Depends. If your one big insurance need is a cancer battle, heart or brain surgery, liver transplant etc. that goes over $200k then you may be left with a hefty bill. At today's rates, there are many medical emergency's that go over that amount.
There is no answer?
Never said "anywhere" in my post that I was anti union, that is an assumption on your part. Obama care has hurt most insured folks, not helped. Still doesn't change my feelings, whining Liberals, like yourself, are ruining America. Sorry, I do not believe in my tax dollars being used to support people that are just to lazy to support themselves.
I see you have the pre conceived notion that all Republicans are rich? I used to be a registered Democrat, but the modern day Liberals have turned into something I cannot stomach. Oh, I am quite happy with my 90k salary.
Give any guns you have to Obama, and let him know that you would like to pay extra in taxes to fund his Liberal agenda. Income has nothing to do with being a Republican. More like, believing in less government and personal responsibility. I used to have your mindset. Before you get all froggy, remember that greed in unions brought down all of the other industries that they used to flourish in. You can get to greedy in this one too, and find yourself replaced by the Lazership folks.
Please explain
Oh really? Please elaborate on this issue.....
Never said "anywhere" in my post that I was a whining liberal, that is an assumption on your part. Consider myself an independant voter and will vote for a persons overall agenda and not a party.
Here you go, in case you are to young to remember. The steel industry in this country was union, and is all but gone. The auto industry, airlines, and most other manufacturing jobs. You see, it is possible to get to a point where you over value your employment. All of those industries were profitable, and I am sure the employees wanted more, and more, and more. It is ignorant to say that just because a company makes a profit, everyone deserves a raise.
Not sure what you want explained, but I will assume that you are referring to Lazer ship. Maybe you have not seen them in your area yet. Amazon is using a supposedly, in house currier service for much of their Amazon Prime deliveries. The irony here is that those drivers are using the same diads we use to deliver their packages. I was told my a reliable management source that those drivers are actually employed by UPS, just under the name "Lazer Ship." UPS could have started a low cost delivery service for Amazon. I cannot validate what I was told, but the fact that they use diads, sure does warrant some speculation.
Sigh...this is a played out and proven to be incorrect argument for those industries going tits up. I am prepared to accept that the unions had a small role...maybe a third of the problem in those industries disappearing. The main reason those industries are gone is good ol' NAFTA. When we became non competitive those industries tanked. It had little to do with the union. You can thank Reagan, Bush H, and Clinton for NAFTA. Clinton gave us the big finger when he signed it into law. But the Reagan and Bush administration started them and Congress pushed them through.
I think that says it all.
Incorrect by whom? A Liberal think tank? NAFTA had nothing to do with the airline industry or U.S. Auto makers. However, high wages caused them to be unprofitable, and forced thousands out of work, and the ones left were forced to accept lower wages. Also, in the auto industry, the unions would not allow the auto makers to modernize, because it would have meant fewer jobs.
You can't blame union's for mismanagement. You forgot to mention the bread company that went out of business. Hostess over leveraged their business and didn't invest back into the business. You can't blame that on the union.
Deregulation had everything to do with the demise of the trucking industry and airline industry.
You aren't going to change his mind...back...again
Ups owns several other businesses. It would not be beyond UPS to start a low cost delivery service for its largest business partner.
