re: #766 prairiefire

So, for your son. You would not buy insurance for him if he could not afford it when he is 25? Would it not be cheaper if there was a larger pool of insured 25 year old American males?

Wow, what a sad commentary. My husband was married the first time at 17, worked full time, finished high school, parented and started his own company. All before 20, and from a middle class family.
His father would have keeled over dead at the thought of any parent having to support a 25 year old.
I guess no one should be responsible for themselves anymore. I have a 21 year old brother in college, getting so much child support from my father that my dad cant pay his own bills, we have to help him. My brother knows he is really hurting dad, and could give a shit less.
My 17 year old brother, who lives with dad by choice, had support ordered also, he refused it and got 2 jobs to help dad also.
Pathetic.