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How can us government can afford such largess, they should include disadvantaged communities somewhere
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when we went to get a mortgage (we lucked out it was right before the real estate price explosion) the mortgage company basically said medical debt didn't count
they just pretended like it didn't exist because they considered it fake
so what is this just formalizing this or something? i mean the whole thing is a joke
also with the way various insurance industries are collapsing left and right i think the funniest outcome would be for the entire health insurance industry to collapse, be nationalized, and de facto made into a nationalized system because theres simply no profitability anymore. similar to where home insurance is going