Dark responses to health insurance CEO murder

Eat the rich!!! :D

Edit - hopefully this expands to the 1%'ers :D. I could spend a chunk of my weekend putting up Musk Wanted signs. :D
 
Yoused said:
This may be a rant written by Luigi. He (whosoever wrote this) sounds pretty annoyed.
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I’ve had to fight with BCBS to get a simple MRI when my surgeon said I needed one, adding 6 months of needless inability to use my left arm. Doctor faxes his notes. They fax back a question, but fax it to the wrong number. Doctor, of course, doesn’t respond to a fax he never received. I call BCBS to find out what is going on, 17 times (I wrote them down). Doctor calls BCBS court times. Never did they tell me or the doctor they were waiting for my doctor to respond to something (which was a very stupid question: did the patient try exercises to cure his fucking ripped tendon?). Eventually I get a letter in the mail that I’ve been denied. Then we have to restart the process.

My pain was only like a 6 out of 10. If I had my dad’s neuropathy or something more serious, I could see myself as Luigi’s wingman.
 
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Yoused said:
Too mch cholesterol. Bad for the arteries.

But, it is not "the Rich" that are the problem, it is the system that facilitates and protects their excesses. And allows them ways to keep the system properly rigged.
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“it’s not the guns. It’s the bullets.”
 
"United States has the best healthcare in the world"
~ GOP

Hospital Bill for a 2-Hour ER Visit (found on Reddit)
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rdrr said:
For those of us that went to view this on Reddit (now deleted). How much was the bill?
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JFC, this got deleted too? Reddit is going out of their way to silence people airing their grievances because they're now protecting these organizations, it's a disappointment to say the least. I believe it was around $22K
 
Eric said:
JFC, this got deleted too? Reddit is going out of their way to silence people airing their grievances because they're now protecting these organizations, it's a disappointment to say the least. I believe it was around $22K
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it included a CAT scan, so I wasn’t too surprised.
 
A center right pundit believes there is a lot of disappointment that the shooter turned out to be a young college graduate from an affluent family, as if everybody was hoping it was a middle aged man with chronic health issues from working in the coal mines since he was 10. And since it didn’t turn out to be that stereotype we should all pack it up and forget about him being some kind of folk hero.

I don’t know if he knows this, but a daddy made socially liberal NYC billionaire is somehow the hero of conservative working class middle America right now. Sometimes a person’s origin story has little relevance to their current actions.
 
Chew Toy McCoy said:
A center right pundit believes there is a lot of disappointment that the shooter turned out to be a young college graduate from an affluent family, as if everybody was hoping it was a middle aged man with chronic health issues from working in the coal mines since he was 10. And since it didn’t turn out to be that stereotype we should all pack it up and forget about him being some kind of folk hero.

I don’t know if he knows this, but a daddy made socially liberal NYC billionaire is somehow the hero of conservative working class middle America right now. Sometimes a person’s origin story has little relevance to their current actions.
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Unless you're filthy (and I mean filthy) rich we're all hostages of this shitty healthcare system. Me and my wife have to pay over $1800 a month and that's for the mid-tier plan, the co-pays are horrendous, the last ER visit cost me $450 just to walk in the door and then we had to pay a bunch more once we got the final bill.

We are not filthy rich, we have to budget a lot around this monthly payment and make sacrifices as a result. In my household Luigi is seen as a hero. I'm sorry this CEO had to die for a point to be made, but the point is valid.
 
Eric said:
In my household Luigi is seen as a hero. I'm sorry this CEO had to die for a point to be made, but the point is valid.
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As I’ve said earlier, there’s something unsettling about all this, but you’re absolutely correct when you say “the point is valid”. It is.

I mean, I would never want to be the one driven to commit crimes, but hasn’t a few thousand years of history proven you can only screw people over for so long before someone or some group goes nuts on the people doing the oppressing? It’s a tale as old as humanity.

Although it is odd to see the bipartisan shoulder-shrug over this CEO’s murder happening in tandem with the American public electing a known egomaniac grifter and his sidekicks, the wealthiest man on earth and billionaire-backed couchboy.

It’s like, they don’t see any connection at all there? Then there’s other uber-wealthy folks like Linda McMahon being in the cabinet, and folks like Bezos and Zuckerberg lining up to kiss the ring with donations to Trump’s inaugural fund and trips to Trump’s country club.

Even Sam Altman (ChatGPT) is onboard, donating a cool million to the inaugural fund, because I guess Musk is a little stretched at the moment, having only made a few dozen or hundred billion since Election Day.

Then:
Donald Trump represents an unprecedented threat to America, and voting for Hillary is the best way to defend our country against it.

A Trump presidency would be a disaster for the American economy. He has no real plan to restore economic growth.

His racist, isolationist policies would divide our country, and American innovation would suffer. But the man himself is even more dangerous than his policies. He's erratic, abusive, and prone to fits of rage.

Now:
“President Trump will lead our country into the age of AI, and I am eager to support his efforts to ensure America stays ahead,” Altman said in a statement

The 2016 Election

I am endorsing Hillary Clinton for president. I've never endorsed a presidential candidate before, but I'm making an exception this year, because this election is exceptional. Donald Trump...
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OpenAI's Altman will donate $1 million to Trump's inaugural fund

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is planning to make a $1 million personal donation to President-Elect Donald Trump’s inauguration fund, joining a number of tech companies and executives who are working to improve their relationships the incoming administration.
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If they were to execute him I'm all but certain there would be riots. In fact I'm wondering how well just finding a jury who will convict will go.

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Why is this guy getting charged with terrorism, when people who shoot up a black church and admit they want to start a race war are not? That was a good point Joy Reid brought up on her show.

I wonder how many toasts and joking emails are sent between these execs when they pad their wallets knowing many people will succumb to their illnesses without the help they need. It’s that kind of thing I can’t help but think about when I picture this CEO’s family losing their husband and father before the holidays. Because these kinds of folks are also why a lot of other people won’t have their loved ones this holiday. I don’t support this murderer, but I am glad this has stirred something. Hopefully, there is no more violence but the issue will balloon.

I mean, it’s simple. Pay your taxes. Stop screwing over customers, and be happy with a few hundred million in net worth. Not hard, really. But I also believe anyone on the right who voted for President Musk and his two First Ladies have no right to complain, unless they wanted to pay more and are happy their bills and coverage aren’t shitty enough.
 
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