United Healthcare CEO gunned down

[vraiblonde]

Even when it was bin Laden, I would have preferred he go to trial and face people for what he'd done.

Not me. I'm good with execution. If these people had any conscience or remorse, sure, make them face what they did. But they don't. They couldn't care less and efforts to shame them go unsatisfied.

I don't know a single thing about this NYC murder guy so I can't say whether he deserved it or not. Just because he's the CEO of an HMO doesn't mean he's necessarily personally evil. Or maybe it does.... Or maybe he was trafficking little children and should have suffered more. I'm not prepared to make a call. But I'll bet money there's more to this story.

 

[herb749]

CRYPTIC Message Found On Casing In UnitedHealth CEO ASSASSINATION, Leftist Journo CALLS FOR MORE​

Of course now that she said that, and is supposed to be someone on the right, the right will get blamed.

 

[Monello]

You still have to be a really sick MF'er to CELEBRATE someone's killing.

Even when it was bin Laden, I would have preferred he go to trial and face people for what he'd done.

I don't have an issue with celebrating a terrorists' demise. F them.

And I shed no tears when some criminal meets up with a 2A supporter with a quick draw.

instant justice

 

[thurley42]

You still have to be a really sick MF'er to CELEBRATE someone's killing.

Even when it was bin Laden, I would have preferred he go to trial and face people for what he'd done.

Remember these are the same people who both claim the moral high ground in every instance - but also wish Crooks had gotten Trump.
AND - they call US "haters".

I spent the better part of my 20s going after that turd and lost too many friends to talk about......i celebrated my ass off that night and got drunk for my boys that were no longer here....

Furthermore, I applaud anyone who makes the elites sleep a little more uneasy for the unethical crap they pull....so I guess Im a sick MF'er

I can live with that.

 

[SamSpade]

I don't know a single thing about this NYC murder guy so I can't say whether he deserved it or not.

Kinda why I believe in trials, because personally - I think it's fairly certain this man played ZERO PART in any personal grievance this guy had with United Healthcare. If it is - as many conjecture - a personal vendetta against the healthcare company because of denial of a service - the person most directly involved never ever communicated anything about it - to the CEO. He may be top dog - but it's fairly certain nothing he has done had anything to do with it - he didn't set policy, he didn't make the decisions, he didn't cut costs and refuse service.

The WORST case is - he's like Roy Scheider's guy in The Rainmaker - he's way too far up to have ANY IDEA what is going on.

 

[SamSpade]

I spent the better part of my 20s going after that turd and lost too many friends to talk about.....

Ok, well - that's bin Laden. And I picked the VERY WORST EXAMPLE I could think of.

Why do people celebrate the murder of a company executive?

Sorry - I can't stand the likes of people like Biden - but I would never CELEBRATE his murder. I just can't. I think it's sickening.

 

[thurley42]

Ok, well - that's bin Laden. And I picked the VERY WORST EXAMPLE I could think of.

Why do people celebrate the murder of a company executive?

Sorry - I can't stand the likes of people like Biden - but I would never CELEBRATE his murder. I just can't. I think it's sickening.

haha touche

I'm not celebrating, but i'm surely not losing sleep over some ******* that's job in life was to provide medical coverages to people who PAY for said services....how many people do you think his policies were directly responsible for killing? All to have a better quarterly report.....That guy who did it obviously wasn't a pro.....he was standing under a camera chilling for who knows how long......in my head he's someone who lost someone he loved very deeply because he unfortunately had that insurance...who knows, but if that's the case, go get em...

 

[Kyle]

They have him on Starbucks cameras too.

 

[GURPS]

I would never CELEBRATE his murder. I just can't. I think it's sickening.

I do not consider Bin Hidden's Death to be Murder ... just justified retribution by the state in defense of the citizens

Killing may be justified

the ORIGINAL meaning of the 1st Commandment

Thou Shall Not Murder - Not KILL used later

 

[Kyle]

I do not consider Bin Hidden's Death to be Murder ... just justified retribution by the state in defense of the citizens

Killing may be justified

the ORIGINAL meaning of the 1st Commandment

Thou Shall Not Murder - Not KILL used later

I'd bet if Moses jotted those down today, there'd be a carve out justification for left lane slow-pokes and people that take their shoes off in public places.

 

[stgislander]

They have him on Starbucks cameras too.

Just heard on WMAL, they have him on camera without the mask at a hostel.

 

[GURPS]

NYPD DROPS PHOTOS In UnitedHealth ASSASSINATION Case, Democrat Billionaires FUNDED THIS Lawlessness​

 

[SamSpade]

haha touche

I'm not celebrating, but i'm surely not losing sleep over some ******* that's job in life was to provide medical coverages to people who PAY for said services....how many people do you think his policies were directly responsible for killing? All to have a better quarterly report.....That guy who did it obviously wasn't a pro.....he was standing under a camera chilling for who knows how long......in my head he's someone who lost someone he loved very deeply because he unfortunately had that insurance...who knows, but if that's the case, go get em...

I don't think that gives every sociopath with a grievance, imagined or not, the right to go slaughter a complete stranger, because he thinks that person caused him his pain.

This is the reasoning of terrorists and criminals - maybe justice is slow - but we can't have people just killing whomever they believe has aggrieved them. What's the point of courts at all, if just shooting someone "fixes" it?

 

[glhs837]

I've had United for over 8 yrs, have never had an issue with them.
On another note apparently the Feds are starting an insider trading investigation with UHC. Maybe he was a star witness.

Might be they are more predatory with newer customers. Had them for a year three years back and they were not so bad. Combine that with the loss of my Doc of 20 years, Doctor Brown, and I was having to educate a new young doctor and the insurance company at the same time.

"No the arthritis of the spine will never get better."

"No, those other two formulations do not work for X and Y reasons" "Well, how do you know?" "I tried them 10 years ago".

Sounds simple but each option is a standalone three way conversation. And now, joyously, that new doc has left after less than a year, and its time to break in a new one.

 

[glhs837]

It's going to turn out he was involved in some other shady things and this had nothing to do with his position at an HMO.

That's my final prediction.

Did you hear about what was allegedly written on the cases of the rounds they found?

 

[LightRoasted]

For your consideration ...

You still have to be a really sick MF'er to CELEBRATE someone's killing.

Even when it was bin Laden, I would have preferred he go to trial and face people for what he'd done.

Remember these are the same people who both claim the moral high ground in every instance - but also wish Crooks had gotten Trump.
AND - they call US "haters".

When the laws of the land, and NATURAL LAW, are flouted by corporations and governments, when people are harassed, silenced, cancelled, investigated, when people get visits for posting certain opinions on-line that goes against the propaganda of government and the bought-and-paid-for media companies, it is hardly surprising some start taking the law in their own hands.

I have a certain level of admiration for this fella's action; one our politicians regularly inflict on innocent people in countries they do not like. Corporations raking in billions in profits out of suffering they knowingly and unapologetically inflict upon the innocent.

Ironically it was actions like this, that forced people into becoming civilized. It seems a lesson the rich and powerful need once again to learn... To live in fear of the people, rather than the other way around.

Remember, laws were created to protect criminals from vigilantism. When laws are no longer enforced, or when there are no laws created to protect the people from being financially raped, this is what happens.

 

[vraiblonde]

Did you hear about what was allegedly written on the cases of the rounds they found?

In passing. It's just that the work involved in tracking this person down and stalking their movements seems too much for some random disgruntled person, not to mention it won't change anything.

Maybe it's just me - I'd make a terrible criminal mastermind because I wouldn't even know where to start with something like that. Think about a corporate CEO, then mentally go through the motions of committing an act like this. There's a lot involved in just tracking them down and being able to get close to them. Now you have to actually make that happen, and you can't have accomplices to help you because they'll rat you out every time.

And this is a person whose resources are so limited they have an HMO instead of a regular health insurance plan.

Now if it was a professional hit and they did certain things to make it look like a lone angry gunman, I'd believe that.

 

[vraiblonde]

For your consideration ...





When the laws of the land, and NATURAL LAW, are flouted by corporations and governments, when people are harassed, silenced, cancelled, investigated, when people get visits for posting certain opinions on-line that goes against the propaganda of government and the bought-and-paid-for media companies, it is hardly surprising some start taking the law in their own hands.

I have a certain level of admiration for this fella's action; one our politicians regularly inflict on innocent people in countries they do not like. Corporations raking in billions in profits out of suffering they knowingly and unapologetically inflict upon the innocent.

Ironically it was actions like this, that forced people into becoming civilized. It seems a lesson the rich and powerful need once again to learn... To live in fear of the people, rather than the other way around.

Remember, laws were created to protect criminals from vigilantism. When laws are no longer enforced, or when there are no laws created to protect the people from being financially raped, this is what happens.

Are you insane? That's a real question because that freaking post pegs you as insane. Like, literally clinically should be locked in a rubber room insane.

What gets accomplished by killing this guy? The answer is: nothing. Except the shooter goes to prison. That's it. That's all that changes.

 

[phreddyp]

Are you insane? That's a real question because that freaking post pegs you as insane. Like, literally clinically should be locked in a rubber room insane.

What gets accomplished by killing this guy? The answer is: nothing. Except the shooter goes to prison. That's it. That's all that changes.

I think that you have spoken too soon.
Right now we have no idea why this was done. Once we do then you can decide whether or not something was accomplished, today it is too soon to tell.

 

[LightRoasted]

For your consideration ...

Are you insane? That's a real question because that freaking post pegs you as insane. Like, literally clinically should be locked in a rubber room insane.

What gets accomplished by killing this guy? The answer is: nothing. Except the shooter goes to prison. That's it. That's all that changes.

Well . . . . Maybe. Perhaps. Conceivably. What part of the post concerns you?

You sure do seem to be talking out both sides of your mouth. Here in this post, you pretty much said it was just fine and dandy that the guy was killed. As you said, you are "good with execution."