The time I really noticed what an colossal
ignoramus Dinesh de Souza is was when I read an
article in National Review about health care policy written by that turkey a few years ago.
At one juncture he mentioned the so-called “uninsurable” people, i.e. those who
were unable to obtain health insurance policies from a commercial insurance
company because they were judged a bad risk.
It gives you an idea of the reverence de
Souza must feels for parasitical insurance executives when he unquestioningly assumed that anyone
whom an insurance company called “uninsurable" must be truly at death’s door and would
normally be unable to breathe or walk without the assistance of mechanical contraptions.
It also shows that he knows practically
nothing about health insurance. I have
known for many years, and I know many people who are likewise well informed,
that the American insurance industry calls
EVERYONE
“uninsurable” who has ever had liver disease or cancer of any kind,
in addition to other grounds for
exclusion. In other words there are
really healthy, sound, sturdy people who will outlive both you and me, and are
classified as “uninsurable”. I was one of them for a while.
From this little anecdote I likewise deduce
that de Souza‘s secretary or broker takes care of all his insurance matters. I
presume his time is much too valuable to be taken up with such routine matters,
when he has the duty to inform his loyal readers of the true state of affairs
in the health care industry. .
So he obviously makes pots of money from
all this pimping and lying he does for the extractive classes. And he's an
ignorant bastard, too, mostly because
he's uninterested in facts, like Ronald Reagan. He does not really need any
facts anyway to do his work. He just makes things up as he goes along, I suppose.
Most of those years I was uninsurable I was
insured by the state, paying a pretty hefty fee of $300 a month in premiums and
a big chunk of medicines as well. Well, every single year the State of Maryland made a profit
on my health insurance. I incessantly paid more in premia and whatnot than the
cost of the attention I received.
My main hobby at the time was karate. I'd
train twice a week. Nonetheless my health
was uninsurable. I should really look into how the parasitical insurance
industry gets away with all this shit.
I expressly came to this Conservatism web
site to check whether conservatives know anything I don't. And the preliminary
answer to the question appears to be “No”.
I had already read more than half of the conservative authors recommended here,
and had previously rejected them as unreliable, not for ideological reasons,
but because of internal contradictions, inconsistency of their claims with
information I received from academic
sources, etc The books that were recommenced here are on the whole of low
quality, containing numerous inaccuracies of fact and of estimation. It is easy
to detect the errors, because none of the writers recommended except perhaps
Milton Friedman is or was a specialist in the field they were writing about, so
it's easy to access really reliable sources that you can use for comparison.
And pretty soon the incontrovertible fact emerges that these people are just hacks, penny a liners,
propagandists with no respect for the truth.
By the way, I am equally unsentimental with dunces and
bullshit artists on the left of the political spectrum. However I concede that
I focus on the right, so many things on the left may escape me.
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