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re: "The problem with anecdotal evidence"

Yer so friggin dense Tom! If you said that to my face after what I have told you I have personally experienced with my own insurance company, I'd slap you silly.

"Anecdotal evidence".
I am thoroughly disgusted you can sit there and dismiss all the personal horror stories as "anecdotal".

>"anecdotal evidence...the term is often used to describe evidence for which there is an absence of documentation. This leaves verification dependent on the credibility of the party presenting the evidence."

You still haven't seen the movie, have you? Where hospital administrators testified they denied people care because they got BONUSES, and those people DIED. They are testifying now, because they have a "conscience".

Just wait until there is a federal investigation into insurance companies, and people will testify with their stories. I am one who will gladly go first with piles of documentation. As a matter of fact I am ready to go to the Insurance Commissioner right now.

Take your heartless attitude and stick it.

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