NHI is basically dead – B4SA

  • Thread starter Thread starter Shaun Jacobs
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Dunno... one thing is for sure. The moment it is signed into law, private medical aids and employers will be paying all NHI contributions to the state on behalf of their clients or staff. The money will roll in right from the start. While government starts spending that money and living lavish lifestyles once again, the private sector can go to courts with the NHI and fight it there. Sure they will be held up in courts for many, many decades.
 
Dunno... one thing is for sure. The moment it is signed into law, private medical aids and employers will be paying all NHI contributions to the state on behalf of their clients or staff. The money will roll in right from the start. While government starts spending that money and living lavish lifestyles once again, the private sector can go to courts with the NHI and fight it there. Sure they will be held up in courts for many, many decades.
Dont worry mate. We will get a civil war going to sort it out
 
Dont worry mate. We will get a civil war going to sort it out

Dunno 'bout that either.... we are all dodging and diving bullets on a daily basis when we are leaving home.
 
Dunno... one thing is for sure. The moment it is signed into law, private medical aids and employers will be paying all NHI contributions to the state on behalf of their clients or staff. The money will roll in right from the start. While government starts spending that money and living lavish lifestyles once again, the private sector can go to courts with the NHI and fight it there. Sure they will be held up in courts for many, many decades.
I don't think you have a good grasp of reality.
 
It's not about it working or being effective...it's about how much money they will be able to steal.

100% correct. They have no intention to provide medical care to the poor. In fact, they do not even know how to do it. Just look at State hospitals today. This is just about getting money to flow to them. All they need is to sign the act into law and it will start.
 
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