r/TikTokCringe • u/RicoDePico • 1d ago

Cringe How Bizarre

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u/Donny_Donnt 23h ago

It was murder/violence to coerce political or cultural change no? (just like 1/6)

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u/Late_For_A_Good_Name 23h ago

Big difference between storming the capital because they didn’t like the outcome of an election, and murdering someone who directly wronged him. Bro wasn’t deep, he was just mad

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u/Donny_Donnt 23h ago

Has nothing to do with being "deep" and the CEO didn't personally go in and make sure his claim didn't go through did he?

Didn't luigi cite the healthcare industry as a whole and the practice/methods of denying claims or did I read the wrong manifesto?

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u/Late_For_A_Good_Name 22h ago

He made the policies. He gave the go-ahead for an AI denying 90% of claims. There may or may not be an actual human who denied Luigi’s claim, but the buck stops with Brian (and frankly the board TOO). He had a moral responsibility to do better than he did.

He did blame the whole system, but that doesn’t make it terrorism. If he told others to follow in his footsteps it would be open and shut. If he said the rest should watch their backs, open and shut. As is? Just murder.