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Maybe this shocking and extreme and sad murder of the CEO will get a discussion going on the state of healthcare in the US? But if anything productive comes fro

Maybe this shocking and extreme and sad murder of the CEO will get a discussion going on the state of healthcare in the US? But if anything productive comes from this it’ll make murder for your cause viable and that’s a road to chaos.

salawat 2y ago
Murder for your cause is already viable. The variable is scale. See making profit for United Healthcare.
SlightlyLeftPad 2y ago
We’re not going to have meaningful conversation about the state of healthcare in the US because that in and of itself would be an admission of guilt in the insurance industry. At best, we should expect thoughts and prayers all around.
- bigfatkitten 2y ago
  > At best, we should expect thoughts and prayers all around. Sorry, those thoughts and prayers are out of network.
  - SlightlyLeftPad 2y ago
    Thoughts and prayers are not a covered medical procedure. Additionally, your future burial pre-authorization is denied as it’s not medically necessary.
  - SlightlyLeftPad 2y ago
    Your trauma team subscription has expired due to nonpayment, have a nice day.
stackghost 2y ago
The industry will just start hiring security firms for executives, and pass on the added costs to ratepayers.
- throwaway48476 2y ago
  Guy separated from his wife after cheating on her. It's going to lead to some awkward dates with security hovering around.
lostlogin 2y ago
> But if anything productive comes from this it’ll make murder for your cause viable and that’s a road to chaos. When you’re talking a population as large as that of the USA, there is a lot of murder. It’s seen an an option regularly at the moment.
drukenemo 2y ago
[flagged]
clipsy 2y ago
> it’ll make murder for your cause viable and that’s a road to chaos Murder for your cause is already viable and profitable, UHC used it to great effect by rejecting enormous numbers of legitimate claims.
8note 2y ago
is it actually extreme? how many deaths was the CEO responsible for by what they prioritized to make profit for shareholders? why is it extreme for the CEO to die, but not for hus customers?
- gigatexal 2y ago
  It’s a valid question. People squeezed by the consequences of eventually push back.

salawat 2y ago

Murder for your cause is already viable. The variable is scale. See making profit for United Healthcare.

SlightlyLeftPad 2y ago

We’re not going to have meaningful conversation about the state of healthcare in the US because that in and of itself would be an admission of guilt in the insurance industry. At best, we should expect thoughts and prayers all around.

bigfatkitten 2y ago
> At best, we should expect thoughts and prayers all around. Sorry, those thoughts and prayers are out of network.
- SlightlyLeftPad 2y ago
  Thoughts and prayers are not a covered medical procedure. Additionally, your future burial pre-authorization is denied as it’s not medically necessary.
- SlightlyLeftPad 2y ago
  Your trauma team subscription has expired due to nonpayment, have a nice day.

stackghost 2y ago

The industry will just start hiring security firms for executives, and pass on the added costs to ratepayers.

throwaway48476 2y ago
Guy separated from his wife after cheating on her. It's going to lead to some awkward dates with security hovering around.

lostlogin 2y ago

> But if anything productive comes from this it’ll make murder for your cause viable and that’s a road to chaos. When you’re talking a population as large as that of the USA, there is a lot of murder. It’s seen an an option regularly at the moment.

drukenemo 2y ago

[flagged]

clipsy 2y ago

> it’ll make murder for your cause viable and that’s a road to chaos Murder for your cause is already viable and profitable, UHC used it to great effect by rejecting enormous numbers of legitimate claims.

8note 2y ago

is it actually extreme? how many deaths was the CEO responsible for by what they prioritized to make profit for shareholders? why is it extreme for the CEO to die, but not for hus customers?

gigatexal 2y ago
It’s a valid question. People squeezed by the consequences of eventually push back.