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Not enough conversation about care issues occurs in general with the public and not just with our parents.  We all have to make health care decisions in a fair and reasonable way that takes in to consideration everyone else on the planet.  Cost increases can simply be reduced by reducing profits and wages across the board for everyone.

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Agree 100% VeganSyd.  World governments and media still refuse to entertain the subject of real greed in our world.  No one, at every level wants to "bite the hand that feeds them."

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I am a single 50 year old dad insuring 4 kids.  I am unemployed an currently paying 307/month (subsidized or it would be 878/month) and am filing bankruptcy.  My problem is finding a job and what my health care options are with my potential new employers!  Could fall through the cracks here soon.

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