@raphjd:
Every stat you look at shows that women use more health care than men, hence why women paid more.
Every stat shows that women, while having more accidents, they are at lower speed, thus costing less, hence they pay less.
Every stat shows that women live longer, hence they pay less for life insurance.
Obama-care has men subsidizing women's health care, but men don't get subsided by women for the other forms of insurance. It's the feminist version of gender equality.
Heck, the BBC fired a woman doctor because she said that men need to stop going to the doctor so more women can be seen, even though she admitted that women were already the vast majority of GP patients.
@aadam101:
But your premium isn't based on how many services you are using. The risk adjustment process isn't taking into account the risk of each individual person. Medical underwriting was eliminated under ObamaCare.
African Americans account for a higher percentage of heart disease and diabetes cases. Should we charge them more?
Ok…I've read a little regarding Obamacare and I must say this: in order to null underwriting, ALL users are being charged the same amount. Problem is, as raphjd said, there are people who use more health care, so others are charged more in order to compensate.
Now, I don't see a problem with that, society is made upon accepting rights and obligations.
The problem comes when certain groups, in this specific case, women (3rd wave feminists), advocate for an unequal treatment. Here again, have another example: some women are just fine that men are charged more in order to cover their (the females') healthcare, but will jump at the notion of a female being charged more in order to cover a male's healthcare.
raphjd mentioned and extreme case: a female doctor was saying that men, who now have to pay more, should stop coming to the doctor in order so that more females, get more medical attention...when they already use it the most.
Same applies with race. If you are going to subsidize another group's healthcare, they must be willing to do the same for another group or for you, if the situation where you need more healthcare arises.
There are black people, who think white people should be sacrificed for their sake. They have no qualms regarding white people paying more, but if you ask them to pay more healthcare for another race (and when you tell them 'another race' they are thinking 'white people'), they label it as racist and raise their fists.
You can't have one sole group giving out to others. You can't have specific groups receiving special treatments but refusing to give something away in return, or to cooperate when the need arises.