Let me recite a story. Some years ago, I got retained by a lady who had had an affaire with a California man and had a kid by him. We sued for child support. The father was senior admin at a small county hospital around Fresno. I figured he probably pulled $250k a year and thought my client had hit the jackpot in her support claim.Our system is far from perfect, but considering what I hear from Americans, it is significantly superior. Sure, you might need to wait a ridiculously long time to get something like knee replacement surgery or a non-critical diagnostic like and MRI for some aliment. But, if you are in the shit, you get critical care immediately.
In the US, so many people are chained to their work because they need the insurance. And they pay crazy amounts for it AND still need to cover major costs for emergencies. There is a reason why they are the only industrialized country to not have socialized medicine. The rich love having the ability to get anything they want at any time, while the poor hope they can afford to get insulin...
True at one point Berkshire Hathaway did in fact invest/own some health care companies.I believe Warren Buffet made millions doing insurance also IIRC. It's just not heavily talked about compared to doing your own research online.
All those insurance agents that cancelled that woman's insurance deserve to be executed.Thus a women who got uterine cancer got her insurance canceled because the insurance team claimed she failed to report having been treated for acne when she was 14, thus committed fraud in her application.
It was a sanctioned hit.All those insurance agents that cancelled that woman's insurance deserve to be executed.
I'm open to be wrong but he researched & he knew what he was doing. He used sub-sonic rounds so as not to trigger off the gunshot microphones in New York. Apparently, if you use subsonic rounds with a suppressor, the kick is not strong enough to load the next round. Not a jam, he manually recycled the gun. Three times I think? Huh.Nice kill footage. Target is stalked, absorbs the first shot and staggers. Killer clears a jam (!!!!!!!) and tells a bystander to fuck off (!!!!!!) and then unloads the mag into the deceased.
All in front of street security camera.
What sort of incompetent fucker uses a piece that jams?!?!?!?
Why the fear, for who?A lot of the poor being misdirected as to why they're poor.
Once inequality gets too extreme the poor, who are armed, will find out, and someone like Huey Long will come along as did Glen Beck or Rush from the right to focus them onto the super rich malefactors, and then this shit will happen more and more.
I hate to even contemplate this. Nor am I endorsing or supporting it. But I am fearing it.
Yes, me too.A lot of the poor being misdirected as to why they're poor.
Once inequality gets too extreme the poor, who are armed, will find out, and someone like Huey Long will come along as did Glen Beck or Rush from the right to focus them onto the super rich malefactors, and then this shit will happen more and more.
I hate to even contemplate this. Nor am I endorsing or supporting it. But I am fearing it.
He's a CEO of a HealthCare company that routinely denies insurance money for people to have surguries, medicines and so on. His company is the highest in the industry for denying claims.I never dreamed we would see this type of online reaction when a CEO is shot dead in the streets.
Stock went up too!Current rumour is that United Healthcare still hold the planned meeting yesterday. Can you fucking believe it? current searching if that's true.
That's how the wealthy think. Everyone is a number and the corporation has no morals...a business is not a human.Current rumour is that United Healthcare still hold the planned meeting yesterday. Can you fucking believe it? current searching if that's true.
I dont think people are being gleeful.Yes, me too.
One issue is just managing expectations.
The wealthy get better health insurance and can afford co-pays in the U.S., and they get excellent healthcare. Sometimes that aspect of “wealth” is simply which insurer your employer chose.
When theorists discuss the type of advanced therapy and surgeries that will allow people to live well into their 100s, one practical issue that gets brought up is what happens if everyone demands it as part of their insurance premiums.
I know others disagree, but I don’t think the overall quality of healthcare in socialized medicine is as high as in the U.S. for those fortunate enough to get everything approved.
But there isn’t the level of anger and rage in systems where everyone is largely in the same boat (or have the sense to shut the fuck up about paying extra to get a private doctor and advancing in line) as there is in the U.S. from those who feel slighted.
I never dreamed we would see this type of online reaction when a CEO is shot dead in the streets.
At least adults don‘t cheer troubled kids on when they shoot other schoolchildren. Hopefully none of those troubled kids overhear adults being so gleeful about this shooting.