Healthcare CEO Assassinated, Killer Arrested!

REWARDS:
NYPD: $10,000
FBI: $50,000
United Health Care: $0.00

You have to admire their consistency.

 

I haven't seen a poster for the $50,000 reward but if you look closely at the $10,000 one, it says "Up to" in smaller print. Lol

 

For many years I have used “advair” for asthma. Since I have had asthma since 1945, it has been live changing. It was a drug marketed by GSK at a very high cost and then the patent expired. For about 5 years the company fought the introduction of a generic. Finally a generic has been introduced and I now pay about $4 for 3 mo. Your concerns are right on.

 

A vapid misogynistic incel sponsored by a snake-oil company hawking hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin?
How entirely predictable.

 

Here at UHC, we're working to keep costs low so we can get you the care you need.

No worries. Doctor Oz will fix everything. And we can get some of those unobtainium-berry supplements on the cheap, too...

 

So--this mornings story about the shooter provides some understanding to me about how something like this can happen. The story has an extensive description of the mans back pain. I don't condone it--but I can see how a person can be driven to an extreme measure because of excruciating pain.
I loved nailing up wood roofing--I was fast and good at it and I could get a job doing so anywhere and any time I wanted a job. Sitting on my left side working eventually caused my spine to curve to the right and furthermore caused a disc to fracture . The pain was horrible and I could barely function, so my girl friend drove me to a hospital in Honolulu. I had long hair at that time and the doctor that I saw asked me to stand up out of the wheelchair . I could NOT do so. He left the room and they kicked me out of the hospital because the doctor didn't believe me!! Thought I was faking. You know how we hippies are!!

Lady friend wheeled me out of the hospital and down the street. At a crosswalk, a lady asked her why she was crying , my friend told her and the lady said --"I'll get you into the hospital in Kailua. (on the other side of the island.) She did so and I got fixed. Over the years, the pain would get bad and fortunately I found chiropractors that would get me back in shape to work. I'm retired now and still have some pain on a daily basis, but I think my brain has conditioned itself to minimize it and I'm OK. But--- I can see how horrible pain might drive someone to flip out and do something that would be unthinkable under normal circumstances.

 

Not only did Mangione have really bad pain, but he said he could no longer have sex due to the injury. So that plus the fact United healthcare wouldn't cover his injury is probably enough to drive someone to do something radical.

And just before his injury he was bragging about how big his dick is.

 

Do you really think that manifesto is real? If he was in so much pain, how was he functioning so well for the assassination and escape?

All the "evidence" is screaming "set up".

 

The link between wounded males and the Alt right would be an intriguing subject to explore on another thread. That's essentially what the Proud Boys were--millennial males living in their Moms' basements learning to stand up for themselves and to have sex with something other than their own hands. Fight Club in action. "Proud boys, stand back and stand by." D.J.T.

 

Seems to me all the evidence is pointing to guilt. He has social media footprints that antedate support the Manifesto. But he hasn't even been charged yet. As you say, innocent until proven guilty. But the conspiracy theorist's mindset will always find an alternative to the available evidence.

 

He's probably on pain killers, which might help his defense. He has huge screws embedded in his spine, likely the reason he can't have sex, the pain of the screws!

United healthcare probably also refuses to pay for his pain meds.

It's amazing how this event has sparked public dialogue and acknowledgement of how badly the private health care system has failed.

And it's created a new folk hero in the process.

 

Yeah--he probably just wants pain meds to get high. You know how those insurance customers are. Always trying to screw the insurance companies.

 

Having lived in two different countries with “public” health insurance, and used those systems, I do not believe that would improve the situation. Based on my experiences, I believe it would significantly increase wait times and reduce the available treatments and technology. It also significantly reduces the efficiency and courteousness of the staff.

I don’t care for the private insurance system, as it currently operates, but I would not suggest that things would be better if the government “provided” all the health insurance.

 

I'm guessing he was denied because he got hurt surfing, being negligent, a pre-existing condition or some shit like that.

Did he not pay an extra $500 a month for that extra coverage limited specifically to cover a surfing accident on a weekday in that particular cove on the nothshore of Oahu? No? Oh, sorry, Charlie!

 

I'll take a long wait time over debt any day.

 

it's like a foreign language these people speak but he is in this video "value based care" wtf does that mean ?



21:52 Brian thompson

 

I can tell you from personal experience, back pain will make you crazy. "oh, I have a backache" No you don't..... Constant nerve pain with no relief so crazy you can hardly move - pain killers won't touch it - they make you just not care as much about it - until they wear off. To get a spinal fusion or even disk repair, it takes months to jump through their hoops and I though I would lose my mind. Getting that fixed transformed my life at the time.