I was clearly talking about a plan that replaces the public plan.
not clearly at all, but great, lets check out sweden. (http://www.thelocal.se/36648/20111010/)
While Sweden has long taken pride in its public healthcare system, lengthening queues and at times inconsistent care have prompted many Swedes to opt for private healthcare with many gaining the benefit through insurance policies offered by employers, currently responsible for 80 percent of healthcare insurance market.
i mean, at what point do you act like an adult and admit that you had no clue what you were talking about?
the life insurance stuff was just hilarious and you know it
i don't even know what you are talking about, but the real comedy here is listening to your pathetic arguments.
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no, you're just making excuses for yourself.
I was clearly talking about a plan that replaces the public plan.
not clearly at all, but great, lets check out sweden. (http://www.thelocal.se/36648/20111010/)
While Sweden has long taken pride in its public healthcare system, lengthening queues and at times inconsistent care have prompted many Swedes to opt for private healthcare with many gaining the benefit through insurance policies offered by employers, currently responsible for 80 percent of healthcare insurance market.
i mean, at what point do you act like an adult and admit that you had no clue what you were talking about?
the life insurance stuff was just hilarious and you know it
i don't even know what you are talking about, but the real comedy here is listening to your pathetic arguments.