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

RB 60 said:
The bastard shot him in the back...multiple times. A colossal feat of cowardice. When caught, the shooter should be publicly hung.
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My empathy for the CEO is out of network. The only bastard involved here is the man behind the largest insurance company, who raked in millions for himself and billions for his company by denying insurance claims to millions of Americans, in many cases leading to death.
 
SlaveForChrist said:
My empathy for the CEO is out of network. The only bastard involved here is the man behind the largest insurance company, who raked in millions for himself and billions for his company by denying insurance claims to millions of Americans, in many cases leading to death.
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I'd say it was more the claim adjusters who bilked millions out of claimants. When Sandy blew part of my roofing shingles off and I got water damage in my living room, I spent almost $10,000 more than I got from the insurance co. to repair and replace all the damages. The CEO had nothing to do with that. The claim adjuster was that bad, I had to get a second adjuster to assess the damages, and that one still didn't cover all the replacement values. Anyone who shoots a man in the back in cold blood should be publicly hung. At least, let him see it coming.
 
Lao Tse said:
bullshit logic.

this is the villainization of all populist tendencies with false flag attacks.

that's why they engraved a slogan on one of the bullets.
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The engraving is a consideration, yes. Red herring ? Impossible to say- but as somebody who doesn't believe in insurance- particularly when it's compulsory- I had no idea as to the depth of resentment towards the industry that others feel. Now I do.


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www.bbc.co.uk

CEO Brian Thompson's killing exposes simmering anger at US health system

Long-standing frustrations were revealed online after a health insurance executive was shot and killed in New York City.
www.bbc.co.uk
 
moon said:
The engraving is a consideration, yes. Red herring ? Impossible to say- but as somebody who doesn't believe in insurance- particularly when it's compulsory- I had no idea as to the depth of resentment towards the industry that others feel. Now I do.


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www.bbc.co.uk

CEO Brian Thompson's killing exposes simmering anger at US health system

Long-standing frustrations were revealed online after a health insurance executive was shot and killed in New York City.
www.bbc.co.uk
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it;s the devil's industry.

but I believe this is a false flag attack to poison the well of populism.

oh he stayed at a hostel, that proves something!
 
Lao Tse said:
that proves it cant be the false flag attack of fat cats shooting themselves to villainize populists.
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My sleuthing capabilities hit the buffers when I realized that everybody was insane.

Haw, haw........................................haw.
 
' The father-of-two had travelled from Minnesota to attend a conference for UnitedHealthcare — a huge health insurance company where he was the CEO.

Its parent company, UnitedHealth Group, is America's fourth largest money-maker, after Walmart, Amazon and Apple.

It was set to present investors with a revenue forecast for the coming year of $US450 billion


https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-12-07/new-york-insurance-ceo-brian-thompson-killing/104697310 '


$US450 billion - and a reputation for not paying out.
 
RB 60 said:
I'd say it was more the claim adjusters who bilked millions out of claimants. When Sandy blew part of my roofing shingles off and I got water damage in my living room, I spent almost $10,000 more than I got from the insurance co. to repair and replace all the damages. The CEO had nothing to do with that. The claim adjuster was that bad, I had to get a second adjuster to assess the damages, and that one still didn't cover all the replacement values. Anyone who shoots a man in the back in cold blood should be publicly hung. At least, let him see it coming.
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Then again the claims adjuster could be working under orders from the CEO to keep claims low. ( keeping profits high )
We don't work for that company so we don't know for sure.
 
Tbird19482 said:
Then again the claims adjuster could be working under orders from the CEO to keep claims low. ( keeping profits high )
We don't work for that company so we don't know for sure.
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Yes, the adjusters are "suggested" to keep things to a minimum.
Back in the early 90s, I had a sharp Lincoln Mk VII LSC and was rear-ended by a young girl not paying attention. It totaled her little car.
The adjuster coming to look at my car just happened to be a former coworker. The one tailpipe was hanging low and there was a small nick in the vinyl bumper covering. After a long bullshit session, we agreed on a new stainless steel exhaust system and a new bumper and all the hardware. I think it was around $1400 or so. I backed the car on car ramps, put a new hanger on the tail pipe ($8.00) and put JB weld in the nick and almost matched the color of the bumper cover. So I guess things evened out after Sandy.
 
RB 60 said:
I'd say it was more the claim adjusters who bilked millions out of claimants. When Sandy blew part of my roofing shingles off and I got water damage in my living room, I spent almost $10,000 more than I got from the insurance co. to repair and replace all the damages. The CEO had nothing to do with that. The claim adjuster was that bad, I had to get a second adjuster to assess the damages, and that one still didn't cover all the replacement values. Anyone who shoots a man in the back in cold blood should be publicly hung. At least, let him see it coming.
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And they do that because of... wait for it.... the CEO's policies in the company to delay deny defend.
 
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