I guess suspects will be a list of people who have been paying into United Health Care insurance who thought they were covered, but got turned down, possibly for a terminal illness, for greater profits.
I guess suspects will be a list of people who have been paying into United Health Care insurance who thought they were covered, but got turned down, possibly for a terminal illness, for greater profits.
https://www.propublica.org/article/unitedhealth-healthcare-i...
edit: We do not know the shooters motivations, nor do I presume to know. But wanted to add a link for context to the above comment to show context for the statement.
I think it's a really good open question as to why more unhinged Americans do school shootings than healthcare insurance executive shootings.
I'd love to read a sociology paper on it.
When you have an event like this, with the overwhelmingly positive reception by regular people, and within 24 hours BCBS rolls back a plan that has been years in the making to limit anesthesia during surgery, it shows two things:
1) murdering people who themselves murder people is not really socially unacceptable
2) direct action works in ways that the system does not
Maybe that changes the status quo a little, who knows?
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