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To: i-node who wrote (199873)	5/3/2009 3:04:40 PM
From: Skeeter Bug	Read Replies (1) of 306849

>>Yeah, that really wouldn't ever happen. << "wouldn't ever" has a very specific meaning. again, 100% proof your original statement was wrong. you can argue that you weren't 100% by much, and we can have that discussion, but trying to argue your being 100% wrong doesn't matter because it wasn't by much is silly justification for ignorance of this issue on your part. a very sick person will often choose not to spend $100s of thousands to litigate - that doesn't make the system right. you also misunderstand "one off." one off means one deals directly with the insurance company - no company inbetween. those are the people at risk of being shut out. if you work for ibm, ibm can wield tremendous weight against a health insurer unless they want to lose the account. this keeps lots of the problem in check... until such time that one deals directly with the insurance company. i think you are biased because you make a living off the insurance industry.

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