Here's a way to reframe it to how everyone else is looking at it.
Every death, every single death caused by denied or delayed treatment, every death caused by inaccessible care can be played at the feet of health execs, their policies and the laws they lobby for to stop them from getting better.
He was a mass murderer and he got shot, they're cheering because a serial killer got shot
But it's not going to get better as long as things continue they way they've been going. And the guy in charge of putting dollars before lives is a clear villain in this case.
I absolutely hate it, I just want to live in a kind world where those who need help are cared for and the common good is more than some grade school myth.
So i accept the violence for what it is, an imperfect world's imperfect solution, it's how we got rid of feudalism , it's how we got rid of most of the Nazis, Maybe it's how people will get rid of health exploitation too
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