It is a failure of regulation, but that regulation was promulgated by the regulated through lobbying. They come out and say "no, we want to fix healthcare too,

It is a failure of regulation, but that regulation was promulgated by the regulated through lobbying. They come out and say "no, we want to fix healthcare too, we get your frustration and anger!" (only after a CEO was shot and killed) while they slip money and a wish list into the politicians' pockets. It's not a "can't" fight incentives situation; they won't fight them because they created them! Then through their PR departments, they sow discord by trying to persuade everyone to think it's everyone else's fault. It's the pharmaceutical companies (it is). It's the providers (true, but they are also the providers). It's the politicians (yes, the one's they lobbied). What they don't want people to think is that they are all working together to fuck us over. So the pharmaceutical companies and the providers and the politicians likewise, through their PR departments, blame everyone else. THEN, in this entirely unworkable system, the one they have control of, where they get to decide what is and isn't considered murder, the ruling class has the audacity to chastise the public for cheering on the death of an avatar that represents the system.