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One of these days an obscure firearm from a limited production run that never saw any real combat will be used in a high profile homicide case, you'll see!
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson fatally shot outside Hilton hotel in Midtown in targeted attack: cops - Just Part and Parcel of visiting a Big City
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At the very least this will force other CEOs to use the service entrance where the garbage usually is.
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No they don't unless they curate a media image (which 99% of them don't) and even then, their security looks less like the Secret Service and more like hanging out with your buff friend.
Here's what Bezos' security looks like when he's walking around NYC:
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And this is why you should never ever deny John Wick's Medical Claims.
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At times over the years believe UHC has managed one of the two national Tricare contracts, West and East, believe they managed ours in the West for a few years. This may not be common knowledge but companies compete with the military to manage these contracts, so there must be a lot of money in it for the companies. We've been pretty well taken care of over the last 25 years or so, no complaints.
It's been said that the American health care system is broken. If the American health care system was truly broken I likely wouldn't be here typing this. The system has its' problems but it works. Wouldn't want to get my medical care anywhere else, and this is from someone who has been through a good deal of major-league medical shit over the past 15 years.
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I... Have... I've turned down... walked away from making serious money becasue...
I wanted to feel like a human being with a soul and not live in a sociopathic society of the Super Rich.
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The condolence post from the company is filled with laugh emojis on Facebook.
I'm not going to link or archive because Facebook includes a bunch of gypsy tracking shit.
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The US healthcare system is one where your coverage is determined largely by your skill + your employer.
Work a nice enough job or have enough raw talent and your care is better than nearly all socialized models. If you don't, you get something close to a public Eastern European healthcare service. If you are destitute, you get covered by the state.
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His wife and children loved him, and he loved them.
If his decisions harmed someone in particular, I respect their and their loved ones' anger and ill wishes. Everyone else is just hyperventilating into their headgear.
Grow up.
Who do you think is going to vote him out? Shareholders, whose stock has increased on a hockey-stick trajectory for 20 years running? Lol, sure.
"Litigate him out" for doing his job (which was increasing profitability and thereby shareholder equity at the parent company)?
Yes, pressuring legislators for additional/ refined regulation on healthcare insurers would be a civilized thing to do. Though good luck.
Assassination is third-world bullshit, best reserved for coup-eyed rivals and despots, and anyone celebrating open murder on the streets of America is a vile piece of shit.
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Wearing a bright blue blazer seems like an odd choice. For starters it's just not a good look but also, perhaps more importantly, very distinct. Very convenient for an assassin.
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Apparently the CEO had been receiving threats over a "lack of coverage":
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Uh, because he's fucking good at doing hit jobs on CEO's lmao? Idk. Camera quality looked like shit and he was in a hoodie and mask. Not much to go off of
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Because people never try to kill the elites. Plus murdering someone who are complete strangers are one of the hardest to solve. Also considering this guy used a bike be probably has a stash in an alleyway for clothes and an ID to escape with.
If this was a hit on a CEO I can imagine this is a no expense spared type of thing.
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Guilty as charged. I'll even thrown in a Death to America for free.
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Has anyone else posted in this thread that everyone has a name and address?
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It’s New York. There is a good chance it was junkie with bad trigger discipline that wanted to rob him.
Which is why I think this is probably a robbery gone wrong. If anyone wanted to assassinate him. It would be a baby boomer.
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Bitch, the video was clear, his gun was jamming from the suppressor. He left 3 live rounds at the scene. Nigger had a hipoint or something.
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I'll level with those rare few who find it ghoulish that we're openly celebrating a man's death: I agree in spirit. But insurance companies are so habitually cruel and evil that even Disney was making fun of it nearly twenty years ago. Think of the most cartoonish vision you have for a corporation, it's not as bad as the reality for insurance firms.
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Denying Chuck Norris is worse. The government hasn't figured out how to control roundhouse kicks.
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For a gun that provides no real benefit that can’t be done with a manually cycled semi-auto?
Here’s another point: Welrods and Welrod clones are pretty rare firearms, so it would narrow down the list of perpetrators to known purchasers, which I imagine is a much smaller list that just a non-descript semi-auto.