CEO of United Healthcare Killed by Gunman

[Mortis]

Remove gun ownership as a constitutional right.

Not happening! That's like "removing the First Amendment of Free Speech"!

As I just said, "It's NOT happening!

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

Not happening! That's like "removing the First Amendment of Free Speech"!

As I just said, "It's NOT happening!

It's the second amendment so amend it again.

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

28th amendment = scratch out all of the 2nd amendment, that's all you need to do and move on.

 

[Mortis]

28th amendment = scratch out all of the 2nd amendment, that's all you need to do and move on.

As I said, it won't happen. Stop making excuses!

 

[Delldude]

Remove gun ownership as a constitutional right, like normal societies.

Who live in fear of their governments.

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

Who live in fear of their governments.

What a dunce. I have guns here, how does that make me unafraid of the US government, when Trump is planning to use the fuckin military to do his bidding? You think I'd shoot at heavily armed soldiers? really dude?

 

[JGalt]

Who live in fear of their governments.

I'll make my prediction right here:

Judging from the videos, the shooter is a radical left-wing anti-capitalist "Occupy Wall Street" or Antifa type.

Now we wait.

 

[theHawk]

Shooter is an amateur, the gun doesn’t cycle properly so he has to manually do it after each shot.
He didn’t test it with the “silencer” on it.

 

[Delldude]

What a dunce. I have guns here, how does that make me unafraid of the US government, when Trump is planning to use the fuckin military to do his bidding? You think I'd shoot at heavily armed soldiers? really dude?

You referred to 'other' countries.

 

[Delldude]

Shooter is an amateur, the gun doesn’t cycle properly so he has to manually do it after each shot.
He didn’t test it with the “silencer” on it.

Definitely not a robbery.

Cold may have affected the pistol loading.

 

[ColonelAngus]

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What do you know that no one else does.

I am applying the same logic used by the FBI, Media, and leftists.

Seth was not a hit. It was a robbery without robbery. They do not know who did it and they will keep evidence classified for 65 years.

Just apply that logic here.

 

[Nobody911]

I'm betting it's the Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep State to usher in gun control and Canadian health care. That's why Justin Trudeau was really here and we all know he's truly the son of Castro. This is no coincidence.

Specific Decisions Facing Backlash

Brian Thompson, during his tenure as CEO of UnitedHealthcare, faced backlash primarily due to decisions that were perceived as prioritizing profit over patient care. Here are some notable instances:

Authorization Denials: One of the most significant criticisms was related to the company's practices of denying authorization for necessary medical treatments and procedures. Reports indicated that UnitedHealthcare had a pattern of systematically denying care, which led to public outrage and scrutiny from lawmakers. This practice raised ethical concerns about the impact on patient health and well-being, as many patients found themselves unable to access critical care due to these denials.

Premium Increases: Thompson also faced criticism for increasing premiums for policyholders. Many customers expressed frustration over rising costs, especially in the context of stagnant wages and economic challenges. This decision was seen as exacerbating the financial burden on families who relied on UnitedHealthcare for their health insurance.

Transparency Issues: The company was criticized for a lack of transparency in its decision-making processes. Stakeholders, including patients and healthcare providers, often felt left in the dark regarding the criteria used for care authorizations and premium adjustments. This lack of communication contributed to a perception of UnitedHealthcare as being unresponsive to the needs of its members.

These decisions not only sparked public backlash but also drew the attention of regulatory bodies, highlighting the ongoing tension between healthcare providers and insurers in the U.S. healthcare system.

True or false? motives? Let the cops do the job!

 

[Delldude]

I am applying the same logic used by the FBI, Media, and leftists.

Seth was not a hit. It was a robbery without robbery. They do not know who did it and they will keep evidence classified for 65 years.

Just apply that logic here.

Ok, thought we were losing you....

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

Shooter is an amateur, the gun doesn’t cycle properly so he has to manually do it after each shot.

Read this

A police source told The Post it appeared the shooter’s weapon jammed at some point as he fired, and he had to adjust the gun to fix the jam so he could keep firing, suggesting the attacker has some degree of familiarity with firearms.

He didn’t test it with the “silencer” on it.

 

[ColonelAngus]

Ok, thought we were losing you....

I am being a pill. Of course it was a hit. Just like Seth Rich was a hit…but I bet they solve this one…

 

[M14 Shooter]

It was a hit....perp used a silencer according to CNBC.

Probably a home-made suppressor, as he was ready for his gun to not cycle.

 

[ColonelAngus]

If guns were illegal, the hitman never would have been able to obtain a gun.

Right, anti-2A folks?

 

[ColonelAngus]

It was above freezing around here this morning, but just barely.

Sometimes if it is cold, I wear a jacket. It helps keep me warm.

 

[BackAgain]

New York NY, it’s a helluva town.

 

[SweetTea]

Shooter is an amateur, the gun doesn’t cycle properly so he has to manually do it after each shot.
He didn’t test it with the “silencer” on it.

I bet he was using subsonic ammo to lessen the "crack". Paired with a silencer, this can make much less of a ruckus. Subsonic rounds though can sometimes lead to a failure to feed correctly. I routinely have to adjust the gas block on my AK if using subsonic rounds.