• tachikoma@lemmy.today
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    20 hours ago

    Nah nah nah; Insurance is like preem gammbling.

    For example insurance companies couldn’t pay everyone back after Hurrican Katrina. First come first serve I guess. :P

    To my understanding insurance companies isolate areas so if that area gets hit hard. The insurance company just files bankruptcy in the area and moves on..

    You gamble with which bookie (insurance company) you choose. You gamble when you choose where to live. You gamble how fast you can make your insurance claim. This shit is gambling through and through. And we (“The Common Person”) are getting fleeced.

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        18 hours ago

        If you pay, you lose money and might not be able to stay in business. If you don’t pay, they might rob you and burn down your store. Yes, life is a gamble.

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      20 hours ago

      Just because there is a statistical aspect to it doesn’t make it gambling. By your definition literally everything is gambling which is a very small brained take.