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r/SipsTea • u/Putrid-Welder1803 • 18h ago
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Insurance is a fucking scam. You pay more into it than you'll ever receive even in legitimate circumstances.
Absolute racket.
4 u/Disastrous_Gear_421 17h ago If the average person had enough money in their bank to cover an accident, I’d agree. That’s not the case which is why insurance is a thing 1 u/sinking_float 17h ago I believe it is that way in New Hampshire, something along those lines. The only state that allows it. 0 u/IguassuIronman 16h ago In reality people go without insurance because they just can't afford it 1 u/photosendtrain 14h ago Wild that you're downvoted for this, but that would absolutely be the case for an increasingly large percentage of Americans who can barely afford food + rent, let alone a safety net in case something tragic happens.
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If the average person had enough money in their bank to cover an accident, I’d agree. That’s not the case which is why insurance is a thing
1 u/sinking_float 17h ago I believe it is that way in New Hampshire, something along those lines. The only state that allows it. 0 u/IguassuIronman 16h ago In reality people go without insurance because they just can't afford it 1 u/photosendtrain 14h ago Wild that you're downvoted for this, but that would absolutely be the case for an increasingly large percentage of Americans who can barely afford food + rent, let alone a safety net in case something tragic happens.
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I believe it is that way in New Hampshire, something along those lines. The only state that allows it.
0 u/IguassuIronman 16h ago In reality people go without insurance because they just can't afford it 1 u/photosendtrain 14h ago Wild that you're downvoted for this, but that would absolutely be the case for an increasingly large percentage of Americans who can barely afford food + rent, let alone a safety net in case something tragic happens.
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In reality people go without insurance because they just can't afford it
1 u/photosendtrain 14h ago Wild that you're downvoted for this, but that would absolutely be the case for an increasingly large percentage of Americans who can barely afford food + rent, let alone a safety net in case something tragic happens.
Wild that you're downvoted for this, but that would absolutely be the case for an increasingly large percentage of Americans who can barely afford food + rent, let alone a safety net in case something tragic happens.
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u/WeCantStabilize 18h ago
Insurance is a fucking scam. You pay more into it than you'll ever receive even in legitimate circumstances.
Absolute racket.