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  • And there is the rub. Conservative legislators won’t allow it in most states, because it would mean more Dems in congress.

    Same in California for much the same reason. There has long been a Republican proposal to split it into 5 states so there are more Republican senators.

  • Greed is bad, but its large losses in certain areas due to climate change-induced disasters that is pushing up prices far more than greed. You are the one that is stretching credulity more than a contortionist getting ready for their act.

    And are you saying we should not have risk-based premiums? Sounds like you want the rest of us to subsidize living in a disaster prone area. I will gladly choose insurers that chops to drop clients in disaster prone areas so I can afford my insurance.

  • Turns out when you say you cannot charge more than x for a service that costs y to provide, and y>x, no one can sell the service.

    Insurance companies fucking suck, but too many think their profits are the ONLY reason there is a problem.

  • With climate change, there is no option for “low cost” plan, government or no.

    You can’t constantly have massive losses like these fires in a single area all paying out claims and expect to pay them off with low premiums.

  • Reddit @lemmy.ml
    derf82 @lemmy.world

    Libreddit and Teddit are practically dead

    It appears API rate limiting has effectively killed these alternatives. You essentially get nothing but “Too many requests” 429 errors.

    Lemmy sadly does not have the active niche news and discussions I want. But now nothing can be read without going to Reddit. I hate Spez