Spyke
lemmy.world

First off, allegedly killed him. He hasn't been convicted yet and saying he did it right off the bat is pretty messed up. Innocent until proven guilty. And secondly, it's pretty telling that their answer was to hide instead of actually treating people like people.

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lemmy.world

This is what I noticed too, Business insiders legal language is fucked in this article.

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Even the authorities are making improper statements of presumed guilt. No fair trial is even possible at this point. It this isn't grounds for immediate dismissal I don't know what is.

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Thtevenreply
lemmy.world

Ohhhh the money only trickles down if they're afraid. Makes sense.

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lemmy.world

Health insurance execs responsible for the destruction of so many lives fear for their own?

Sounds like society starting to heal.

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Let's not count our chickens before they hatch. Need to see a few more eat it along with their bootlicking mercs before we hit that point.

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"as evidence to prove this person sitting here killed the CEO, all the executives got scared and one even changed their physical appearance"

I don't see what the point of bringing this up, unless you are trying to present as evidence.

Monsters being afraid of lightbulbs being shone on their misdeeds isn't proof of anything other than the fact that they are afraid that their actions will get them the same body bag that their victims customers get.

They feel only the threat of immediate retaliatory killing and changing physical appearance were their best chance of preventing themselves from coming to harm, rather than getting people the medical treatment they need.

Honestly their best defence would have been to immediately say "oh thank God he's gone, we can finally start approving the much needed care we have always wanted to" and spend a week or two eating money until people are convinced they aren't soulless ghouls. Whether they believe it or not doesn't matter, they could have maxed out their PR but instead decided more money was the better option.

I've no sympathy at all.

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piefed.social

Lyin in state just like brian thompson did. Lying in state just like brian thompson did.

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The real terrorists are every politician that enables these scumbag insurers. If they're going to act like terrorists, then they should be treated like those they claim are terrorists.

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No one even skin the article? This is the prosecution trying to make the terrorism charge stick. Any prosecutor worth his salt, and morally lacking enough to take the case, would of course try to show that Mangione's actions caused terror. (Don't come at me with "alleged", this is the prosecution talking.)

I should also note that the reason they're going for the terrorism charge is that's the only way, in this case, to call for the death penalty in New York State.

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DA says 40 UnitedHealthcare execs got bodyguards, and one dyed her hair after Luigi Mangione killed CEO Brian Thompson | Spyke