Americans Celebrate CEO Assassination

UnitedHealth Group CEO, Brian Thompson was murdered this week, and many Americans reacted with ambivalence and glee.
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[WillowEtain]

How many people died to create 22 Billion in profits?? I want to see those numbers.

[caroljo]

My son has 5 herniated discs in his neck. The pain he experiences is brutal. But there's nothing he can do about it, because he can't afford to visit a doctor. He gets paid $21/hour, but it barely covers his rent and food. He can't afford insurance. Americans are suffering so that the obscenely wealthy can get richer. It should be a crime!

[Grandizer]

GoFundMe is Americas number 3 healthcare provider. That says it all…

[dpar]

A CEO who denied healthcare and help to countless sick people does not in any way deserve a 10 Million Dollar Bonus. That bonus signifies how sick our Healthcare system truly, Especially United Healthcare System. People WAKEUP! We have to have Universal Healthcare!

[kellymoses]

"Our deaths are called cost savings. Their deaths are called tragedies".

[agrho]

My best friend died because her insurance denied her a CT scan, several times, when she had obvious stroke symptoms. She had an easily treated brain aneurysm that burst, killing her. I understand the rage and hatred. They are well known for denial of care to this day.

[jmontgomry]

Insurance companies should not decide what healthcare you need. Only doctors. Healthcare should not even be "for profit". Shareholders should not decide healthcare.

[renafielding]

The Revolution has started. Thank you Bernie.

[Frostie-eg]

Guarantee that people here paid more in taxes than this guy did.

[smudgetool]

As a registered nurse, my co-workers know that when I'm on the phone and I raise my voice, it's because i'm on the phone with an insurance company.

[girlgirlcs]

Wow, 10mil $ bonus for the year. CEOs in all industries are grossly overpaid at our expense.

[panacheparispanache]

Thank God I moved to Australia 20 years ago. In ten years, and five surgeries later, and weeks in Intensive Care, I've never paid a dime. Specialists call me twice a month to see how I'm doing. Time for revolution, America. In 1789, French citizens radically altered their political landscape, uprooting centuries-old institutions such as the monarchy and the feudal system. The upheaval was caused by disgust with the French aristocracy and the economic policies of King Louis XVI, who met his death by guillotine, as did his wife Marie Antoinette. Though it degenerated into a bloodbath during the Reign of Terror, the French Revolution helped to shape modern democracies by showing the power inherent in the will of the people.

[debracarlson]

"When the rich rob the poor, it is called business.
When the poor fight back, it is called violence." Mark Twain

[JCcreates]

I tried working for United Healthcare. It was a horrid experience and I quit working a month out of training. I have morals.

[donnajenkins]

What tears did this CEO shed for those he denied?

[jamesgelineau]

I have incurable cancer and if it wasn't for my company's size with the provider, I would have been screwed. The internal advocacy team has been fighting for me almost every month.
Healthcare companies provide NO CARE.

[XX-qdke]

His wife now knows what it is like to have a loved one die by an insurance company...

[eleni]

WOW!! CEO of United Health Care gets paid $10M + Bonus for "Denying" claims and I'm told that as a 30 yr Teaching Veteran I'm "OVERPAID" for my job. Only in the US.

[cheribell-pt]

American's are sick of the rich getting richer on the backs of those just trying to survive. Well said my dear!!

[atcharam]

The US government should give universal health care free education and try to eradicate homelessness instead of funding wars abroad for the sake of oil.