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I didn't ask if they need to think long and hard, I asked if they are on the hit list. I guess nurses, and medical coders are on the list too. 400,000 people a
by IncreasePosts 2y ago
I didn't ask if they need to think long and hard, I asked if they are on the hit list.
I guess nurses, and medical coders are on the list too. 400,000 people actually
By the way, what do you do for a living?
- OnlineGladiator 2y agoIf someone did something shitty to contribute to someone else's misery, they shouldn't be surprised the afflicted is upset with them. Where to draw the line for what's shitty and what's an appropriate punishment is subjective, but lawful and ethical only have so much overlap. Job title is irrelevant. Employer is irrelevant. I completely disagree with everything you're advocating for. I've worked at shitty companies and I quit because I didn't want to do shitty things. This is HN. The majority of people here are incredibly privileged and aren't forced to work an immoral job just to afford necessities. Barring extenuating circumstances - which absolutely do not apply to most people here - it is a choice. Anyway, I don't really wanna have a back and forth with you. You come across as incredibly childish to me. I don't respect you enough to care what you think about me and I assume the feeling is mutual.
- IncreasePosts 2y agoSorry, what am I advocating for? I find it interesting that you think I'm childish, whereas there are dozens of people in this hn thread celebrating a man being murdered with a gun in NYC literally 3 feet away from an innocent bystander. That seems pretty childish to me.
- bdangubic 2y agoI dont work for UHC or any shitty place like that, my Mama raised me right. if you knowingly and wilfully do something that can cause death of other humans - yes, 100% you might be on someone’s hit list regardless of your profession.