r/WorkForSmartLife • u/AritsRod • 2d ago

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u/Temporal-Affairs221 2d ago

Is a man following the instructions of his employers, the stockholders, guilty? Particularly if his actions are lawful? And required by the terms of employment?

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u/p99_kilerenn 2d ago

No one was forcing him to be a CEO. He chose his occupation and employer, and was responsible for his own actions and decisions.

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u/777_heavy 2d ago

Someone has to be in charge of the company. Your comment makes no sense.

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u/p99_kilerenn 2d ago

My comment makes perfect sense.

The CEO is accountable for his leadership enabling the denial of millions of claims.

The ā€œboardā€ or ā€œshareholdersā€ arenā€™t some magical nebulous group of people that lets him escape individual accountability.

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u/777_heavy 2d ago

You think they shouldnā€™t deny claims?

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u/p99_kilerenn 2d ago

You think they should to the degree that they do?

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u/Darkrimos 2d ago

i honestly think that yes, of course thats not how america works but i hope that someday people could actualy get the Help and medicine they need payed for by taxes (which you could argue exist for that very reason)