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FlatStanley

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8. People need to be corporations, my friend.

Reply to merrily (Reply #6)

Sat Sep 13, 2014, 04:48 AM

Sep 2014

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Glitch in health care law allows employers to offer substandard insurance [View all] alp227 Sep 2014 OP

Same glitch as the tax on so-called cadillac plans provided by employers? merrily Sep 2014 #1

Did you know you can no longer bankruptcy out if health costs now? FlatStanley Sep 2014 #5

Another glitch? merrily Sep 2014 #6

People need to be corporations, my friend. FlatStanley Sep 2014 #8

Apparently, corporations also need to be people, my friend. merrily Sep 2014 #9

With the aches and pains and potential jail time that sometimes comes along FlatStanley Sep 2014 #10

Let's not get carried away my friend. Unlike flesh and bone people, corporations merrily Sep 2014 #11

I've always imagined the the death of a corporation as follows: FlatStanley Sep 2014 #12

Actually, it's just a messenger handing corporate dissolution papers to someone merrily Sep 2014 #13

That process is for the Corporate Classic. FlatStanley Sep 2014 #18

So am I. Corporate Classic never got capital punishment or resurrection. merrily Sep 2014 #19

Not for medical debt. kcr Sep 2014 #16

No I didn't know because Progressive dog Sep 2014 #17

What .... where did you obtain this info? etherealtruth Sep 2014 #20

Please provide a link.. sendero Sep 2014 #24

There was never any such thing as 'medical bankruptcy' n/t leftstreet Sep 2014 #25

I stand corrected on this piece of misinformation I have carelessly propagated. FlatStanley Sep 2014 #26

Similar to the 'glitch' that delayed the employer mandate I guess... n/t PoliticAverse Sep 2014 #2

The individual mandate was glitchless? merrily Sep 2014 #7

ACA GOOD BlindTiresias Sep 2014 #3

Glitch, feature, tomayto, tomahto FlatStanley Sep 2014 #4

Yeah, a glitch RandiFan1290 Sep 2014 #14

seems like these glitches always favor the corporations Doctor_J Sep 2014 #15

because the corporations pay people to scour the document to find loopholes... VanillaRhapsody Sep 2014 #27

Maybe "our" representatives, most of whom are lawyers, should have scoured it Doctor_J Sep 2014 #28

Maybe you shouldn't let the good be the enemy of the perfect..... VanillaRhapsody Sep 2014 #29

And maybe you shouldn't claim that the awful is actually the good Doctor_J Sep 2014 #32

Awful? Why would I claim that....during a brief episode of unemployment...I HAD Obamacares... VanillaRhapsody Sep 2014 #33

Glitch Smitch.....It's the best we could HOPE for. The best we could do! SammyWinstonJack Sep 2014 #21

'Glitch' newspeak for 'design' n/t leftstreet Sep 2014 #22

Support your state's single-payer movement. Ron Green Sep 2014 #23

well isn't that special Skittles Sep 2014 #30

Oh how ACCIDENTALLY ACCIDENTAL!!!!111!1! woo me with science Sep 2014 #31

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