Is it a step in the right direction when insurance companies are exposed for their transgressions?
December 8th, 2009 | 
Author: hillary
Author: hillary
Is a approach to tame a "developing nations" by promulgation the excellent word co’s as well as agents there to give them assent of thoughts as well as security?
No I think we need to chop a limb or two off and make them wait for eight hours in the ER bleeding out.
Then maybe they will get the freaking picture.
Absolutely! It’s also a step in the right direction when Congress is exposed for its transgressions.
It would also be easier for Congress to "tame" developing nations:
"We’re from the United States Congress and we’re here to help."
LOL
You do realize insurance companies are regulated by state governments that set rates at an artificially high level to make sure they are financially stable. Right?
It would be a good threat either get you nation together or were sending in the Insurance Adjusters.
NOW THAT WOULD SCARE THEM.
The insurance industry is global and doesn’t need our"deployment" of agents.
INSURANCE IS A SCAM
Only if it change the status qua and their behavior.
Exactly what "transgressions" are you talking about? Do you mean enforcing the terms of the policies people buy but never bother to read?
Edna, insurance companies don’t make you wait in an ER. That is done by hospitals treating all of the people too lazy to work and get regular health insurance so they crowd the ER with their sniffles and sneezes. If people had to pay for their own health care, instead of the government stealing from others to pay for it, people would be more health conscious in the beginning.
Yikes! Sounds like the thrill of global imperialism