Think about people quitting work because they don't need to get insurance through their employer a bit deeper. The indication in your article is that this isn't an issue because people are voluntary quitting and not getting fired or laid off. Think about it - they moving from being a self reliant, employed, and productive taxpaying citizen to someone who is unemployed and reliant on the government for subsidy to pay for their insurance. Not only does what they pay in for taxes go down due to being unemployed, they also go on the receiving end of government assistance for insurance - it is a lose-lose for society.

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