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ancianita

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16. It's not just "people." No one's okay with the nation's murder rate of "people." Which is why it's gone down

Reply to Skittles (Reply #4)

Thu Dec 5, 2024, 09:22 PM

Dec 5

at least under Biden.

It's a rich CEO of the biggest healthcare (that profits from denied health or care coverage) system in the nation.

Only then do corporate allies call it murder when one of them is killed for the deaths they've worked to profit from.
Only then is one particular CEO's killing treated a national "moral" scandal.

Many of us hope they prosecute the killer to the fullest extent of the law.
Many of us also know that CEO had it coming to him.

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The only thing I can see that is a possible positive [View all] UpInArms Dec 5 OP

Thanks. elleng Dec 5 #1

The United States Supreme Court is normalizing lawlessness. magicarpet Dec 5 #2

Exactly. There is no rule of law for rich white men. Irish_Dem Dec 5 #3

Do you consider prison time, "rule of law"? If so, I can find examples of it for "rich white men." nt DontBelieveEastisEas Dec 5 #7

I can see you have never worked in healthcare. Irish_Dem Dec 5 #9

I think I get your meaning. DontBelieveEastisEas Dec 5 #13

No, most countries don't deny medically necessary needs Farmer-Rick Dec 5 #24

Let's say there is some special treatment that costs 10 million dollars, that increased your chances by 10%. DontBelieveEastisEas Dec 5 #25

"Laws are like spiders' webs... alterfurz Dec 6 #27

Yep. Human nature never seems to change for the better. Irish_Dem Dec 6 #29

when even so-called progressives are A-OK with executing people on the street Skittles Dec 5 #4

You keep repeating that delusion GenThePerservering Dec 5 #5

IT'S NOT A DELUSION Skittles Dec 5 #6

You've posted this several times and honestly it's really rude - TBF Dec 5 #17

I am pointing out Skittles Dec 5 #18

So when you said: TBF Dec 5 #20

It shows you the degree people have been harmed womanofthehills Dec 5 #22

Doctors and edical personnel make comments about the shot insurance executive having brought the wrath of the public,... magicarpet Dec 5 #8

criticizing a track record is one thing Skittles Dec 5 #10

The USSC, the NRA, the media, the GOPee Senate,...,... all nornalizing magicarpet Dec 5 #14

oh yes I see it too Skittles Dec 5 #15

Actually- people online are saying they are sorry he died a quick death womanofthehills Dec 5 #23

It's not just "people." No one's okay with the nation's murder rate of "people." Which is why it's gone down ancianita Dec 5 #16

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thank you Skittles Dec 5 #19

Good points Meowmee Dec 5 #12

The problem is ForgedCrank Dec 5 #21

and the assholes at BCBS Sailingdiver Dec 5 #26

Don't count on it. Our media will find a way to make sure that doesn't happen. tenderfoot Dec 6 #28