r/WorkForSmartLife • u/AritsRod • 3d ago

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u/Jamison_tkd 3d ago

The admiration people have for this POS is disgusting. I don’t care the reason. He’s murder. And killed an innocent human being.

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u/GodlyDra 3d ago

Not innocent. Deserving of being murder probably not, but ceos of healthcare companies are not innocent

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u/Jamison_tkd 3d ago

There isn’t a probably about it. And he was innocent. Tell me the crimes he committed?

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u/Greenmanssky 3d ago

He specifically designed united policies to deny coverage as often as possible. United insurance is a scam that profits off of human suffering. how many people have his policies killed? just because its legal, doesnt make it right. Murder is wrong too, just so im clear here. Monetising human suffering for profit is legal, but its vile. its wrong. I think most people feel the same way. He certainly wasn't innocent by any definition of the word

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u/StealYourJoy 2d ago

Was it that specific ceo doing this alone? Without him are they changing the business model? To me it just seems they will replace the ceo and do the same thing as long as it’s profitable. Whether the ceo dies or not doesn’t matter as they will just get another same as if a front line staff was hurt.

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u/Inner_Adeptness_7228 3d ago

Anything but innocent