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Subject: Exactly....cars and homes are disposable items. Are people? Lots of the very wealthy feel that the 'peon' class are and that if you're not wealthy enough to pay your own way...just like Scrooge said...'they should die and decrease the surplus population'. A very Christian, moral judgement. NOT. Elaine
Response Posted by: Elaine
Date Posted: Mon Oct 19 14:13:17 2009
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Subject: ingy&bert, yes, ''people'' are not ''stufff'', like cars and houses. Nevertheless, the concept is exactly the same. The word ''insurance'' by definition means that all insurance companies, whether insuring people or ''stuff'', can not be expected to bear 90% or so, of the cost of repairing someone's sick body right off the bat. How then, could that company make a profit on that person, or person(s)? That was/is my point.//AJ
Response Posted by: AJ
Date Posted: Mon Oct 19 19:19:53 2009
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Subject: No insurance makes profit off every insured. The entire concept of insurance assumes risk. If there was no risk there would be no need for insurance. ~i&b
Response Posted by: ingyandbert
Date Posted: Mon Oct 19 20:58:05 2009
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