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Originally posted by Porsche-O-Phile
Yep. "Anchor baby". An incentive for illegals to get pregnant as quickly as possible once here, because once they have their hellspawn, they can't be kicked out.
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They come here pregnant to deliver child here, on the advice of the Mexican government
Berettafan, you are a bit confused. Moses' time has value. He gives this time to an indigent patient for nothing. He incurs risk and expense at the same rate treating this person as he does treating anyone else. While donating this time, he could be doing something else, fishing, driving his car or what he usually does during business hours, see patients who do pay him for his time.
In the extreme case, he spends 100% of his time seeing indigent folks. The non-deductible cost in this case would be 100% of his income, his expenses do not change.
Is this helpful? I ask because it is quite clear in reading your comments that you don't understand this well at all.
No, those two statements by Wayne are not contradictory. Savings are realized by reduced labor costs, these savings are passed on to final consumer at between 0% and 100%