Look, you're the one crapping on ALL HRPs because of your bad experience with one ineffective one. Over all, they have helped millions of people both in and outside of the high risk groups.
Since you don't seem to know, there are HRPs that are less expensive and have better coverage than yours, and if buying across state lines gives you access to one of those, you'd probably be grateful to have it.
It would mean you'd have to do some shopping or let a broker find it for you.
Also, once you are in a HRP, that doesn't mean you are stuck there forever. You can keep applying for regular pool status, and if you continue being healthy, as you stated, you may well qualify for regular premiums and coverage.
Chances of that are pretty good, since carriers are pretty selective about HRP status. A lot of people aren't in there for very long, either they qualify for insurance...or they unfortunately die from their high risk "pre-ex".
Your demeaning tone is unnecessary. Yes, of course you want to come by across state lines, then I might be able to experience other high risk pool options. I am simply speaking from experience. I had no such option. I still remain skeptical of the high risk pool idea. It has an element of the arbitrary and discriminatory.