The fact is that bipolar and similar disorders are considered high enough risk and with a shortened life span that it can make a person virtually uninsurable. And I am talking about life insurance not just health insurance. So what kind of “double bull” is it when a person can’t buy life insurance?
There is SS disability fraud no doubt- but the reason there are lawyers is that applying for and getting SS disability is a nightmare of bureaucratic red tape for those that do qualify and want to apply.
You are so ignorant on the topics of discussion on this thread the least you can do is go get some facts before you spout off clueless generalities.
“So what kind of “double bull” is it when a person can’t buy life insurance?”
Are you laboring under the mistaken impression that life/health insurance is a right?
The kind of bull it sounds like is the “life” kind of bull. There are no guarantees on life, and nobody owes you a spot in a money multiplication scheme...aka insurance.
If *everyone* was insured without regard to risk, how in the hell could they still operate? Do you think your 200 dollars a month go to the insurance company where they perform some kind of magic and turn it into 1000 dollars? Insurance is playing the odds. It isn’t owed to you.
I can’t help but notice you haven’t started your own “perfect” insurance provider. You seem to have it all figured out...so when will your first agent open his doors?
“You are so ignorant on the topics of discussion on this thread the least you can do is go get some facts before you spout off clueless generalities.”
I can’t help but notice that despite his “ignorance” you were unable to answer his question. Where did the stat come from? Or is it ig’nant to ask someone to provide a source?
Did you know that 99 percent of all people who are depressed are responsible for their own lives?