[grumpygresh]

He might refuse to pay the mandate penalty on the basis of a religious/philosophical exemption (as allowed for Amish, Islam) and litigate the case in the courts. This would inspire others to do the same as well as clogging up the court system.
He does not have to light himself on fire, and I am not a troll for making this suggestion.

[Dr. Sivana]

He might refuse to pay the mandate penalty on the basis of a religious/philosophical exemption (as allowed for Amish, Islam) and litigate the case in the courts. This would inspire others to do the same as well as clogging up the court system.

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Christian Healthcare MInistries:

Is Christian Healthcare Ministries included in the U.S. health care legislation?

Anyone who is a member of a health cost sharing ministry is exempted from penalty under the national health care bill signed into law on March 23, 2010. Christian Healthcare Ministries meets each of the qualifications set forth for health cost sharing ministries in the U.S. health care legislation.

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