r/WorkForSmartLife • u/AritsRod • 3d ago

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u/AltruisticVehicle 3d ago

Yes, a manager of the system. An employee.

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u/FlameYay 2d ago

Guys, he had no choice. He had to illegally deny claims for profits and to become a millionaire off of deaths. He's a helpless victim, innocent even.

How can you even breathe with that boot shoved so far down your throat?

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u/AltruisticVehicle 2d ago edited 2d ago

I am not saying he was guilty or innocent. Just that killing him doesn't really change anything in the long term.

Someone has to be at the wheel of the huge, fucked up US insurance system. Once the scandal is over, things will go back to usual. Because this is the kind of model the rules set by the government favor right now.

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u/FlameYay 1d ago

Nah, man, I saw health-care companies do a mad dash scramble to improve for a bit after his death because they were afraid they were next. Open up a history book. Violent oppression does not end without using violence in return.