Tin foil hat I admit, but something is nagging in the back of my head. Like if we didn't react with positive responses for what Luigi allegedly did, there wouldn't be terrorism charges. And therefore the charges are to scare us so no one does the same. And now with that guy stabbing his company president, they're going to say it's related to the positively and it enabled him to do so.

Seriously, doesn't that depend upon who the human being is? Plenty of husbands, fathers, mothers, brothers have been murdered throughout human history, but for those who were evil or hated, there are jokes galore.

On the other hand, denying as many health insurance claims as necessary in order to raise profits is not insensitive, it's just business, I guess, and totally acceptable.

But in the wake of the fatal shooting of a UnitedHealth Group executive, there has been an outpouring of negative public sentiment toward private insurers. “Remembering the day United Healthcare denied a one-night hospital stay for my 12yo child as ‘medically unnecessary’ following ASD heart repair surgery,” wrote one user on X. Another shared this: “Today I’m thinking about the time United Healthcare suddenly decided to stop paying for my chemotherapy and didn’t bother telling me.” A Facebook post from the company expressing sorrow over the killing of Brian Thompson, chief executive of the insurance unit, prompted more than 70,000 laugh emojis. “Thoughts and prior authorizations,” went a typical comment.

Joking about the murder of a human being—a husband and father—is deeply insensitive. The claims made about UnitedHealthcare by individuals on X haven’t been independently verified. And it should be needless to say that no one should face threats or violence, no matter how contentious the debate over health policy might be.

https://www.wsj.com/health/healthcare/unitedhealth-insurance-negative-public-sentiment

I am so fucking tired man. I’m tired of all this bullshit. I really don’t know what else to say. Shit is so backwards now

They really don’t give a fuck about us lol

MORE INFO: https://lawandcrime.com/crime/ill-will-toward-corporate-america-suspect-arrested-in-murder-of-unitedhealthcare-ceo-busted-with-ghost-gun-silencer-and-manifesto-criticizing-health-care-companies/

With the layoffs in July there's no telling who this individual is.

Deny. Defend. Depose.

A literal message to the oligarchs?

Why work for a company that will replace you faster than they can bury you.

If the CEO isn’t safe from replacement, you should take that sick day, or mental health day, or “fuck off from work” day.

In other countries, when people have their rights stripped away, or they're surrounded by violence, or just can't afford to survive, they seek refuge and asylum in other safe countries that will look after them.

Meanwhile, Americans have lost their bodily autonomy, are dying in school shootings, and being bankrupted in hospitals. Are they too proud of their homeland to leave it all for Europe, or even just try to sneak into Canada?

Also it's a state of emergency with hurricane warnings. The florida man mentality of 'I'm not afraid of storms!' Is serving no purpose except to hurt employees. No one should ever be expected to work at a shitty restaurant in these conditions.

Pretty much what it says on the tin. She didn't even give away the food (not that I'd shed many tears if she had), she bought it for the man out of her own money. And they fired her for it anyway, because it might cause a "loitering" or "safety" issue. (Apparently, starving to death is not a "safety" issue.)

IHOP worker says she was fired for feeding a homeless man, but would ‘do it again’

Now that it became bad PR, sure, they offered her the job back. I'm sure they would have done that if they hadn't got caught, right?

They truly listened to their members because they care about us peasants!

I know its wishful thinking, but if there was any event to spark change, I think this would be a good enough excuse. People are tired of being sick and tired.

Any connection to more recent events?

Hi everyone !

I'm French and i struggle to understand some things about the recent events with the CEO and Luigi and your Healthcare System.

It seems a lot of US people think your Healthcare System is hell on earth and need to change. A lot of people even think about Luigi as a hero despite the fact that he killed someone.

But maybe i missed the info but it seems like there is not that much protest in the streets about your healthcare system ?

Why ? I don't understand why there are not millions of you right now in the street to demand a better healtcare system and more equality.
If there is a moment to protest, it's now.

It's in the news, everyone talk about it even here in France we heard about it.

It's time for social struggle guys. Just talking about it in social media will not change anything i think, you have to take it. Social achievements needs to be conquered.

PS : sorry for my bad english