Oh, shit. First, no I’m not in the legal profession. Second, I’m definitely having issues with comprehension skills this morning. I think I understand what you meant earlier. I agree wholeheartedly that those folks who you’re talking about should be charged with manslaughter, or even worse crimes.
Yeah I was reading your first part thinking, Amen. Then it turned lol
In fairness, it's not just you. That particular post was really unclear. I read it the same way you did.
Or the millions of unnecessary deaths around the world. No, let's be sad about an overpaid CEO whose job was to put profits over people. Yea, that's the ticket.
I just started a thread about the economics of private insurance. Your participation would be great, but you'll have to open your mind just a bit. It's not necessarily that you're wrong about for-profit insurance, but there's a lot more to the question and it's important to get to the right place with the right reasons.
I think the logic is like this, and I don't understand what's wrong with it. Let's say there's an earthquake that will kill 100 people. We can't change that. But can we wish that, if 100 people have to die, it would be a group of 100 bad guys? You know, like Enrique Tarrio, Elon Musk, Daniel Ortega, etc. I don't see anything wrong with that, although I've been criticized heartily for it.
So you are celebrating the murder of a husband and father because you want to piss off some stranger from the internet that you'll never meet? Maybe talk that one through with a therapist.
Yes, I am on board with this. It’s fucking horrible.
That's probably good.
I'm sure he meant this:
He's probably sipping a Chang on Pattaya beach by now
There are serial killers who were husbands and fathers. Being a husband and a father is not some totem that grants the bearer additional humanity when their life's work has been inhumane.
Ok, so maybe we should just round up people, a few hundred at a time. Hook them up to a polygraph and then ask them if they would work for a health insurance company for $10 million per year. If they say yes, or if they say no but lie, then would you be OK with summary execution? Good luck getting rid of the entirety of humanity.
If you spent even a fraction of the time you do making up conversations that nobody is having attacking positions no one is taking ACTUALLY participating in this discussion, you might come close to a point.
You are the one comparing people who work for health insurance companies to serial killers. Is working for an insurance company illegal? Is it unethical? Does it warrant the death penalty? Would you support a mass shooter going wild at a random health insurance company? Do you think that every employee at BCBS should be sent to prison? I’m just trying to understand where you think the line is. Do all people who work for insurance companies deserve to die, or just the rich ones?
Your wild leaps of very limp logic are getting really old. Seems pretty intentional and troll-like, just in case you don’t realize that.
As through this life you travel