So this article is about Vermont. They required insurers to cover mental health disability for more than two years, in effect same as a physical disability. The insurance companies strongly argued against it. They stated that costs would go up. But Vermont did it and costs didn't go up.
Vermont found fears about parity in disability coverage were wrong. Why won't others follow?
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So you have to ask yourself why?
Some companies in the Financial Industry as well as other Corporations own the Insurance Company that provides their employees' health and disability insurance.
Now in order to understand this next part you have to suspend your belief in what they say is the cause of the most serious mental illness. And instead think like this, is the medical industry attempting to convince someone that is tormented by jealous voices that those voices are somehow their own? Which would mean what? That all that person would have to do would be to somehow stop insulting themselves and they would be fine? The diagnosis doesn't hold up to logic.
So why didn't the insurance costs go up in the State of Vermont?
Because if you have a faction of people causing a mental disability and they have to personally pay for it out of their own pocket they are going to be motivated not to cause that mental disability? I think I said it best right there.
After 24 months in every state but Vermont that cost shifts to Social Security if approved by Social Security. So the private insurance company no longer has to foot the bill for that disability in 49 States but Vermont.
Somebody figured out something didn't they!
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Not only do I believe that Vermont law should be nationwide, I also believe, because of what is inherent in the results, that is should be retroactive to the persons mentally disabled. In effect what Social Security paid for should come out of those private insurance company pockets.
And no they will no longer have fancy houses. And no they will no longer have the most expensive cars and boats. No they wouldn't have lake homes anymore. And guess what! That is what would make America Great again.
So this is the link to the newspaper article I read. These my conclusions.
This is something that would actually put our nation on the correct path to ending mental illness. This is something that actually would help make our nation great again.
So what do we then do when those soulless psychotic mind molesting hobo clowns wearing expensive suits end up back along side the railroad tracks? Right where they started.
My Grandmother didn't have much of an education, but she knew well enough to tell my mother to hide when those bums were around the tracks by the farm. And how can you say that is not rightfully so good advice?
Did my Grandmother imply that they are weak minded and shifty eyed opportunistic molesters? Okay I am reading too much into that. What do you think the proper interpretation is?
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