#fuck healthcare ceos

[miryalle]

These dudes and dudettes don't want their identities out there. Definitely don't share this. 🤫

[deerteetharepretty]

Remember if you live in Manhattan today, YOU DIDNT SEE SHIT!!!

DENY, DEFEND, DEPOSE!

[switchkick]

[victusinveritas]

[nando161mando]

The response to this Ben Shapiro video.

Conservatives are waking up to the grift.

[punk-bed-junction]

I'll be so honest right now the thing I love about everyone not caring or congratulating the guy who downed the UnitedHealthcare CEO is that this will inspire other "copycats" if you know what I mean.

There are people who have nothing left to lose, people who want to make a mark in history, people who would want to be known nationwide, people who see through the NYPD's bluff and realize that they can get away with ending a CEOs life when everybody wants you to get away.

I'm not promoting anything! But this is something that has been seen time and time again in history, soooo

[hyperfixationinc]

So funny how Blue Cross basically went "You guys make a great point" and rolled back their anesthesia policy after the United CEO was killed

Seems like we might have found a form of protest that works

[coral-reef-in-command]

I'm surprised I haven't seen anyone make this yet

[anarchywoofwoof]

every single comment on this post has been nuked by reddit.

per what reddit mods have said, they are apparently cracking down on anything glorifying Luigi Mangione or "promoting violence".

so we're absolutely clear on reddit's opinion of "promoting violence":

r/CombatFootage, which regularly shares high definition, extremely graphic war footage, including drones dropping grenades on prone soldiers in Ukraine/Russia and people having limbs being blown off by explosions, has 1,761,375 subscribers. It is one of the top 500 subreddits by subscribers and in the Top 60 NSFW subreddits.

The Columbine Shooters have a subreddit for discussing the Columbine Killers and their families with over 33,000 members. It has been active since May 5th, 2020.

The Sandy Hook shooter has a subreddit dedicated to discussing him with 3,551 members. Here are some of the posts, in addition to pictures of him as a child. It has been active since December 3rd, 2021. he is also described by a mod of the subreddit as "not a pedophile, but an ephebophile."

The Pennsylvania Weis Markets shooter has a subreddit dedicated to discussing him with 500~ members. It has been active since April 15th, 2022.

The Apalachee High School shooter has a subreddit dedicated to discussing him with 260~ users. It was created the day of the shooting, September 4th, 2024.

if you dig through the frequent contributors to these subreddits, you will find that the vast amount of crossover from the users occurs in communities such as r/teenagers, r/highschool, r/roblox and a wide variety of subreddits dedicated to self harm, severe mental health struggles and other mass killers or topics related to them. totally normal stuff that reddit allows.

this is without seeking out all of the alt-right rat nests that have buried themselves underneath somewhat innocuous-looking community names pushing dog whistles and avoiding overt calls for violence.

every last one of these social media platforms, including the one that we are on, overtly allows glorification and deification of the most notorious, mentally unwell, violent, extremist mass killers in modern history. but if you show any kind of approval of what Luigi Mangione is accused of doing, you are censored not in days, but hours.

i sincerely hope this opens the eyes of people who previously didn't see the forest for the trees. this is what is meant by “they got you fighting a culture war to stop you fighting a class war.” not that our cultures aren't significant or that we don't have differences, but that ultimately, the divide among us lies in wealth, not in skin color.

as long as the "poors" are killing each other, there's no reason for alarm or concern. it's only when the roles are reversed that we see action taken or examples made of people like Luigi Mangione.

[johnny-depp-is-loved]

Healthcare is basic human rights. Healthcare should not be exclusive to only the rich.

[victusinveritas]

[nando161mando]

A perfect snapshot of America in the trending articles from 12/6/24

[cravesunconditionallove]

news: so yeah this vigilante guy in a hoodie killed this CEO, officials believe he was working alone

us: cool! so you mean anyone can pull this kind of thing off with the proper tools?

news: NO WAIT HE WAS ACTUALLY A HIRED HITMAN—

[4ishere]

The public’s reaction to that CEO being killed is so very telling. Even the ppl on fucking FACEBOOK think that guy got what he deserved. I’m not going to say these times are unprecedented because that’s not the case whatsoever. This is textbook what happens when one group of people make it impossible for the ppl below them to live. We have seen this time and time again. These CEOs can delude themselves into thinking it won’t be them and that their actions don’t have consequences. But we have just seen the outcome for this delusion.

[asherousstuff]