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Damn he was not very well liked huh
I actually don’t know anything about him at all I just would prefer all CEOs and healthcare executives to be shot dead and rot in hell
Yes, kill people. That'll send a message!
I'm pretty sure if enough CEO/Billionaires get murdered... it will.
Good. I don't know his story personally but I know enough about UHC to posit that he was, directly or indirectly, responsible for a lot of suffering and a fair number of needless deaths due to lack of and/or delayed medical treatment. All while he lived a life of luxury beyond the comprehension of us normies at the expense of both the insured and his employees. I have more sympathy for a mass shooter than I do for him; the scale of destruction between the two does not compare.
Guns are the new guillotines.
What's the right way to send the message then? Because it's a message that sure as fuck needs to be sent.
Y'all fucking for real?
History suggests that when disparities reach extreme levels, the only form of equilibrium that has historically been achieved often involves violent uprisings targeting those at the top. While a peaceful resolution would undoubtedly be the ideal outcome, examples of such solutions seem scarce. Perhaps my understanding of history is incomplete, but it seems that significant change has rarely occurred without considerable upheaval and loss of life.
Khorne was right btw
Khorne would probably support universal healthcare. After all, you need to be healthy to do glorious battle.
Violence, language of unheard, etc..
See, we've tried the "right way" through the corrupt electoral process. Citizens United has done its thing and representation is heavily skewed in favor of corporate America. 6 coincidentally posting some bullshit modification of policy is but one example of profit being prioritized over patient, and we can even extend this back further to recent sentiment that many believe our healthcare system, the machination that it is, would rather people suffer than cure them. Drug prices are exponentially more expensive here than elsewhere in the world. We obviously lack a public option. I'll emphatically assert that the whole "life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness" angle of our culture cannot be achieved if you aren't healthy or fear being financially ruined to do try to be.
So, yeah, let billionaires shit their pants a little knowing that today could be the day they get got without changing their ways.
Broadly, labor unions, strikes, and collective bargaining was intended to be the way to bridge the class gap without having to burn owners homes down and/or shooting them.
Change always comes at the end of a barrel eventually.