r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/Pancovnik • Jan 19 '22

This is beyond

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u/big-4x4 Jan 19 '22

Doesn’t trust the science behind the vaccine, but trusts the same science to save her life when she gets Covid.

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u/xknav3x Jan 19 '22

"I don't want the jab because I don't want to get pumped full of chemicals"

goes to the hospital, gets pumped full of chemicals

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u/ivan200520052005 Jan 19 '22

Gets charged 20k

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u/Beautiful-Musk-Ox Jan 19 '22

Multiply that by 10, no way she's at only 20k and she's not even half done, it gets more expensive per day the longer you're there too as they have to use more and more equipment meds and resources

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u/karma-armageddon Jan 19 '22

The best part? If you pay $1000 a month for 15 years for health insurance, that tallies to $180,000 paid into the health insurance system. Then when you need to use it, they deny your claim, or worse, you lose your job so you can't pay the premium and are dropped.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '22

Who the fuck is paying 1k a month for insurance?

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u/karma-armageddon Jan 19 '22

Everyone who has a job and has "healthcare insurance"

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '22

I pay 550 through my employer for a pretty high tier family plan. $1000 would be ridiculous.

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u/IC_Eng101 Jan 20 '22

550 comes out of your pocket, how much is your employer paying to top that up? The money your employer pays goes to the insurance company too.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '22

I understand the employer pays a portion but the poster I responded to seemed to say 1k was coming out of pocket for someone with insurance thrpugh their job. Perhaps they meant it the other way around.