firing somebody....? newthinking Apr 2014 #46

I just watched "Capitalism- A Love Story" by Micheal Moore" deathrind Apr 2014 #13

Mahalo, I'll put it in my queue. mahina Apr 2014 #14

Corporations are people, my friend! King_Klonopin Apr 2014 #15

But not this one. mahina Apr 2014 #16

I was referring to the Health Insurance Co. (I should have been more explicit) sorry. n/t King_Klonopin Apr 2014 #17

Not a worry for a second, I took your point exactly. mahina Apr 2014 #18

"I really can not think of a more devious/evil thing to do." Enthusiast Apr 2014 #23

I recall a case from the 1970's HeiressofBickworth Apr 2014 #19

similar happened to a friend just a few years ago catrose Apr 2014 #27

Please, please, tell me that employer was subsequently run-over by a truck nikto Apr 2014 #36

Me too. I'll settle for a Ric Shaw. RagAss Apr 2014 #40

Sorry to have to burst your bubble HeiressofBickworth Apr 2014 #47

Thanks for the truth... nikto Apr 2014 #48

Hugs to you, Mahina. This is a story that should go out as a LTTE, copied to... Hekate Apr 2014 #20

Aloha no Hekate! mahina Apr 2014 #21

Thank you for what you did oldandhappy Apr 2014 #22

I'm glad I wasn't there. DeSwiss Apr 2014 #24

Something like that. mahina Apr 2014 #25

Do you have what they suggested in writing? Exposethefrauds Apr 2014 #26

Was that HMSA, by any chance? KamaAina Apr 2014 #28

You are a wonderful human being ashling Apr 2014 #29

+1 Liberal_in_LA Apr 2014 #32

Thank You.. Stuart G Apr 2014 #33

Your insurance agent urged you to break the law? Not ACA, but the ADA. DRoseDARs Apr 2014 #34

Mahalo for that info. mahina Apr 2014 #38

The agent was relaying the fact of life that policy rates increase for higher risks. Divernan Apr 2014 #43

YOU defied a Death-Panel, dude! nikto Apr 2014 #35

This is what America needs to be. 99Forever Apr 2014 #37

Thanks for your kindness but I'm not bringing this up to say how good we are, mahina Apr 2014 #39

Understood. 99Forever Apr 2014 #41

k&r.... thank you for saving this employee spanone Apr 2014 #44

Mahina - just for the heck of it Iwillnevergiveup Apr 2014 #45