1. There is no federal auto insurance requirement
2. I can buy auto insurance from any state in the U.S.
3. Auto insurance company’s are private.
4. They don’t charge the same rate for a brand new car and a piece of cr#p, A good driver and someone with a history of reckless driving.
5. Car insurance doesn’t pay for every routine maintenance needed on a car, like libs want health insurance to do.
6. I can’t buy insurance after I’ve had a accident. preexisting condition protection doesn’t apply
7. Ever heard of the Constitution of the United States?? The federal government cant make you buy anything. Which of the enumerated powers would that be?
If your going to make a comparison make one that makes sense. I keep hearing it even though it makes no sense.
Mr. You must either be the dumbest person if ever met or your just making fun of libs.
You just gave examples of More differences (not less)
There is no Federal police or fire department (duh)
The federal government can’t do whatever they want in the name of public safety. That was Hitler and Stalins reasoning. Why dont you take a little time to read the Constitution?
kiran C. Yeah you can use the commerce clause if you ignore the rest of the constitution, like the 10th amendment. The supreme court has already ruled that insurance in not commerce. The commerce clause referes to interstate regulation which according to liberals own legislation health insurance is not interstate since noone can buy out of state insurance.
You are not required to buy auto insurance but if you do not you will suffer the consequences later on. Car accident will make you wish you had auto insurance, car tag can be taken if no insurance, can suspend your drivers license for no car insurance. Don’t know if this applies in all states but I know of several where it does. Also cannot purchase any vehicle through a car dealership without showing proof of insurance. Maybe you do not call that being forced but I do.*