Well, maybe if you had, you would have developed a personality instead of being boring, uninteresting, dull and humorless. You’re not clever. You’re not witty. You’re just there. Like a piece of furniture. You’re easily forgettable. You seem to remember my posts but I can’t recall any of yours.
You’re notably testy right now because you remember all of them. And they were all on point calling out your bullshit from the ideas themselves to the tactics you use to try to force them.
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And they have, and lost. They’ve also, like in this case, been killed.
The dead guy was going to until it was made a moot point.
You’re projecting.
Exactly………
I think we are done here.
One of us is.
Well it’s never you, that’s for sure, but you just validated what I was saying without realizing it and I’m not interested in twisting the conversation to Homer’s Iliad or some shit, so you’re right. There, you won something.
Yet, you’re the one who just mentioned Homer as well as Shakespeare and Chaucer. I didn’t bring any of them up. Like I said, you’re an answer looking for a question. When someone says they don’t want to talk about what no one is talking about, maybe they really do want to talk about it.
The level of mental retardation is strong with this one.
Because we don’t have a single-payer healthcare system like every other developed country in this world.
Yeah, I wouldn’t cry for those merchants of death either.
And that means they should make people suffer and sometimes die?
As far as I’m concerned he got off easy, considering the amount of people he helped to make suffer so that he could live in a lap of luxury. What a fucking scumbag!
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Can you answer this question @castoli1971?
Who should outraged people in the United Kingdom be assassinating when they don’t get the healthcare outcomes they wanted?
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I guess if we’re following this logic the next target should be UnitedHealth stock holders. They are the ones who demand a return on investment. The CEOs boss really.
Or maybe we should have actual competition in healthcare, something we’ve never tried and drive costs down.
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This line of thinking is part of the problem.
Adverse health events make people suffer and sometimes die.
Medical professionals attempt to reverse or treat these scenarios. And they charge money to do it. Usually a lot of money. So much money most people can’t afford them.
Enter insurance companies, who allow a monthly payment in return for covered costs should something happen. Excluding, of course, stated exclusions.
Also enter politicians forcing everyone to participate so poor people can be subsidized.
Now we have two cost leaders. Medical professionals themselves, and poor people.
Both drive up the cost of insurance because companies by law are forced to maintain a revenue ratio loosely defined as the very basic concept of “money in/money out”.
And there we have it.
Keep in mind you’re free to pay out of pocket and bypass insurance altogether as this portion of ACA was reversed. It’s the medical professionals declining your treatment, not the insurance company.
But if you want to rage against the machine instead at least attack the problem. Kill poor people and healthcare professionals.
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Yes, another truth-bomb that your propagandized mind has a hard time processing.
Had I known that you were on the case, I wouldn’t have bothered.
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You think murdering stock holders in untiedhealth would be justified? Its massive. I wouldnt be surprised if your own retirement fund hand some shares.
NYSE - UnitedHealth Goup Incorporated (UNH) on Friday closed down 29.35 (-5.07%) at 549.62
Somebody was paying attention.
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Are they being charged at the same time they are deliberately being made to suffer so that some others can live the good life?
No. Think of a patient who needed some sort of life saving or life altering care in the UK.
They didn’t get it, but someone else did.
Who should be assassinated in that case?
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If they are part of making the decisions that make people suffer for more profit, then yes.
And no i don’t own any stocks in the “healthcare” industry nor defense contractors for that matter.