Comments by "crazypj" (@1crazypj) on "The $1 Trillion Private Health Insurance Scam" video.

@treystills And you know this how? Even if he is an actor reading a script, it isn't wrong. Are you selling overpriced insurance ?
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@treystills ..........................because there are so many honest upstanding philanthropists running the insurance industry?
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In 2017, the DHSS, decided I was permanently disabled due to spine surgery. They decided not to tell me until 2022, to avoid paying disability benefits which can only be backdated 12 months. The people working there are obviously same ilk as insurance company bosses (do they get bonuses?)
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@VoiceTotheEndsOfTheEarth Reagan was main proponent of tax cuts that affected healthcare. Are you old enough to remember 'Reaganomics'? The buzz words and phrases, greed is good, etc? One of the biggest cons at the time was 'care in the community' where mental hospitals were shut down to 'save money' and many institutionalised people were sent into a world they couldn't cope with. It was bad enough in Britain but USA had it much much worse as USA didn't have the 'safety net' of direct government intervention
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@LuckyCharms777 If ordinary people got same healthcare as congress and president, it would be free for life. You can bet that if they had to pay for it, insurance companies would be under much greater scrutiny
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I don't think anyone is surprised about the murder of United Healthcare CEO, pretty sure it will eventually come out that a legitimate claim was denied and parent, wife or child died as a result? (unless there is a major cover up or payoff through insurance industry?) You can bet the guy will never get to court as it would expose too much If it wasn't for the downright greed of these people who pretend to care, insurance would be (and should be) much cheaper. In 2015 I passed insurance licence exam and obtained a 2-15 insurance licence, believed the BS about helping people (I know, should have been more cynical) When I passed, only 17% of applicants got a passing grade, on a multiple choice quiz ! It shows just how low the standard of applicants is Before starting, I was 'promised' 90 day training. As I refused to sign up family and friends (heck, I wouldn't sell to people I knew before I knew what I really was doing) I was escorted off the premises after 35 days, 'trainer' had been a used car salesman less than 3 months earlier. It is a disgusting 'industry', pretty much legalised extortion with people at the top giving themselves pay rises and bonuses for being evil in many cases.
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Quick update. Suspect arrested, I'm glad the police got him first as I'm sure they face the same issues as all ordinary folks. As long as he's in some decent prison I guess he won't mysteriously commit suicide by falling out a window?
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