OMG, that meme! do you have any idea what is the context?
Starship troopers https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0120201/
Just realized that I might have misunderstood your question. It's a giant (telepathic) bug, and it was afraid because it got captured.
Maybe this extend to other corporations. Nestle, FIFA, Blackstone…
Other corpos in the same industry are def taking note https://www.cnn.com/2024/12/05/health/anthem-blue-cross-blue-shield-anesthesia-claim-limits/index.html
Most likely just spending more on security.
This is the part thats exciting to me.
Who hasn't been affected by this? Or hasn't seen health insurance denials hurt people?
They can pay security all they want. But the security better be truly sociopathic because whatever the salaries they get paid still won't bring back friends, family, neighbors, mentors, etc.
And who says the security will be loyal? Just like who says the cops are really gonna try to catch this guy?
The hatred of the health insurance companies is truly universal. In such a divided polarized country it’s truly incredible how unifying this act of murder was.
Everyone except the politicians have to deal with these insurance companies. That includes cops and private security. How many of them have had their claims denied for their sick children or family members? No amount of money can buy off that rage.
Do you mean blackrock? FIFA and all the international sporting organizations suck and are corrupt as hell but they’re just not on the same level of evil as health insurance companies. Nestle is, but it’s evilness isn’t really in America, it’s elsewhere, and elsewhere isn’t armed to the teeth like we are.
I’m shocked it’s taken this long.
Nestlé is Swiss, and the Swiss have a gun ownership rate that doesn't exactly say "not armed to the teeth". And they siphoning the great lakes is definitely a North American problem.
Indeed it would be a horrible development if the missing liability would be enforced by vigilantes!
..., exxon, shell, chevron, ...
Exxon-mobil... BP...
Those don't affect people as personally as healthcare so it's unlikely.
Give it a decade or two, when the effects of climate change really start fucking people over, they lose their jobs/housing/food, that's when shit will hit the fan. We're still only at the beginning of the effect, and when they really hit it will put the squeeze on everything. The current system is cracking under its own weight.
And the housing market is just a ticking time bomb.
How is this not the top comment?
They know they're evil and everyone hates them.
They're fine with that, cause the money is good and the plebs don't matter.And up until now the only consequences, if there were any, were
finesthe cost of doing business.
I can’t find where I read this, but very few of the over 16,000 employees mourned the guy, as he was really hated.
I gotcha
Resentment for Thompson was widespread at the company, the employee said, citing an internal company announcement about his death that only garnered 28 comments despite being seen by 16,000 employees.
https://www.kenklippenstein.com/p/unitedhealthcare-tells-employees
As one commenter put it: "You know your business is valid and moral when you have to run internal affairs like the mob".
"My condolences."
This comment is not a guarantee of sympathy. Sympathy must be reviewed for necessity before determination of it can be established.
If there was ever a time for jury nullification this is it.
Hopefully it never comes to that. I think it's more likely they pick a scapegoat than catch the actual assassin. The pictures that came out yesterday don't even look like the same person.
That corrupt motherfucker Eric Adams needs a win badly. Remember the Central Park Five?
That would be fucking glorious. We've already seen the rule of law not apply to politicians and the rich. Let's see how they like when it doesn't apply to common folk either.
PR machine already going out to protect the rich.
Seems pretty reasonable since our elected officials will not help us
It's a good time to see some important cogs in their perspective machine.
I kind of agree with them. Going around shooting people is not great for society.
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Kinda reminds me of the time Ken McElroy was murdered in the middle of Skidmore Missouri during an altercation where most of the town was present and "nobody saw anything".
[Chuckles] "I'm in danger."
I am kind alarmed at how many people are ok with murder.
Me too. Millions of people murdered for greed.
