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Re:Denial-of-service tool targeting Healthcare.gov site disc... by kapitalx on Thursday November 07, 2013 @12:46PM (#6690907)
As an anecdote, we signed up my inlaws for $2/month after subsidies. Until now they couldn't afford the $900/month so they didn't have insurance. I'd say that's pretty affordable, almost free.
Re:Denial-of-service tool targeting Healthcare.gov site disc... by trebor on Thursday November 07, 2013 @01:14PM (#6691160)
It isn't free. Someone else is paying your parent's bill, either through their own premiums (which some say have tripled, though they have no prior conditions) or through taxes. Don't judge the price till the bill takes full effect; you may not be smiling.
Re:Denial-of-service tool targeting Healthcare.gov site disc... by gte910h on Thursday November 07, 2013 @04:20PM (#6692479)
And people were paying for their medical care gotten in emergency rooms too
Re:Denial-of-service tool targeting Healthcare.gov site disc... by kapitalx on Saturday November 16, 2013 @01:22PM (#6745814)
Free from their point of view, not yours or mine! We're talking about affordability not where the money is coming from.