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<blockquote data-quote="JD8" data-source="post: 3713507" data-attributes="member: 24">And you are completely missing the bigger picture and obviously don&#039;t understand what &quot;non-profit&quot; really means.&nbsp; Hint:&nbsp; You can have higher profits from a non-profit model than a traditionally taxed business.&nbsp;&nbsp; You see &quot;non-profit&quot; only applies to their tax structure, or lack of paying taxes, and to them providing a community benefit in return, it will not change what they charge for service or their pricing.&nbsp; Do I need to go more in depth here?&nbsp; I certainly can.&nbsp; Because you seem to believe they somehow are limiting profits and again..... that&#039;s not how that works.&nbsp; Go look at several large &quot;non-profit&quot; organizations in depth and you&#039;ll see what I&#039;m talking about.&nbsp; Not sure what you&#039;re talking about here, I&#039;ve made several statements outside of insurance.&nbsp; However, hospitals treat insurance companies like a bag of money, and then insurance companies pass that on to us.&nbsp; You then have the government telling insurance companies what they have to cover, thus giving them a free pass on premiums.&nbsp; Several people have supported ways, and they&#039;ve been mentioned in this thread, get the government out of it and let the free market work. If someone does make a profit yes I&#039;m absolutely fine with it.&nbsp; Let&#039;s stop thinking with emotion here and understand logic.&nbsp; People are afforded compensation for their work, especially healthcare workers.&nbsp; YOU don&#039;t get to decide how much that is and neither should the government.&nbsp; It&#039;s funny you mention strong arming people.&nbsp; What did the Biden literally just try to do with Covid and the vaccines?&nbsp; Only a matter of time before they start dictating your health and rationing care to &quot;those who need it more.&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; I notice not one of y&#039;all argue that point, because you can&#039;t.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JD8, post: 3713507, member: 24"] And you are completely missing the bigger picture and obviously don't understand what "non-profit" really means. Hint: You can have higher profits from a non-profit model than a traditionally taxed business. You see "non-profit" only applies to their tax structure, or lack of paying taxes, and to them providing a community benefit in return, it will not change what they charge for service or their pricing. Do I need to go more in depth here? I certainly can. Because you seem to believe they somehow are limiting profits and again..... that's not how that works. Go look at several large "non-profit" organizations in depth and you'll see what I'm talking about. Not sure what you're talking about here, I've made several statements outside of insurance. However, hospitals treat insurance companies like a bag of money, and then insurance companies pass that on to us. You then have the government telling insurance companies what they have to cover, thus giving them a free pass on premiums. Several people have supported ways, and they've been mentioned in this thread, get the government out of it and let the free market work. If someone does make a profit yes I'm absolutely fine with it. Let's stop thinking with emotion here and understand logic. People are afforded compensation for their work, especially healthcare workers. YOU don't get to decide how much that is and neither should the government. It's funny you mention strong arming people. What did the Biden literally just try to do with Covid and the vaccines? Only a matter of time before they start dictating your health and rationing care to "those who need it more." I notice not one of y'all argue that point, because you can't. [/QUOTE]

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