@@V4Now look at what capitalism is today. They ARE cartels. Non-stop mergers have created that. There is no real competition any longer. When was the last time corporations had a price war with each other?
@@V4Nowin the context of American healthcare though, it’s quite monopolistic. Not much fair competition to the detriment of those in need of that care.
As an American, there is a reason why Luigi got to that point. He's not the only one, he just executed his plan. Any time healthcare becomes a huge for profit business, they no longer care about your life, they care about the bottomline. That fact that this person calls him a coward and not the UH CEO for having a 30% denial rate on life saving care shows what a clown show this person being interviewed is.
In the US many are left dead or untreated, and or bankrupt due to our for profit healthcare system. The broken system has claimed hundred of thousands peoples lives. Our system is the prime example of what not to do.
... and that is not the fault of healthcare companies but the politicians who allow it, and the people who vote for them. The ACA has a nearly 15% higher approval rating than Obamacare. For those who don't know ... they are the same healthcare law.
@bigcrazewolf You just had an election, in a country where everyone knows healthcare is broken, and ~50% of those who voted did so for the party least likely to fix it. That isn't lobbyists buying the system, that is the voters failing in their responsibility to each other.
Man, this guy murders a CEO and now LBC is having a discussion on the death penalty. Lets be honest, the majority of us condemn the attack but to some degree, sympathise with Luigi as he highlights a serious issue in America. The media on the otherhand, instead of recognising the issue are more interested in protexting the rich.
Recent polls in the US show as much as 40% DO NOT condemn what Mangione did. And given what people would choose to tell polls openly this number is most likely low.
The media also supports invasions under the guise of rescuing oppressed populations, but in reality, these wars are driven by the desire to seize resources. They whitewash the deaths of hundreds of thousands of innocent people, framing the violence as a noble cause while obscuring the true motivations behind the conflict.
Sadly I think we're sleep walking in to private health care and the U.S have a major hand in it. My elderly mother is about to start her second bout of surgery. The first was by a private firm operated by a multinational and the second much the same owned specifically by primarily U.S interests. NHS doctors working private. All billed to the NHS who "don't have the staff or facilities to do the work". I can't imagine why!!
Rather than policing US reaction to the illegal crime of the shooting vs the legal crimes of US health system, protect at all costs NHC. It's obvious that something prioritizing human life and dignity struggles to survive, yet it still works better than profit absolute power. Clutching pearls while protected by a system that still spares you from going bankrupt (and then civil death) just for the terrible fault of getting sick won't work.
@@Human_Herbivore Rittenhouse was chased and someone struck him, I don't think what he did was right but the claim of self defence in that case is much easier to defend than walking up to someone in the street and executing them. I think you know this mate.
American founding fathers separating from you was most peaceful and non violent, it would seem to me. And the deceased making policies that rob people of necessary medical treatment and shorten their lifespans repeatedly isn't violent at all, per these hosts.
Luigi Mangione documentary. We have many flavors in our country too. But this flavor you mentioned is one of a kind! Sweet! Free Luigi..he is going to be free 😊
The narrative is that Luigi came to New York “from Atlanta” ten days before the incident - with the direct purpose of targeting the CEO ~ 11/24 But (unless it was published elsewhere) United Healthcare posted notice of the coming event on their website on 11/26/2024: “UnitedHealth Group (NYSE: UNH) will host its annual Investor Conference for analysts and institutional investors in New York City on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, beginning at 8:00 a.m. EST.” Just eight days before the event. The timeline around this case continues to trouble me.
So you're looking for a news article about the company published in the weeks before that says 'yadda, Yadda,Yadda...holding annual conference in early Dec' plot hole closed.
Wow. This is a fantastic distraction from Starmer’s disastrous policies and term in office! The Labour echo chamber at LBC is working/woking overtime!😂
@Anon-commenter Wrong. January 6th was a protest that got unruly. What Luigi Mangione did was an act of domestic terrorism, which makes anyone who supports him a complete monster.
Jan 6th criminal terrorists attempted an insurrection based on false information and the encouragement of bad actors. Mangione acted against REAL social injustice. These are NOT the same.
I lived in the US for several years and i had a iob, my health care then was £40 a month. When i needed to use the system there was no waiting time. There are problems with it sure but i dont think we should compare it to the NHS we in the uk aren't the global envy of health care anymore, if you get seriously sick you would have a better chance is you leave the UK. Im currently living in Taiwan and the health care here if you have a iob is far better than the NHS.
Key point throughout alot of that was ‘if you had a job’. Its immoral for people without insurance to be left to die or saddled with debt. Also I dont know how long ago you were in the US but the NHS WAS the envy of the world until the Tories ruined it. The facts are we still pay less per capita on our healthcare than the US so your £40 number is meaningless. If we doubled the NHS budget so our per capita spending matches the US you still think we wouldnt be far better in our healthcare?
![Luigi Mangione pleads not guilty [RAW]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/JPf-vzvvWRI/mqdefault.jpg)
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A symbol of the anger people feel towards corporations and Capitalism.
I suspect he is not alone.
Neoliberalism.
Capitalism encourages competition, not cartels.
The same capitalism that made his family wealthy?
@@V4Now look at what capitalism is today. They ARE cartels. Non-stop mergers have created that. There is no real competition any longer. When was the last time corporations had a price war with each other?
@@V4Nowin the context of American healthcare though, it’s quite monopolistic. Not much fair competition to the detriment of those in need of that care.
“Misguided support”. Who on earth are you to say that?
As an American, there is a reason why Luigi got to that point. He's not the only one, he just executed his plan. Any time healthcare becomes a huge for profit business, they no longer care about your life, they care about the bottomline.
That fact that this person calls him a coward and not the UH CEO for having a 30% denial rate on life saving care shows what a clown show this person being interviewed is.
Luigi gave up his freedom for us
Hmmmm sounds familiar ….
still no proof it was him
The powerful never willingly give anything to the plebs
You gotta take it... somehow
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We pay them thousands of dollars monthly.
In the US many are left dead or untreated, and or bankrupt due to our for profit healthcare system. The broken system has claimed hundred of thousands peoples lives. Our system is the prime example of what not to do.
... and that is not the fault of healthcare companies but the politicians who allow it, and the people who vote for them.
The ACA has a nearly 15% higher approval rating than Obamacare. For those who don't know ... they are the same healthcare law.
@Gabriel_H77 . Your list should NOT exclude the Health Care Companies. They are part of a nexus of predatory exploitation. 😮😢😮
@@Gabriel_H77 Healthcare insurance lobby and buy our politicians to get the system we currently have. Corporations buy our results to make money.
Vote for Fromage and that's exactly what we will have
@bigcrazewolf You just had an election, in a country where everyone knows healthcare is broken, and ~50% of those who voted did so for the party least likely to fix it. That isn't lobbyists buying the system, that is the voters failing in their responsibility to each other.
Man, this guy murders a CEO and now LBC is having a discussion on the death penalty.
Lets be honest, the majority of us condemn the attack but to some degree, sympathise with Luigi as he highlights a serious issue in America.
The media on the otherhand, instead of recognising the issue are more interested in protexting the rich.
I don’t and can’t afford private healthcare
How could anyone sympathise with a murderer.
Recent polls in the US show as much as 40% DO NOT condemn what Mangione did. And given what people would choose to tell polls openly this number is most likely low.
The media also supports invasions under the guise of rescuing oppressed populations, but in reality, these wars are driven by the desire to seize resources. They whitewash the deaths of hundreds of thousands of innocent people, framing the violence as a noble cause while obscuring the true motivations behind the conflict.
Nonsense. The media was trying to get Americans to vote against Trump - who will gut the healthcare system. But you all think you know better.
American style healthcare for the Uk anyone? or shall we give the NHS the cash it required to operate.🤔🏴⛄️
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NHS should never be lost.....but it needs reforming, Labour should sort it out properly - not just throw more money at it.
Sadly I think we're sleep walking in to private health care and the U.S have a major hand in it. My elderly mother is about to start her second bout of surgery. The first was by a private firm operated by a multinational and the second much the same owned specifically by primarily U.S interests. NHS doctors working private. All billed to the NHS who "don't have the staff or facilities to do the work". I can't imagine why!!
Let’s have a German style healthcare system.
Do you want mass immigration or a functioning NHS and an affordable home? You choice.
Profiting from illness is evil
I agree. UK consultants make a couple of hundred grand a year.
Also terrorism act
Not guilty,
NOT GUILTY 🎉
Yeah boi !!!!!
I claim to be Superman....doesn't make it so. If the guy did it, he needs to be dealt with as the law dictates.
I just got a video recommended by the TH-cam algorithm of a 10 year old TED talk warning the rich about the coming pitchforks.
Is it the one with the guy who owns a bank and totally destroys "trickle down" with a comment about buying trousers ? Legendary video
@martinhenry7362 That's the one.
I recall one of the Amazon lot warning this? Tumbrils though he said. Same thing I suppose.
post link or search term please
@Taporeee Beware, fellow plutocrats, the pitchforks are coming | Nick Hanauer
I've not had much luck in posting links on TH-cam recently.
Eat the rich!
What does that mean?
Bro put his life on the line for what he believes, that’s not cowardice. You’d think the English would understand what their own words mean
So did the 9/11 attackers. What's your point? Violence is ok if you agree with it? What makes your point of view right and someone else's wrong?
@ my point is that he isn’t a coward, thought that was pretty clear
Oh, we do. We see the twisting of words and concepts by the media.
Not a fan club.
It's a group of supporters.
Rather than policing US reaction to the illegal crime of the shooting vs the legal crimes of US health system, protect at all costs NHC. It's obvious that something prioritizing human life and dignity struggles to survive, yet it still works better than profit absolute power. Clutching pearls while protected by a system that still spares you from going bankrupt (and then civil death) just for the terrible fault of getting sick won't work.
I'm not in favour of violence but his not guilty plea is the same as Rittenhouse claiming defence.
He only pled guilty he hasn’t put up a formal defense.
@ciaranbrk as originally did Rittenhouse.
I mean it's not really the same if we're being honest
@BigPurpleCarrot what's the difference?
@@Human_Herbivore Rittenhouse was chased and someone struck him, I don't think what he did was right but the claim of self defence in that case is much easier to defend than walking up to someone in the street and executing them. I think you know this mate.
American founding fathers separating from you was most peaceful and non violent, it would seem to me.
And the deceased making policies that rob people of necessary medical treatment and shorten their lifespans repeatedly isn't violent at all, per these hosts.
It's getting more and more like the Joker movie. The distopian future we feared is, if not here, in danger of arriving very soon. Protect the NHS.
Guess more people wanna eat the rich.
They deleting comments!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Luigi Mangione documentary. We have many flavors in our country too. But this flavor you mentioned is one of a kind! Sweet! Free Luigi..he is going to be free 😊
She is so weak
Who knew that it's not left vs right
In America the death penalties is applauded, his actions are in sync with public and political sentiment.. British Media presenter blindsighted.
I could not make any sense of this , other than flirting with the idea of the death penalty . Revolting
Nigel who? No one on this side of the Pond is well versed in or care about some UK politician other than your Prime Minister.
The rise of The Anti Hero?
Rittenhouse was cleared through jury notification.
Let's talk more about Andrew and his Chinese pal
The narrative is that Luigi came to New York “from Atlanta” ten days before the incident - with the direct purpose of targeting the CEO ~ 11/24
But (unless it was published elsewhere) United Healthcare posted notice of the coming event on their website on 11/26/2024:
“UnitedHealth Group (NYSE: UNH) will host its annual Investor Conference for analysts and institutional investors in New York City on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, beginning at 8:00 a.m. EST.”
Just eight days before the event.
The timeline around this case continues to trouble me.
So you're looking for a news article about the company published in the weeks before that says 'yadda, Yadda,Yadda...holding annual conference in early Dec' plot hole closed.
@askwhy_000 . Important time-line discrepancies on various parts of the evolving picture. 😮 Stay tuned !!!
Wow. This is a fantastic distraction from Starmer’s disastrous policies and term in office! The Labour echo chamber at LBC is working/woking overtime!😂
wow. way to try to snowflake it out and stretch this totally unrelated video to your narrative!
January 6th defendants: "It was a focal point for simmering anger."
Everyone here: "Guilty."
January 6th and this are the same
@Anon-commenter Wrong. January 6th was a protest that got unruly. What Luigi Mangione did was an act of domestic terrorism, which makes anyone who supports him a complete monster.
@@Peter-o9n6pJust a long-winded way of saying insurrection.
Simmering anger against what?
Jan 6th criminal terrorists attempted an insurrection based on false information and the encouragement of bad actors. Mangione acted against REAL social injustice. These are NOT the same.
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I lived in the US for several years and i had a iob, my health care then was £40 a month. When i needed to use the system there was no waiting time.
There are problems with it sure but i dont think we should compare it to the NHS we in the uk aren't the global envy of health care anymore, if you get seriously sick you would have a better chance is you leave the UK.
Im currently living in Taiwan and the health care here if you have a iob is far better than the NHS.
Key point throughout alot of that was ‘if you had a job’.
Its immoral for people without insurance to be left to die or saddled with debt.
Also I dont know how long ago you were in the US but the NHS WAS the envy of the world until the Tories ruined it.
The facts are we still pay less per capita on our healthcare than the US so your £40 number is meaningless. If we doubled the NHS budget so our per capita spending matches the US you still think we wouldnt be far better in our healthcare?
😂😂😂😂😂cant trust lbc
Thanks