#deny a claim

[geezerwench]

Delay. Deny. Depose.

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some of my favs

[lun-rk800]

When you kill a healthcare ceo, it’s terrorism. When someone shoots your kid in elementary school, it’s thoughts and prayers for like a week and then they move on. It truly shows the fact that terrorism is whatever the american government wants it to mean.

[cat-mermaid]

HELL YES, look how scared they are at the public's reaction, this is amazing

[coffeelovinggayidiot]

Okay so it's fairly likely that Luigi Mangione was the Claim Adjuster (ignoring the posibility that the police is lying about their facts).

This man will have flaws, all humans do. He will have opinions you disagree with, all humans do.

DO NOT let them villaify him to you! What he did was a net positive morally and he's actions led to the biggest real actions around class disperacy.

[prole-log]

[victusinveritas]

[rdqt]

"The inspiration for the firearm comes from a Welrod pistol - a British gun developed by special forces in WW2.

Its mechanical design and inbuilt suppressor meant the Welrod is quiet - so the shooter could assassinate Nazis."

Link

[faerie-hideaway]

Let's collectively reflect on why Luigi's manifesto has not been publicly released and why every other mass murderer and school shooter has their manifesto released within days.

Let's reflect on the manifestos that have been posted on reddit yet they are censoring there and across the news media.

This is a class war and they're censoring information to keep influence in their favor.

[therainingkingofithaca]

I think it should be noted that The Claims Adjuster indirectly saved hundreds, if not thousands, of lives. His actions intimidated Blue Cross Blue Shield into reversing it's new anesthesia policy, which would've led to rushed surgeries, people being unable to afford the surgeries in the first place, and people becoming impoverished in the wake of extremely high medical bills.

The life of a mass murderer, in exchange for the lives of hundreds of people (and that's if we're going with a low estimate).

Maybe he didn't intend to get that specific policy reversed, but he definitely intended to send a message to big healthcare companies and draw attention to all the lives lost due to their greed, and it worked. Possibly better than he'd imagined.

Just some food for thought.

[marcysdreamydays11]

You know its fucking bad when fucking prisoners are saying to free him this has gotta be a fever dream rn

[lun-rk800]

Why do they keep accidentally making him look like the coolest person alive don’t they want us to hate him

[cat-mermaid]

twitter delivers with the good stuff :)

[elledotexe]

[animelover32456]

Apparently someone in my state hacked into one of those road signs that tell you stuff with the words

"One less CEO, Many more to go"

They tried to find who did it but by the time they saw the sign in person the message wasn't there anymore

Whoever did that you're legit a legend man

[victusinveritas]

Definitely two diffrent handsome people.