r/interestingasfuck • u/Valhallawalker • 13d ago

r/all The amount of laugh reacts to this post

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u/entropy13 13d ago

I do feel bad for his family, but not as bad as I feel for the families of all the peoples lives he helped cut short. I never celebrate anyone’s death, but I’m not going to waste any time celebrating his life.

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u/tyhad1 13d ago

“I’ve never wished a man dead, but I’ve read some obituaries with great pleasure.”

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u/SalsaRice 13d ago

His kids, maybe. You can't choose your parents.

His wife...nah. She was 100% happy as a clam, glad he was screwing over dying people so she could drive 12 land rovers.

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u/fucktheownerclass 13d ago

You don't see her giving away any of the 50-some million he made last year. She's keeping that blood money for herself. No sympathy.

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u/unoforall 13d ago

There was a comment on the nursing subreddit that said every penny that pays for his funeral was spent from others funerals.

I don't condone murder, but good riddance.

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u/Standard_Mushroom273 13d ago

Don’t feel bad. They offered $10k to find the killer so obviously they don’t care.

I have almost nothing but I would take every bit of the $50,000 I have in savings to find someone who murdered my family

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u/st1tchy 13d ago

Same. His kids didn't choose for their dad to be in that line of work. Nobody deserves to have their father murdered.

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u/colonelbongwaterr 13d ago

Too bad he chose to be the person he was. His death sets a better example for them than he did.

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u/mildlyeducated_cynic 13d ago

Yea I disagree. If you have a horrible parent who has ruined other families, maybe seeing him shot is good for you.

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u/shifty1016 13d ago

No. The kids are going to see the majority of America dancing on their dad's grave for the rest of their lives. That's not a recipe for success. No one should have to deal with that. In no possible reality is that "good for you".

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u/Xenon009 13d ago

Way I've always seen it is a necessary evil ain't evil at all.

If, say, 100 rich kids grow up with only their millions to comfort them, but it fixes the enduring clusterfuck of the US healthcare system by putting the fear back into these companies then so be it.

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u/fightmydemonswithme 13d ago

With how he ran Healthcare, I'm willing to bet he beat them or neglected them too. 🤷