Failing to empathize with the wealthy victim

Lmao

I would say "failing to empathize" is not correct. Failing implies trying. Calling him a victim seems disengenuous as well. Even if the shooter is a contract killer, there's no way he has a higher KDR than the parasite he capped.

Brian Thompson was a mass murderer. It’s not hard to understand why people wouldn’t want to help, here.

Corporate media is hilarious.

I love how them and the NYT say it’s a “fringe theory” that the writing on the bullets had anything to do with insurance practices.

We all smell a revolution.

May there be many copycats.

Although Sparks, 34, has been tapped by law enforcement in the past to help train officers on how to find suspects online, according to emails seen by NBC News, she said this time she isn’t interested in helping police.

Sparks, who also works in health care as a lactation consultant and holds a doctorate of pharmacy, didn’t mince words when asked if her community was working to find the suspect in Thompson’s murder.

“Absolutely the f--- not,” she said.

Beautiful.

I keep seeing all these headlines about "top internet sleuths" and I feel like I would have written that sarcastically but I'm starting to become concerned that these " journalists" are serious about the phrase.

I am no sleuth, but I wouldn't turn this guy in for 25 million dollars. United Healthcare denied a relative of mine emergency Healthcare when their policies said they would.

As for AI helping... the AI used by unitedhealth had a 90% failure rate and the military AI used by Israel had used to allegedly differentiate civilians from military basically tagged everyone as a target.

So I am not particularly looking forward to it.

I will say I do not condone what the shooter did and hope we find him. Either in 50 years with a deathbed confession or sooner in a case with jury nullification

I don't know why this is news.

Most of the people I know that are analytical enough to sleuth out this kind of thing are also socially aware enough to support universal healthcare.

The individual in question profited off the literal suffering of others by endorsing, creating, or otherwise allowing his company to deny claims for any, and every reason they could. It doesn't matter if he personally denied coverage to anyone; he was responsible for everything the company he was the executive officer of, did.

To that end, he's profited from the suffering of those who were denied help.

He's a piece of shit and the world has been made better because he is no longer a part of it.

I'll do it for 10 million using Chat gpt!.... The first clue is free!

"Sure! I'll help you find your hero! Have you looked behind the couch?"

it only takes one to fuck it all up.

No, I won't.

I hate to say this but

Probably the cops will find someone who looks enough like him, who also is unknown enough they can find / eliminate/ bribe everyone who knows him , then they’ll kill that guy and spin any story they want in the media (who ofc they own or collude with too)