We had that but the courts said crazy people have a right to be crazy and the feds and states all slashed mental health budgets to the bone 40 years ago. Now the overworked psych docs just give them pills and hope for the best because that's all they can do unless they are an outright threat to themselves or others. And that's before we get into the handful of available beds being taken up by junkies playing the system until their next welfare checks show up.
Fair point, I was just throwing my thoughts there.
It says to me at least he practiced enough with it to know it was a issue that was going to happen. He didn't act surprised in the video in the slightest. He knew his kit was faulty. He was banking on surprise and landing the first shot to give him time to get follow ups
Nah, I've had the displeasure of being around the kids of people like this and they are all A-grade cunts. Besides most hate their parents so I doubt they'll care.
There's simply not enough protection, not enough cops for every piece of shit upper echelon asshole.
Those judges are exactly the kind that have surveillance 24/7 and gangbangers know better than to fuck with them because if they do its not the cops but the feds going after them, and they'll get "accidentally" shot in the process for sure.
Doing bombs its way more difficult, let alone placing them. Breivik who is possibly the most elaborate mass shooter yet failed at this.
Seen people doing silencers with truck oil filters.
Gaben runs a private company that does right by its customers and as a consequence has loyal customers (despite many alternatives) and makes tons of dosh. This scumbag runs a public company that makes money extorting people (personal healthcare is prohibitively expensive so if your work has united health care you effectively have no choice) and then makes MORE money by denying coverage and killing people.
Eat the rich, all that jazz.
Ding ding ding! Most easily solved murders are committed by someone with a clear personal motivation and relation to the victim, it’s simply a matter of finding the incriminating evidence to accuse one of the suspects beyond a reasonable doubt. In this case, while it’s fairly easy to surmise a motivation, the list of potential suspects runs in at least the tens of thousands, if we’re being conservative. If he isn’t caught within the next couple of days, he’s getting away with it, at least for the next couple of decades.
Yep, that was calculated. Had a silencer and everything. How much you want to bet that every CEO/important person will have security on a two block radius after that stunt?
I mean even leaving mental health out of the equation I have heard anecdotes that most americans live paycheck to paycheck and are only one medical emergency away from either dying or being turbofucked with medical debt for life.
No thats Steward Health. That AI lawsuit is UHG though.
IMHO, more coincidence than conspiracy. UHG is headquartered in Minnesota of all places.
Fortunately, Obamacare's individual mandate was eliminated by President Donald Trump in 2017, but the employer mandate is still in effect.
This is a really outdated photo, this is an updated picture taken literally yesterday.
Coming from a strictly coverage perspective and not quality of care, Tricare is pretty damn good all things considered.
I've seen that program in action, it's some pretty advanced shit, they have data going back decades. It's called InterQual. Although I think the headlines are being a bit misleading. The computer isn't doing the denial. It shows "evidence-based clinical analytics" (their words not mine) to a medical director (i.e physician) who approves/denies. The laws are pretty strict, only a physician can approve/deny coverage, because providers have a right to an appeal and talk to that director (its called a peer to peer). Although I do know for certain procedures and maybe certain states a mid-level provider can approve, but not deny. Jury is still out on if UHG must award damages though.
Gaben also isn't nesicary for literal life and death. It's just games. Not getting a kidney transplant. Not many people would be angry enough to attack him even if he fucked up.
For the sake of your sanity, keep the schadenfreude reserved for the morally bankrupt CEO. It's not the asshole's kids' fault he was an asshole.
Damn, maybe UHC's services are better than I thought!
Back when I was adjusting liability claims, some dude pulled into our total loss unit because it was a small shitty TPA and punched one of the adjusters there in the face, so we all tackled that nigga while a bunch of fat white woman were screaming nonstop for the police. After that, we all got together and did what everyone did after work on Friday, get blackout drunk and complain about insane claimants and the work load. The dude who got punched didn’t take the day off because he was running hot on a few claims despite management advising him to go home for the day.
That's like asking DSP not to beg. Spoiler alert, it's not gonna happen.
Even if that weren't the case, Gaben in 2004 literally kept Erik Wolpal (who eventually went on to write Half Life 2/E1+2, TF2, Portal, L4D, Portal 2, Artifact, Alyx etc) on payroll when he was sick with the mandate of "Your job is to get better":
And keep in mind this was before he even worked on most of the major games that he did.
I feel there's a story there, how do you get a broken spine from a car going that slow?
