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I am about to lose my Medicare. On the last few months of the Xiden regime, the Social Security Administration decided to end my benefits due to too many work attempts, despite me being unemployed for 6 months and unable to hold down work. My mental health has went to the shitter lately. Removing my healthcare insurance IS a public safety issue too. According to the SSA, my Medicare is tied to my disability benefits, and if those end, my healthcare coverage ends.

Some out here tout Communism and Socialism. I say bunk! You don't need governments now that you have bitcoin!

It's simple, we are all equal, whatever is made, is divided up monthly... evenly. It just takes an app and bitcoins!

We all chip in starting at some entry fee like $1000. Then whatever is earned, is evenly divided.

You join a community and work, whatever you want...$/Euros/Yens converted into universal bitcoins. The total is divided by X and redistributed. That way, you always stay equals.. do what you love, but share equally. You can login and see the work and shares of everyone in our community. It's like a union... kinda.

People can be voted out (with their share) for being lazy or not living up to their level. Wounded... we take care of our wounded and injured... e. g. defacto insurance. We have a volunteer board... it's not communism where the top take everything.

Pluses: It's what you want, equality... you may come out ahead. You have "insurance", saving in you $.

Minuses: You work harder or earn more than others and get less. That's socialism and communism... what some people want.

whether it be insurance or services or assistance

When the ACA federal subsidies expire at the end of 2025, millions of Americans, especially in Republican controlled states, will face significantly higher health insurance premiums.

Enhanced federal subsidies have reduced premiums by an average of 44% for enrollees. Without Congressional renewal, premiums will double, leading to a sharp decline in ACA enrollment from 22.8 million in 2025 to 18.9 million in 2026. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that about 2.2 million people would lose their insurance in 2026. The expiration could particularly impact low-income individuals and those in "red" states that have not expanded Medicaid.

Let's say your disability benefits and health insurance is being stripped. Let's say you are unemployed and broke, and despite countless attempts to work, you cannot hold a job down. Imagine pouring your heart and soul into your career, just to find out a recession is threatening your line of work and niche.