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I've never been CEO of a company that directly profited off of human misery.

• avalys 2y ago
  Does an oncologist "directly profit off of human misery"? Are cancer patients not miserable? Do oncologists work for free or for minimum wage?
  • pyth0 2y ago
    > Does an oncologist "directly profit off of human misery"? They profit off of providing treatment to human misery. A health insurance company profits off denying treatment. It's not that difficult to understand. But given that every reply from you in this thread has been pathetic and embarrassing defences of healthcare companies and CEOs it's clear you are not operating in good faith.
    • avalys 2y ago
      What's the difference between "profiting off of denying treatment" and "minimizing healthcare spending"? Is minimizing healthcare spending unethical?
      • buttercraft 2y ago
        You're asking if it's unethical to trade human lives for increased profit?
  • dgfitz 2y ago
    As a cancer patient, I resent the fuck out of this question.
    • avalys 2y ago
      Can you elaborate?
      • dgfitz 2y ago
        You said about oncologists: They profit off of providing treatment to human misery. You’ve never been an oncology patient apparently. They don’t see it as ‘profit’ at all, they are trying to save lives.