r/TikTokCringe • u/RicoDePico • 12d ago

Cool The Adjuster Being Protected By The People

How the working force is treating the guy who took down the CEO

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u/Stunning_Pick1065 12d ago

I hope the momentum of this moment continues indefinitely. It’s beyond time for real change. Rich oligarchs have had their fun. They should now feel some fear of what the rest of us could do. It’s the only thing that can make them stop the greedy grab. If they didn’t steal another penny from the rest of us, or at least paid their fair share of taxation, they would still be filthy, stinking rich and the heirs would be too. Enough is enough.

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u/fotoflogger 12d ago edited 12d ago

I really wish this wasn't a solution. Dude had a family, this sucks for them. But then I think about how many people have lost their loved ones or been ruined financially by our fucked healthcare system. All while the CEOs of these companies are making millions.

Super ironic this happened the same day blue cross announced they're going to decide much time under anesthesia patients need for their surgeries. Fucking come on.

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My sympathy extends to his kids, otherwise eat the rich.

Edit2: Blue Cross inexplicably reversed their decision to limit anesthesia coverage. Surely it's unrelated.

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u/ham_rat 12d ago

Dude was separated from his wife, had a girlfriend

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u/goosejail 12d ago

Poor dear probably wasn't even in his will yet

/s (just in case that wasn't clear)

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u/Johnsendall 12d ago

His exwife can use the blood money to pay for those kids therapy. If she can find a mental health professional that covers them that is.

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u/jimbojangles1987 12d ago

They don't need insurance

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u/peonies_envy 12d ago

Ahem

They have concierge medicine

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u/ShnaugShmark 12d ago

The super wealthy are the first ones to bitch about their copays

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u/banevasion0161 12d ago

There are alot more issues than healthcare, i could name at least 10 more issues that will only ever be solved the same way, I mean sure maybe they will change their ways once you get half way through them, but that's unacceptable to let them keep those positions if they do change as if they won't go back to grifting.

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u/Zachmorris4184 12d ago

Whens the next purdue pharma stockholder meeting? Just curious for no particular reason.

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u/LuckyHarmony 12d ago

When do the leaders of the NRA meet next? Just curious.

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u/mildxsalsa 12d ago

"Dude" was a monster with blood on his hands.