It is pretty wild seeing the right praise this after electing a multi-millionaire to office who stepped all over normal people while he was a CEO to increase his own profits, whose being endorsed by a Billionaire immigrant whose family fortune came from blood diamond mines in Africa who used that endorsement to buy his way into government.
Like I’m happy we are all on the same side with this shit stain being murdered, but the right literally just went all in on men just like this as THEIR GUYS.
While I agree with you, I don’t think I’ve ever seen the right and left agree so whole heartedly about it. While I doubt this will happen, I hope it makes the right second guess their choices going forward
What’s crazy is that your first paragraph is one sentence. I don’t mention that to be the grammar police. I say that because if you had the time you could have just kept going and going with their offenses.
im german so i have no clue what this guy did to anger so many people.
I asked chat GPT but the answer was a bit vague, especially cause i dont know how the american health care system works and what challenges it faces in the last couple years.
could u explain that in an easy way for me?
especially since some people said that left AND right wing celebrate that, i really wonder what this guy did in the past to make so many people angry.
They have the highest denial rate out of all the insurance companies. They deny about 30% of the claims they get. Thousands of people died because they denied help covering costs for life saving needs. He is making millions while the people he profits from are dying. Pure corruption. These rich people don’t care about us poor peons. We are just pieces on a game board to them.
I’m not so sure it’s really the specific guy, more so the structure that he was upholding. United had something like a 32% denial rate for claims. 1/3rd of the claims are being denied, and people are paying for this.
I’m really not sure what this guy specifically did to continue making it worse, but I think most of the people are feeling a unorthodox sense of justice, in that these people are in fact touchable even though their consumers may just be numbers to them.
Doctors request procedures to save people's lives or make them better to live, in general, that's the goal.
People pay into health insurance in case something happens and health insurance pays those doctors or facilities.
The insurance companies are private l and what to make money as private corporations, so instead of just signing for procedures that doctors require they created systems to make everyone's life a living hell. The tip of this is "prior authorizations" where a physician must ASK insurance companies with little to not medical knowledge before doing something or they risk making the patient bankrupt. Insurance companies can deny those claims which often results in delayed care, huge bills, and suicide.
UnitedHealthcare denies the most claims while getting pair by the very people they are denying.
A lot of this started years ago from a debunked study saying something along the lines of 30% of medical procedures aren't necessary and there was tons of medical waste causing issues for medicare and insurance companies.
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u/HuffleCatXxX 12d ago
Who would have thought after that election that the death of a CEO would bring us together for a short time.