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Originally Posted by
Darthtang AW http:///t/395991/choosing-big-business-over-the-population#post_3527252
When you file your taxes you file your health insurance along with it. Which can be cross checked with the insurance company. The employer mandate postponement allows individuals to lie that their employor doesn't provide insurance making them "eligible" for the exchanges at a reduced cost.
In other words that's simply a way to entice more people into suckling on the governments teat with hand outs. A train wreck waiting to happen. And when conservatives do start running with this all the way to elections the democrats are going to say "look, they are trying to take away the free (not so much) lunch that we are giving you. The lunch that you deserve. You need to give us the power to fight them back so that you can continue to get more free stuff". Right?
Let's face it. Who is going to be the majority receiving the most subsidies? The lower income earners, the part timers, minorities? I like the idea of the safety net for folks who work and pay into it. But there is a fine line between safety net and coddling. Coddling will just create more dependents which makes it harder and harder for the average hard working American to make ends meet.
Am I wrong or just paranoid? Both, perhaps?