On Thu, 06 Mar 2008 15:50:38 -0600, googlering wrote:
>http://blogs.wsj.com/health/2008/03/...lth-insurance/
>To those of you who have health insurance through your job, a
>bioethicist and an economist pose this question: Who do you think pays
>for your health coverage?
>
>Most people who get insurance at work believe that it’s the boss. But
>the notion that employers really pay for insurance for their employees
>simply isn’t true.
When you work you pay for all. Some poor soul had to bolt on the car
door you use. There is no free insurance, you paid for it or someone
else paid for it.
In my case I worked and paid in for over 55 years. Now I am a leach
and produce some but not much. It won't last much longer.
But every bite I eat was from someones labor. I still grow a garden
but most comes from a store paid for partly by my savings, but the
social security.does pay for part. But again I paid into that program
since 1945. That money in numbers was worth ten times more.
I used to advocate that economics should be taught starting in the
fifth grade The "I do not pay for health care" is so wrong. The
cost is hidden in so many ways.
Sooner ot later, diabetes will eat your lunch
Employers Pick Workers’ Pockets on Health Insurance 
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