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Funerals too. Also controlled by a tiny group of super-rich companies, who dominate a non-elastic market, so they can charge people whatever the heck they want, at a moment when they are at their most vulnerable. And this one isn't just America: it's worldwide.

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Floridian here. Needed a whole new metal roof due to severe leaks during huge storm. Submitted claim on insurance (not Citzens) on which I've been religiously paying premiums for a decade or more. They pay it. And immediately try to cancel my policy. Not today MFs. Try me. I dare you. Still covered.

There is a simpler solution to this.Stop paying and if you want health care treatment take a trip to Cuba to get it for FREE (no questions asked)!

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There's probably legal allowances and or precedent, *but* it's the rates and % that condemn them. That is, they can get the Drs working to licence, but "influence" their desire to pay out at rates the insurance company prefers. :(

I'm not going to say don't do this, because any attack is better than none, but I will say that this is fighting on the enemy's preferred battleground and they will have the advantage.

Especially with the courts currently in the hands of those very sympathetic to corporate interests. Honestly the goal is simply to make the shareholders skittish and encourage selling off their interest. Stock value is the only thing that matters to the C-suite, have to hit them where they care.