Whoever murdered the CEO of UnitedHealth in midtown Manhattan the other day

Brian Thompson’s killing sparks outrage over state of US healthcare​


In the aftermath of the killing of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, while Thompson’s colleagues grieve and politicians decry his murder, some online discussion has shown little sympathy for Thompson or the industry he represented.

Instead, social media has been in engulfed in expressions of anger at many Americans’ dire experiences at the hands of health insurance companies and outrage at the large profits that they generate.

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Brian Thompson’s killing sparks outrage over state of US healthcare

Americans turn to social media to discuss dire experiences at hands of health insurance companies
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Hume said:
When someone posts a picture or video, it is like saying, "I am too stupid to have thoughts of my own."
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“A picture is worth a thousand words” is an adage in multiple languages meaning that complex and sometimes multiple ideas can be conveyed by a single still image, which conveys its meaning or essence more effectively than a mere verbal description.
 
ExpressLane said:
He racked after each shot there is speculation the shooter used a Welrod gun.
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Does this tell us anything about the killer being a pro?

That he allowed his face to be captured on camera without his mask is not very pro like.
 
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Hawkeye10 said:
Especially because this guy may have been killed by the Regime because he was about to flip, rat out the abusers.
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I'm just floored when Anyone wishes death or even harm to others...it happens a lot here...
Incredibly disgusting...
 
TOP said:
That's pretty disturbing...
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There are morons posting here that want every Palestinian murdered- as well as the AIPAC morons on the Hill.
Maybe foreigners don't matter. There must be something woefully wrong with the education system.
 
TOP said:
I can have respect for differing opinions...not so much for the repeated death or ill will wishes....
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Hume seems to be especially unhinged and nasty lately.

I have no idea what the problem is, I have never paid him much attention.
 
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TOP said:
I can have respect for differing opinions...not so much for the repeated death or ill will wishes....
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Indeed.

Old Nifty is nearly 80 years old and could be standing tall before the Grand Architect at any time answering some embarrassing questions. Hume sounds like a bitter old man.


These far left loons should consider Pascals’s Wager:

If God REALLY exists, and we believe (= bet that God exists), we have an infinite gain (heaven).
  • If God REALLY exists, and we don't believe that, then we have the potential of an infinite loss (hell, or at least eternal separation from God).
  • If God really does NOT EXIST, and we believe that God exists, we essentially lose nothing.
  • If God really does NOT EXIST, and we believe that God doesn't exist, we essentially gain nothing.
 
Earl said:
Indeed.

Old Nifty is nearly 80 years old and could be standing tall before the Grand Architect at any time answering some embarrassing questions. Hume sounds like a bitter old man.


These far left loons should consider Pascals’s Wager:

If God REALLY exists, and we believe (= bet that God exists), we have an infinite gain (heaven).
  • If God REALLY exists, and we don't believe that, then we have the potential of an infinite loss (hell, or at least eternal separation from God).
  • If God really does NOT EXIST, and we believe that God exists, we essentially lose nothing.
  • If God really does NOT EXIST, and we believe that God doesn't exist, we essentially gain nothing.
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Could be an age thing, I had a grandpa that turned very nasty nearing death, deciding that life had cheated him, upset with choices he had made as a younger man.
 
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