"Fraud" was not your term, but not mine either: It was A2Ks, so talk to him if you have a problem with it. If not, the rest was your words.
Insurance is the transference of risk from one entity to another, usually for a monetary cost. "Ponzi" is a descriptor for an investment or retirement method. They are 2 completely different things. Perhaps your confusion goes back to that whole understanding English problem that was identified elsewhere.
Yes, insurance transfers risk from one policyholder to a group of them including the initial one, with a third party charging a fee for shuffling their money back and forth between them. As long as ya'lls math checks profit is guaranteed. Even then there has been an alarming recent tendency to default force majeure and dismiss all claims (the most infamous case being Katrina victims with flood insurance informed "storm surge is not flooding," certainly news to anyone living near a levee.)
Yeah, I know how the game is played—hence why it is hypocritical to imply immorality in paying a groups claims with another much larger ones money, knowing the latter must always GREATLY exceed the former. That implication is not in itself hypocritical, but from someone WHO DOES IT FOR A LIVING....
Frankly, there is no civil respectful way for me to state my opinion of private insurers, so I will not try; probably best to stay on the topic of public insurance.
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