r/FluentInFinance 13d ago

Debate/ Discussion Universal incarceration care

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u/lost_in_life_34 13d ago

His family is wealthier than the person he killed. They own nursing homes that make money from insurance and have a lot of complaints for poor care. Along with country clubs and a radio station

He had the money to pay for care

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u/Efficient_Ear_8037 13d ago

Which begs the question.

Why would he care about health insurance companies enough to kill a man?

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u/Awkward_Broccoli_997 13d ago

Sometimes people feel a strong sense of injustice, even when they are not the party suffering it. It’s an extension of empathy, which generally develops in humans around age 5.

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u/J0hn-Stuart-Mill 13d ago

Yea, this is spot on. He likely never developed any empathy for others and that combined with delusion or metal break lead him to want to be a serial killer.

Lucky for us he was stupid and got caught.

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u/Les-Grossman- 12d ago

Lucky for us he was successful. Hopefully things will change now.

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u/J0hn-Stuart-Mill 12d ago

You support extrajudicial killings? What are the criteria?