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Reply #6: No one is forcing us to take drug tests. They became common because too few people objected. [View All]

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Gormy Cuss Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jun-30-09 10:45 AM
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6. No one is forcing us to take drug tests. They became common because too few people objected.
Edited on Tue Jun-30-09 10:59 AM by Gormy Cuss
With the insurance companies, yes we don't have a choice about the privacy violations other than to go without insurance at all, but even if we choose to divulge our genetic markers there's no guaranteed that the insurers would issue us policies. That's why the people who think a national plan will be a bigger risk need to think it through a bit more clearly. At worst it will require the same level of privacy violation but it will guarantee basic coverage.
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