CEO was COLD BLOODED. the industry is COLD BLOODED. I understand the sentiment perfectly. They control the legislation. Sometimes it is the answer to collective rage that has built up
I do not celebrate his death, but I sure can't mourn it. and I can understand the ones who do celebrate it. We are in a time where everything corrupt is being exposed, it seems.
But he worked for uhc who did logistics and not parent company uhg who do the billing and underwriting. This is just the worst of us gloating, that some kids dad died.
@@stephenm3470 This i disagree with. Not the total, but this is not the worst of us gloating when we are thinking and knowing of the kids, moms, and dad's that have died because of his work. I am sad the children. And moms and dads. All of them. And it didn't have to happen. None of it. Driven completely by greed.
@robasiansensation3118 its people joyful that people use violence to act out their emotions. It's just terrorism. It didn't suddenly solve healthcare. All that will happen is premiums will pay for security and more money for executives to pay for the loss in privacy. This just proves america deserves trump. I think I'm just realizing america is not who I thought it was, we're trumpian, Selfish and cruel.
@robasiansensation3118 i just thought we were better. Im realizing we deserve trump. I think it just took me longer than most to give up on us being a moral country.
We, in the United States, are at the point where majority of people can no longer afford the basics - shelter, food, healthcare, education. This will not last long.
@vman9591 the majority? Where are you living? Unemployment is at it lowest point post war and wages went up faster than any time in the last 100 years. While premiums have remained steady since 2016.
If this CEO was a better human being to the people being denied health care this probably would have never happened. It's tragic but United Health Cares practices are being brought to light and hopefully people are paying attention and drop them and find more compassionate health care providers. Universal health care would is so badly needed to stop the greed!
@@DoctorCWillSeeYouNowThen HELP us!!!! Hillary Clinton had a great idea when she suggested rolling back the Medicare age gradually until all were covered. I’m a retired nurse and I know the many of the docs that I worked with over the years were in favor of a one-payer system. People still seem to think that doctors are just there for the money and this isn’t just isn’t true. Physicians are just as dedicated as nurses… healthcare is a calling for some and those “some” are not employed by insurance companies.
How are we going to give 350m the level of care we expect? My employer currently foots the entire bill, is the government going to step in and take it on?
Health insurers make money by refusing to pay for health care. Their bottom line depends on this refusal, and they are ruthless about it. Rather than an investor conference, they should meet with the people who have been denied coverage or have gone bankrupt (because they paid their premiums and have added to their bottom line!). UHC dismissed 1/3 cases, which is 2x the industry average. The average cost to a single person is $8K/YR, and the family premium is $25K/YR; we're still underinsured. We should demand Universal health care.
We've got past the point where single payer health insurance will resolve anything, Doctor. I hate to scare you with the concept of socialized medicine but what we need is a National Health Service like the one they have in the UK, but better funded and better run.
@@Alex_MitchellI wouldn't look to Canada right now. Some of our provincial governments are actively destroying our system so they can introduce privatized healthcare so it's in really bad shape right now.
Just as a British person. I waited 30 months for a physical therapy appointment, then 2 years for a surgery. My mother is on a 18 month wait list for eye surgery, where they wont treat her unless she sells her home to pay for after care. They have basically given up going to the Dr. People in the us won't accept such low quality care. The nhs is pretty dire. Ill keep my private Healthcare with same day appointments and surgery when you need it.
Violence is not the answer but it seems to have made Anthem make a positive adjustment. It was Anthem BCBS that announced they would limit anesthesia way back Nov 1st, as of this week they suddenly decided to NOT make that change.
This guarantees that the industry won't change. If they cave to any terrorists they will have many more. They will double down even if youre confused about what uhc does.
Our government is not listening to our grievances. Going bankrupt bc insurance won't pay. Dieing and suffering when they delay or deny. I've no empathy for this man or any insurance company killing us for profit.
It will for sure. Where were those outraged folks who had been hurt by our healthcare, on November 5th? Just not paying attention before they went into the voting booth.
You're right, sir. But the history of this one act - and our citizens feelings about it has, been brewing for decades. I'll only give one example. Bernie Sanders was on his way to becoming president when the DNC pulled every trick they had to push Joe Biden to the front of the pack. Bernie was the only person running who really was all in for #MedicareForAll. I was researching him and, because I was ill and spent a long time laying in bed, I used my time to spend watching more news than I ever have in my life. Bernie wasn't covered in the same way as other candidates. He was smeared on all the news stations, when he was covered at all. But wherever he spoke the crowds loved what he had to say (including on Fox). Bernie has consistently stood for the same things throughout his career. But, although he was, at one point, looking like he could win, his candidacy was undermined from several directions. As with gun control, our national government seems to ignore it's people's cries for significant changes to our healthcare system. And you must realize these claims are not like buying a lottery ticket and seeing if you win. People die as results of these decisions. Assassination is wrong. But denying healthcare to a patient, bringing about their unnecessary suffering and shortening their lives, is considered by some as no less murder than assassination with a gun.
Sir, with all do respect. I understand that you have a heart and your wisdom is great. Unfortunately it will fall on deaf ears. The system you want us to use is rotted out and is no good. They should have thought about thay when they started unaliving people for corporate profit. Don't be surprised if these people end up being part of somw sick and twisted game akin to Saw movies. Security guards won't help at all. The time for talking was given. They reaped what they sowed
I do not celebrate this murder. But. I understand the reaction. Contempt breeds contempt. The French Revolution did not happen in a vacuum. It didn’t happen because of one silly comment errantly attributed to the young queen. It happened because the royals and wealthy continuously ignored and exploited the powerlessness of the poor. The poor continued to find themselves less and less fortunate, more and more desperate, starving and suffering endlessly. As one of the most brutal retaliatory actions, the cause of the French Revolution should be studied, and held dearly for the deepest scrutiny as how not to run a country. This is an issue that will unite red and blue voters like nothing else. It’ll take on a windfall of grievances that will shine a light on the country’s inability to bridge the wealth gap, the corruption of our political system and the infiltration of corporate elites running what is supposed to be the People’s country. Personally I lost my empathetic bone last month. FAFO just landed on two feet and this I fear is just the beginning of a class war.
Nobody deserves to die. Insurance is big business. You as a doctor gives us knowledge on getting better, but you have an office that must code correctly to get paid. Yes Insurance companies have what I call " Death Boards" when it comes to medical. Example is Kumadin will be paid for, but not Elquis. We are a nation that exports technology, but can't figure out Heath Care.
This man’s death may go down in history as the initiating event for healthcare reform in the US… I’d be happy to celebrate a Brian Whoever day in the future if this would come to pass. We need a one payer system. Period. Compared to the healthcare in the other industrialized countries in the world, our system is barbaric.
@@barbieyoung6608 the system of end stage capitalism that seeks to monetize human compassion into a “non-winnable” Ponzi scheme is the problem. Shareholders might not even know that they hold parts of unethical businesses like UHC in the forms of 401 K and such.
You took an oath and we don't expect you to celebrate anyones death. We admire u for that. Most of us learn that it is taboo to celebrate snyones death, except in movies. But we can be glad that a a terrible scourge that affects millions of us has been exposed because weve had no advocates in government or otherwise. The ( non) health insurance game is the scourge
Thank you for kind words regarding this killing. We should not normalize killing. I want to chalange one statement you made regarding Anthem anesthesia payments. In my view there is coresion going on between the doctors and insurance companies. This is a snipit from Vox that explains. But this particular fight was not actually about putting the interests of patients against those of rapacious corporations. Anthem’s policy would not have increased costs for their enrollees. Rather, it would have reduced payments for some of the most overpaid physicians in America. And when millionaire doctors beat back cost controls - as they have here - patients pay the price through higher premiums.
Think of what led to this person doing such a horrific thing? Like many who lost loved ones because of these people, anger and grief controls their thinking. Yes, it has come to this. This has become the start of the French Revolution all over again. History repeats itself, sad but true.😢
Not so sure. He had cashed out stocks because he had inside info. Stocks crashed. Other investors lost money. I find it suspect that the shells has inscriptions. Not an easy task. I think the words are to throw people off. The meeting he was going to, continued without him. Who are the really cold hearted ones?
CEO drinks coffee and eats cake while old folks don't get a wheelchair to leave the house. That's exactly why people are annoyed. 10 Mio dollar in commission for denying people's claims. They suffer !!!
Well this aged poorly. The only thing this did was make the insurance companies change their minds about the anesthetic cap. The only thing this did was decrease insurance denials by almost 100%. Even if the insurance companies go back to denying 50% of the claims as they did before, each days' break will have saved lives and helped thousands who would have otherwise been denied. The fact that the investors just went on with the meeting once they found out he was not coming really shows them for the ghouls they are. This man technically saved lives. I think it is worthy to note that the oligarchy has noticed that the most well armed population in the world who lost pretty much every other right than the right to bear arms. Is about to use their last right against them.
I've been following the investigation of Brian Thompson, the CEO of United Healthcare assassination, and I have to say, I'm thoroughly disappointed in the American society. I've watched hundreds of videos on the case so far and I can't believe the multitudes of people who are making a "hero" out of the assassin. This is NOT right. A man was killed. A wife was made a widow. Children are now without a father. A family has been devastated. Our society has devolved into depraved indifference. Our humanity has been discounted. In no way is this kind of behavior justified. And, it should not be elevated as being acceptable.
We don't have many choices when it comes to insurance. You are cheated no matter what in many cases. It's obviously contemptible to limit anesthesia in coverage of surgery, and that's just one example. CEO's of companies making millions and millions by denying coverage are evil.
The jackals are the health "care" 😅 They play Russian roulette w/patient lives. DENY DENY DENY they w/legitimate life sustaining &/or sustaining claims. EVIL BEGETS EVIL. 1ST DO NO HARM. Evil @ it's core. How many people has this man killed?!
Thanks for your take, Doc. It is true, violence is not always the answer. However when there are circumstances as pointed to by the young man, that the public has pretty much thrown the towel in frustration and disgust against a system that is practically shielded by legalities and political interests, at some breaking point, someone will have to stand up and say, "Enough!!!" It is only then that when such a significant act resonates with the majority of the disadvantaged that lawmakers are able to redirect their focus on the things that really matter to the public.
2:50 “This poor man’s death”? You certainly don’t seem to mind all of the deaths he caused just line his pockets. The rich are being served what they asked for, Bon appétit 2:50
If insurance is mandatory for every citizen to have health insurance, home insurance car insurance, it should not be a publicly traded company on the stock market. There is no way to do the best service for customers and be publicly traded. Buying Super Bowl ads and then raising our ratesabsolutely not.
No one is celebrating but no one mourning either because people know their denials cost thousands their lives. Is there decisions not detrimental to America's future. Damn right !
I wonder doctor, have you ever tried to get coverage for something that a person truly needs, that is costly, through their health insurance. I'm sure most of us have desperately tried to explain to our insurance why we need to be covered, should be covered.
He didn't mind others dying so him and his company could make money 🤑💰🤑 I've seen where the insurance company has decided to pay for the anaesthetic now instead of making their clients who have policies with them pay 😳 these people who are responsible for deciding if someone is entitled to treatment for which they have probably been paying into the insurance company for decades and it's not in THEIR financial interests to pay for said treatment obviously will always choose in their own best interests maybe 🤔 it's time for these decisions to be taken out of the insurers hands and put into an unbiased third party who's beholden to neither the insurance company or the patients it has to be a person who has no financial or personal investment in the decisions because the company will always err on the side of their investors and their stock market price 😳
They celebrated ever mother,father,son,daughter and so ons death by having meetings of how they signed death warrants for thous. People are tired of it,he was a horrible person.
I understand where you’re coming from. BUT Are people celebrating their oppressor‘s death or a humans death? In my opinion, oppressors have lost their humanity.
And who was trying to change that system but got blocked by SCOTUS but then was in the process of paying off existing student loans before his party got VOTED out? Blame the GOP and their voters.
Assassin? Where are your crocodile tears for the numerous people that died because of his policy s? Correction sir, legislation? Right. Harry Truman, FDR failed at their attempts because of legislation.
I am not celebrating his death. However, I am not surprised that people are fed up with the lack of empathy and regards of these CEO'S, for the people who they're supposed to be helping. People, are not a commodity and they have no rights to be playing games with people's lives, just for them to get more wealthy; while others are suffering, unnecessarily. "What good does a man to win the whole world if in the process, he loses his soul." The Talmud. He, will be judged by his own personal deeds and by his own Creator.
All of this world is a can of worms. Or...Pandora's Husband's box- (it wasn't even hers)...and all of the contents need examined. Nice coat you have on-I'm certain it cost more than I could afford in 6 months! Certain I would receive a response to that comment would be I earned it. Wellll....your privilege of male/white/contacts/good schooling/more contacts/more schooling/ceaseless support provided the means. If you used your status/position/rank you could have perhaps fought for a level field where no CEO would sell of shares of of necessities such as medical coverage-let alone fight for restrictions of weapons. Pandora let lose sorrow, disease, vice, violence, greed, madness, old age, and death.....so was it Pandoras husband who opened the box-blaming his wife, just like we blame those stretched to the breaking point?
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It's sort of like when the Scrooge was taken to his funeral and nobody cared because he was a greedy bastard that hurt ppl.
CEO was COLD BLOODED. the industry is COLD BLOODED. I understand the sentiment perfectly. They control the legislation. Sometimes it is the answer to collective rage that has built up
What goes around comes around.
I do not celebrate his death, but I sure can't mourn it. and I can understand the ones who do celebrate it. We are in a time where everything corrupt is being exposed, it seems.
But he worked for uhc who did logistics and not parent company uhg who do the billing and underwriting. This is just the worst of us gloating, that some kids dad died.
@@stephenm3470 Health insurance logistics deals with coverage. They can deal with increasing and decreasing services
provided..
@@stephenm3470 This i disagree with. Not the total, but this is not the worst of us gloating when we are thinking and knowing of the kids, moms, and dad's that have died because of his work. I am sad the children. And moms and dads. All of them. And it didn't have to happen. None of it. Driven completely by greed.
@robasiansensation3118 its people joyful that people use violence to act out their emotions. It's just terrorism. It didn't suddenly solve healthcare. All that will happen is premiums will pay for security and more money for executives to pay for the loss in privacy. This just proves america deserves trump. I think I'm just realizing america is not who I thought it was, we're trumpian, Selfish and cruel.
@robasiansensation3118 i just thought we were better. Im realizing we deserve trump. I think it just took me longer than most to give up on us being a moral country.
We, in the United States, are at the point where majority of people can no longer afford the basics - shelter, food, healthcare, education. This will not last long.
@vman9591 the majority? Where are you living? Unemployment is at it lowest point post war and wages went up faster than any time in the last 100 years. While premiums have remained steady since 2016.
^^it's amazing how people post blatant bs
@@stephenm3470maybe only 30% of the population
@Trollio-q4o so which part of that isn't true? you just hate being told to take responsibility for your own bills.
@rd4908 well that would be considerably less than is covered now.
I have exactly the same amount of sympathy he did for all those who suffered when their claim was rejected by his insurance company.
Exactly, it's not celebrating his demise. It's about the event not being important because we're not considered important.
If this CEO was a better human being to the people being denied health care this probably would have never happened. It's tragic but United Health Cares practices are being brought to light and hopefully people are paying attention and drop them and find more compassionate health care providers. Universal health care would is so badly needed to stop the greed!
@@sherrywilliams9450 universal healthcare is the answer. Even a two tiered system would be better than what we have now.
@@DoctorCWillSeeYouNowThen HELP us!!!! Hillary Clinton had a great idea when she suggested rolling back the Medicare age gradually until all were covered. I’m a retired nurse and I know the many of the docs that I worked with over the years were in favor of a one-payer system. People still seem to think that doctors are just there for the money and this isn’t just isn’t true. Physicians are just as dedicated as nurses… healthcare is a calling for some and those “some” are not employed by insurance companies.
How are we going to give 350m the level of care we expect? My employer currently foots the entire bill, is the government going to step in and take it on?
But then Trump was elected and any hope of universal health care went out the windows.
@@ronalddimond3752 universal healtjcare is just code for worse Healthcare for working people to pay for people not working. How is that fair?
Health insurers make money by refusing to pay for health care. Their bottom line depends on this refusal, and they are ruthless about it. Rather than an investor conference, they should meet with the people who have been denied coverage or have gone bankrupt (because they paid their premiums and have added to their bottom line!). UHC dismissed 1/3 cases, which is 2x the industry average. The average cost to a single person is $8K/YR, and the family premium is $25K/YR; we're still underinsured. We should demand Universal health care.
UHC also saved money by moving work to AI, firing american workers.
Uhg did. Uhc didn't do that. This guy isn't the ceo of uhg he was the ceo of the logistics arm, uhc.
We've got past the point where single payer health insurance will resolve anything, Doctor. I hate to scare you with the concept of socialized medicine but what we need is a National Health Service like the one they have in the UK, but better funded and better run.
@@EdwardM-t8p I love the idea of National Health. I have made videos about it as well. Thank you for the comment.
You don't need to look across the pond for a model. Just look north.
@@Alex_MitchellI wouldn't look to Canada right now. Some of our provincial governments are actively destroying our system so they can introduce privatized healthcare so it's in really bad shape right now.
The nhs is overrun with illegals so not anymore
Just as a British person. I waited 30 months for a physical therapy appointment, then 2 years for a surgery. My mother is on a 18 month wait list for eye surgery, where they wont treat her unless she sells her home to pay for after care. They have basically given up going to the Dr. People in the us won't accept such low quality care. The nhs is pretty dire. Ill keep my private Healthcare with same day appointments and surgery when you need it.
Violence is not the answer but it seems to have made Anthem make a positive adjustment. It was Anthem BCBS that announced they would limit anesthesia way back Nov 1st, as of this week they suddenly decided to NOT make that change.
This guarantees that the industry won't change. If they cave to any terrorists they will have many more. They will double down even if youre confused about what uhc does.
Our government is not listening to our grievances. Going bankrupt bc insurance won't pay. Dieing and suffering when they delay or deny.
I've no empathy for this man or any insurance company killing us for profit.
I feel certain that this situation will only get worse with the incoming administation.
It will for sure. Where were those outraged folks who had been hurt by our healthcare, on November 5th? Just not paying attention before they went into the voting booth.
You're right, sir. But the history of this one act - and our citizens feelings about it has, been brewing for decades.
I'll only give one example.
Bernie Sanders was on his way to becoming president when the DNC pulled every trick they had to push Joe Biden to the front of the pack.
Bernie was the only person running who really was all in for #MedicareForAll.
I was researching him and, because I was ill and spent a long time laying in bed, I used my time to spend watching more news than I ever have in my life.
Bernie wasn't covered in the same way as other candidates. He was smeared on all the news stations, when he was covered at all. But wherever he spoke the crowds loved what he had to say (including on Fox).
Bernie has consistently stood for the same things throughout his career. But, although he was, at one point, looking like he could win, his candidacy was undermined from several directions.
As with gun control, our national government seems to ignore it's people's cries for significant changes to our healthcare system.
And you must realize these claims are not like buying a lottery ticket and seeing if you win. People die as results of these decisions.
Assassination is wrong. But denying healthcare to a patient, bringing about their unnecessary suffering and shortening their lives, is considered by some as no less murder than assassination with a gun.
The story has been getting more coverage than United Healthcare provided its clients. Seems like they didn't provide coverage for their CEO either.
Sir, with all do respect. I understand that you have a heart and your wisdom is great. Unfortunately it will fall on deaf ears. The system you want us to use is rotted out and is no good. They should have thought about thay when they started unaliving people for corporate profit. Don't be surprised if these people end up being part of somw sick and twisted game akin to Saw movies. Security guards won't help at all. The time for talking was given. They reaped what they sowed
I do not celebrate this murder. But. I understand the reaction.
Contempt breeds contempt.
The French Revolution did not happen in a vacuum. It didn’t happen because of one silly comment errantly attributed to the young queen. It happened because the royals and wealthy continuously ignored and exploited the powerlessness of the poor. The poor continued to find themselves less and less fortunate, more and more desperate, starving and suffering endlessly.
As one of the most brutal retaliatory actions, the cause of the French Revolution should be studied, and held dearly for the deepest scrutiny as how not to run a country.
This is an issue that will unite red and blue voters like nothing else. It’ll take on a windfall of grievances that will shine a light on the country’s inability to bridge the wealth gap, the corruption of our political system and the infiltration of corporate elites running what is supposed to be the People’s country.
Personally I lost my empathetic bone last month. FAFO just landed on two feet and this I fear is just the beginning of a class war.
Celebrating is when I pop champagne and cheer. I just give this guy a nod and a thumb up.
Look at the 2 published photos of the suspect...NOT THE SAME GUY. Different backpack, different hood, different jacket. Details, people.
@@cat_momma agree
I have been saying that as well. Two different guys.
Nobody deserves to die. Insurance is big business. You as a doctor gives us knowledge on getting better, but you have an office that must code correctly to get paid. Yes Insurance companies have what I call " Death Boards" when it comes to medical. Example is Kumadin will be paid for, but not Elquis.
We are a nation that exports technology, but can't figure out Heath Care.
You can't fix the system until the "for profit" is taken out. Unfortunately, that's who is running it.
This man’s death may go down in history as the initiating event for healthcare reform in the US… I’d be happy to celebrate a Brian Whoever day in the future if this would come to pass. We need a one payer system. Period. Compared to the healthcare in the other industrialized countries in the world, our system is barbaric.
the guys company in a leaked phone call was celebrating denying claims, laughing. thanks for your opinion doc...
Investors (shareholders) are the real problem.
@@barbieyoung6608 the system of end stage capitalism that seeks to monetize human compassion into a “non-winnable” Ponzi scheme is the problem. Shareholders might not even know that they hold parts of unethical businesses like UHC in the forms of 401 K and such.
Healthcare shouldn't be a source of wealth building for corporations. The path forward is to follow the European countries.
You took an oath and we don't expect you to celebrate anyones death. We admire u for that. Most of us learn that it is taboo to celebrate snyones death, except in movies. But we can be glad that a a terrible scourge that affects millions of us has been exposed because weve had no advocates in government or otherwise. The ( non) health insurance game is the scourge
Thank you for kind words regarding this killing. We should not normalize killing.
I want to chalange one statement you made regarding Anthem anesthesia payments.
In my view there is coresion going on between the doctors and insurance companies.
This is a snipit from Vox that explains.
But this particular fight was not actually about putting the interests of patients against those of rapacious corporations. Anthem’s policy would not have increased costs for their enrollees. Rather, it would have reduced payments for some of the most overpaid physicians in America. And when millionaire doctors beat back cost controls - as they have here - patients pay the price through higher premiums.
This country will take our voice away. But thank you for your voice.
Think of what led to this person doing such a horrific thing?
Like many who lost loved ones because of these people, anger and grief controls their thinking. Yes, it has come to this. This has become the start of the French Revolution all over again. History repeats itself, sad but true.😢
Sounds like a hit to me, not a personal vendetta .
Not so sure. He had cashed out stocks because he had inside info. Stocks crashed. Other investors lost money.
I find it suspect that the shells has inscriptions. Not an easy task. I think the words are to throw people off.
The meeting he was going to, continued without him.
Who are the really cold hearted ones?
CEO drinks coffee and eats cake while old folks don't get a wheelchair to leave the house. That's exactly why people are annoyed. 10 Mio dollar in commission for denying people's claims. They suffer !!!
Well this aged poorly. The only thing this did was make the insurance companies change their minds about the anesthetic cap. The only thing this did was decrease insurance denials by almost 100%. Even if the insurance companies go back to denying 50% of the claims as they did before, each days' break will have saved lives and helped thousands who would have otherwise been denied. The fact that the investors just went on with the meeting once they found out he was not coming really shows them for the ghouls they are. This man technically saved lives. I think it is worthy to note that the oligarchy has noticed that the most well armed population in the world who lost pretty much every other right than the right to bear arms. Is about to use their last right against them.
I've been following the investigation of Brian Thompson, the CEO of United Healthcare assassination, and I have to say, I'm thoroughly disappointed in the American society. I've watched hundreds of videos on the case so far and I can't believe the multitudes of people who are making a "hero" out of the assassin.
This is NOT right.
A man was killed.
A wife was made a widow.
Children are now without a father.
A family has been devastated.
Our society has devolved into depraved indifference. Our humanity has been discounted.
In no way is this kind of behavior justified. And, it should not be elevated as being acceptable.
Get it right... Delay, Deny, Depose.
We as human beings strive for justice. If the companies think they can buy themselves out of justice we strive for other things.
Gone are those wonderful days when people were envious of wealthy doctors who were making all that money before Wall Street took over health care
We don't have many choices when it comes to insurance. You are cheated no matter what in many cases. It's obviously contemptible to limit anesthesia in coverage of surgery, and that's just one example. CEO's of companies making millions and millions by denying coverage are evil.
The jackals are the health "care" 😅 They play Russian roulette w/patient lives. DENY DENY DENY they w/legitimate life sustaining &/or sustaining claims. EVIL BEGETS EVIL. 1ST DO NO HARM. Evil @ it's core. How many people has this man killed?!
How many people died because they could not get approved for a procedure.
Thanks for your take, Doc. It is true, violence is not always the answer. However when there are circumstances as pointed to by the young man, that the public has pretty much thrown the towel in frustration and disgust against a system that is practically shielded by legalities and political interests, at some breaking point, someone will have to stand up and say, "Enough!!!" It is only then that when such a significant act resonates with the majority of the disadvantaged that lawmakers are able to redirect their focus on the things that really matter to the public.
2:50 “This poor man’s death”? You certainly don’t seem to mind all of the deaths he caused just line his pockets. The rich are being served what they asked for, Bon appétit 2:50
If insurance is mandatory for every citizen to have health insurance, home insurance car insurance, it should not be a publicly traded company on the stock market. There is no way to do the best service for customers and be publicly traded. Buying Super Bowl ads and then raising our ratesabsolutely not.
Celebrating murder in the street is a sign of the breakdown in our societal norms. Going backwards will prove detrimental to America’s future.
No one is celebrating but no one mourning either because people know their denials cost thousands their lives. Is there decisions not detrimental to America's future. Damn right !
I wonder doctor, have you ever tried to get coverage for something that a person truly needs, that is costly, through their health insurance. I'm sure most of us have desperately tried to explain to our insurance why we need to be covered, should be covered.
That was very inspiring. I hope you are right for everyone's sake.
Thank you for commenting.
He didn't mind others dying so him and his company could make money 🤑💰🤑 I've seen where the insurance company has decided to pay for the anaesthetic now instead of making their clients who have policies with them pay 😳 these people who are responsible for deciding if someone is entitled to treatment for which they have probably been paying into the insurance company for decades and it's not in THEIR financial interests to pay for said treatment obviously will always choose in their own best interests maybe 🤔 it's time for these decisions to be taken out of the insurers hands and put into an unbiased third party who's beholden to neither the insurance company or the patients it has to be a person who has no financial or personal investment in the decisions because the company will always err on the side of their investors and their stock market price 😳
Well he wasn’t poor because he was denied medical care. Save Dark Robin Hood.
I must concur…❤️🙏🌹
They celebrated ever mother,father,son,daughter and so ons death by having meetings of how they signed death warrants for thous. People are tired of it,he was a horrible person.
We’ve been pointing out the inconsistencies for decades. How’d that work out for us?
Corporate backside got some justice. There are consequences for evil doers in this life and the next .
Oh well. American people are fed up.
I understand where you’re coming from. BUT Are people celebrating their oppressor‘s death or a humans death? In my opinion, oppressors have lost their humanity.
Insurance companies shouldn’t be allowed to overcharge Americans 🇺🇸 while being able to maximize profits while ruining many families
What do you think the shareholders are doing? They are celebrating the death of policy holders when it makes them money.
Greedy legislators are Not the answer either
Doctors are delivering pizza to help pay off their student loans these days...
And who was trying to change that system but got blocked by SCOTUS but then was in the process of paying off existing student loans before his party got VOTED out? Blame the GOP and their voters.
Thank you
Murder is never warranted.
Agree, change the system is an appropriate response.
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Even if it’s for profit? That’s what the insurance companies do. They know people will die without help and they deny. Boom profit!
Yet United Healthcare was responsible for many by denying coverage and reimbursement.
How do we know it wasn't a hit job by one of the investors he defrauded and it's designed to make it seem like a disgruntled patient?
Was he defrauding investors? Seems to me he was catering to them.
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Assassin? Where are your crocodile tears for the numerous people that died because of his policy s? Correction sir, legislation? Right. Harry Truman, FDR failed at their attempts because of legislation.
I don't agree with the CEO being shot but at the same time how many claims did he have a hand in denying?
I am not celebrating his death.
However, I am not surprised that people are fed up with the lack of empathy and regards of these CEO'S, for the people who they're supposed to be helping.
People, are not a commodity and they have no rights to be playing games with people's lives, just for them to get more wealthy; while others are suffering, unnecessarily.
"What good does a man to win the whole world if in the process, he loses his soul."
The Talmud.
He, will be judged by his own personal deeds and by his own Creator.
depose not de·ceased
All of this world is a can of worms. Or...Pandora's Husband's box- (it wasn't even hers)...and all of the contents need examined.
Nice coat you have on-I'm certain it cost more than I could afford in 6 months! Certain I would receive a response to that comment would be I earned it. Wellll....your privilege of male/white/contacts/good schooling/more contacts/more schooling/ceaseless support provided the means.
If you used your status/position/rank you could have perhaps fought for a level field where no CEO would sell of shares of of necessities such as medical coverage-let alone fight for restrictions of weapons.
Pandora let lose sorrow, disease, vice, violence, greed, madness, old age, and death.....so was it Pandoras husband who opened the box-blaming his wife, just like we blame those stretched to the breaking point?
I do not celebrate but also I do not care much the guy was a killer that got kill.
Violece is never the correct answer
But it sure WAKES UP these criminal insurance monopolies
LONG OVERDUE KARMA ON REAL TIME DISPLAY. BIG ??? IS WHO IS NEXT.