Gun Owners BEWARE! Unitedhealth CEO Shooter Leaves Chilling Message

[@spikelove9533]

This is the most united I've seen Americans over something in a long time.

[@thomassinclair731]

Since the foul murder of P'Nut Squirrel!

[@RedneckandPinay]

Yes, Americans are finally seeing through the propaganda and rhetoric from the oligarchs and realizing this is not a left/right, red/blue issue. It’s always been a rich vs poor issue.

[@timothyalvar1762]

@@thomassinclair731why was he eliminated. Was he harming anyone

[@beeabundantnow-evolutionis7251]

22% iof 32% of claims denied by UHC belonged to senior citizens who had a stroke or a fall. People like these CEO'S need to be charged with crimes against humanity. Any business creating suffering and death on a massive scale, needs to be held accountable.

[@electrochubb]

United HC had the highest denial of claims for years.

[@robertkeller9828]

Didn't they get "popped" for some sort of Medicare screw overs of the elderly? This is reminiscent in motivation to the 2002 Denzel Washinton movie "John Q". Father takes over a hospital to get his son a heart transplant because his insurance won't pay.

[@jeffhays1968]

Denials are the cause of death and misery for thousands of Americans. Denials are part of the business plan for every insurance company out there, not just United Healthcare.

[@MadMax-gc2vj]

And they are under investigation which means they will do nothing.

[@3rdreichball525]

The average is about 15 percent. This company had 35 percent! 10 million dollar salary a year with the highest claim denial percentage

[@Sparks68]

By a significant margin -- they deny well over 1/3rd of their claims.

[@eddygordon4968]

I can't believe the strict gun laws in NY and NYC couldn't stop this from happening .

[@adrianwilson7193]

Don't give up your gun rights.

[@billh.1940]

@@eddygordon4968 why would they want to stop it?

[@JSLevenson]

America may never be safe again because of the lies and conspiracy theories, technology and weapons of war that are free for the taking by Republicans wanting power without enough sense to hold any.

[@garnetrose2528]

That doesn’t stop people from using them here

[@ghoraxe9000]

The audacity to believe that just because it's illegal.. people will actually have a change of heart? Don't make me laugh... No Gunman is going to give 2 fucks.

[@SpyderWebbX]

Lesson: Don't play with people's lives.

[@j.wright8157]

Slavery never ended. They just renamed it "Insurance."🤬

[@hansmak7321]

associates

[@sndspderbytes]

Your on to something. In the Dutch Shipping Company was raising the capitol to begin supplying slaves the the New American Colony but the numbers would not work out when factoring in lost ships and all the problems that could occur so they expanded thier scope and worked out taking mollases from the colonies to the Carribian and taking rum back to the states , combined with a brand new company named Loyds of London. They were the first modern insurance company and because of them the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade TAST began. Slavery on such a massive scale required insurance in order to get investors to risk investing. It is an evil concept from its inception

[@petebusch9069]

10 million a year. I think we found our problem right there.

[@Zehbron]

No problem at all. That’s actually on the low side for a CEO of a large American corporation of any kind. Heck, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell earns over $40M per year running a league that pays some of their star players even more than that.

[@petebusch9069]

@@Zehbron They are all corrupt, stop trying to justify this.

[@Zehbron]

@@petebusch9069So what part of what I wrote is a lie, Pete? You’re entitled to your own opinions, but not to your own “facts”. Facts are immutable.

[@petebusch9069]

@@Zehbron Never said you lied? Why do you people just pull stuff out of thin air to attempt to make an argument?

[@Zehbron]

@ So then, what did I pull out of thin air?

[@alfonsogutierrez1392]

Nobody wants to see anyone lose their life, especially when they get health insurance denied. Condolences to all the Americans who have lost a loved one due to corporate greed, not just in health care

[@AllAboutSurvival]

Stories like this make you think about personal security and why the right to self-defense is so crucial

[@Jeff456-p3c]

Not with this administration we have now

[@matta6301]

lol, gets shot in the back “could’ve had a fighting chance” 😂 Security detail, maybe a different outcome. Carrying a gun? No different outcome.

[@vikramgupta2326]

A little bit, but not totally relatable to those of us who are not CEOs.

[@MrDreatx]

Stories like this don’t make me think that. They make me think sometimes you’re the windshield, sometimes you’re the bug.

[@Jeff456-p3c]

@MrDreatx he didn't really have a chance to defend himsejf

[@martinmoore5335]

Why do gun owners have to beware ??? I would think the insurance company should beware

[@spirituselectus7602]

Exactly !!

[@stevenswitzer5154]

Because medicine and insurance lobbyists give more to politicians than the NRA and Glock

[@ntran4211]

Click bait title

[@The_Conspiracy_Analyst]

because it's click bait

[@ShayisWY]

Because the channel owner is trying to stoke fear

[@brianjones1151]

I think America should adopt the German system, where it's illegal for the insurance companies to make huge profits !!

[@BuffaloBob73]

Before Reagan, health insurance companies had to be non-profit.

[@thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259]

How about huge losses, like the Pentagon for instance?

[@ke6533]

Healthcare, insurance, politicians, Big Tech, Big Pharma...keep naming them

[@KevinSutherlin]

WEF GLOBAL AGENDA

[@ElMenorLatino]

Diddy

[@perfectogaming5240]

Jj

[@StagArmslower]

he represented all of them, besides politicians; maybe

[@EngineMedic7]

whats sad is the gun controllers are going to latch on to the use of the suppressor and try to ban them

[@thenotoriousvlog5986]

Thank god republicans got the house and senate

[@SteveSharps]

It is actually already banned in NY but only law-abiding citizens follow the rule...

[@EngineMedic7]

@SteveSharps im talking nationwide lol

[@SteveSharps]

@@EngineMedic7 Gosh ... Fear unlocked

[@shakabrah71]

@@thenotoriousvlog5986 We shall see. They want red flag Bondi for AG.

[@thenotoriousvlog5986]

I moved out of NYC years ago and never regretted it.

[@matthewrobinson4323]

Same here! In 1964 I escaped by enlisting in the U. S. Navy, and haven't been back since 1968. And the only reason I went then was my grandmother was sick, and I wanted to see her before she died.

[@lewis9888]

I only had United Healthcare for 1 year a few years ago through an employer I was working for and I DID NOT LIKE United Healthcare at All. I have a few friends who have United Healthcare in their retirement and like it, but I would not have United Healthcare if they were the last Healthcare Insurance in the world. A CEO should NOT make the kind of money he was making.

[@joelmclamore1898]

Blue cross has been terrible also .

[@SeabeckRawdawg]

You don't like him because of his salary. If you were offered that much money I'm sure you'd be so altruistic and do it for a fraction of the offer.

[@sylviagoodman6008]

Just wait until these multi billionaires start running the country! You may not have a choice about health insurance!

[@sylviagoodman6008]

Everyone is not for sale!

[@bobblacka918]

The people that like United Healthcare are the ones that never get sick. After someone has a $5,000 claim denied, then it's a different story.

[@Dsnybx911]

That CEO proves you don’t need a weapon to off thousands of people, just go to work for a medical insurance company like United hellcare.

[@hansmak7321]

I believe Bernie's version of steps to health care for all is the reform that is needed. Both parties are neglecting the public good.

[@stephengranger9019]

Both my parents died from neglect of Medicare system. Hopefully Trump will fix this broken system in the newr future.

[@InvictusMedia]

Trump ain't fixing shipt.

[@eddiespaghetti54321]

Why would he fix it? He’s a billionaire who’s going to have other billionaires’ best interest in mind. I’m so sick of people worshipping Trump like he’s the messiah. He’s a politician.

[@slappy8941]

Yeah well you can hope, but it's not going to happen.

[@donnjb83]

Yea let's wait for him to name Obama for hhs... still waiting...

[@ILLMARILLON]

Government health insurance is a large reason why private insurances like this have to do what they do. It’s so tiring watching ignorant people just assume the government is always in bed with bit corporation and just blame corporations with no data beyond “high claim denial” If your claims don’t match what you literally freaking signed up for yourself that’s on you not the company

[@tommycog1]

Mr. America is quickly becoming a national treasure. When he is caught he will be an Icon in American culture.

[@AfficianadoofRC]

The CEO that was murdered deployed AI to increase the already very high rate of denials for insurance claims.

[@Jack-l6m]

Hospital's have started dumping patients out on the streets.

[@margaretmukasa2998]

After discharge, the hospital will send you where you came from for admission. Hospitals do not house patients after discharge. There is no room at the shelter.

[@johnteets2921]

@@margaretmukasa2998 No, they don't. If you came in an ambulance, you leave in an ambulance - and pay for it.

[@josephcardelle5844]

I’m constantly getting double billed by my insurance provider you have to be careful and watch all the bills. They try to double bill people bullshit.

[@midknightrider58]

Being a high profile CEO, why didn't he have a security detail?!? Does not make any sense! It definitely sounds like he was set up or it was an inside job. How could the shooter know what Thompson's schedule was that morning or even where he was staying in NYC

[@TruthSeeker-z1t]

My understanding is the investor conference was publicly available information but even so he seemed to know almost exactly what time the victim would arrive at the hotel... so much so that just a few minutes earlier he stopped at Starbucks for a cup of coffee.

[@MamaBearMiller]

Just my opinion, but I don't think the person in that photo is the suspect . Person in the photo has on a different coat than the person in the surveillance video of the actual assassination. I seen ppl discussing it on X, and I really feel like the person smiling in that photo is not the same person in the CCTV video. The jackets are different, and I believe the backpacks are different.

[@chriscordray8572]

I believe ur are correct, backpack and jackets are different. Even the body builds are different. One guy is slimmer.

[@billthompson6182]

U still lost on coat change…😂😂😂😂

[@wolfpowers2867]

I noticed it too. The jacket hood is not the same, either. It's different fabric and you can tell this by the way it wrinkles. The so-called experts looking for him and the people in the mainstream media passing these photos off as the same know this. I wonder what is going on? I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop, so to speak. They have to know the pictures don't match up.

[@spaceballs44]

I’ve said the same thing.

[@whoguy4231]

Justice served for the millions killed by UHC denying health insurance claims.

[@LeviChapin-j2u]

If this company made 200 billion dollars there cost are way to high for one and and let’s remind you all NY has some of the strictest gun laws out there and a criminal still does what they want. No gun law would have stopped them period. Gun laws only apply to law abiding citizens. And if this man was armed he could have save him self the criminal had a weapon Malfunction aka a jam gun. Watch Colion noir video explaining a lot

[@WoodrowWoods2007]

$2400 gun, $400 backpack. Whoever did it this is pretty well off

[@Mrnoob951]

With a 33% claim denial rate i'm willing to bet that a good number of the policemen that are supposed to be hunting down the suspect have a pretty good reason not to take their job too seriously. Rather it's them or a family member that's been screwed over by a denied claim.

[@HerculesEinstein]

good point.

[@billh.1940]

@@Mrnoob951 no doubt.

[@garnetrose2528]

This is why I couldn’t work in such a company. I have no respect for anyone that puts wealth above people’s health.

[@wsmith3849]

IMO this guy had a loved one that suffered from this company. I find it more plausible than just the shooter being wronged.

[@alucarus6]

Guy at my work heard me talking about it and immediately said with ZERO doubt, "It was his wife" lol. Hes a really smart guy so im inclined to believe him.

[@SeabeckRawdawg]

I said the same thing. She was quick to come out with a statement.

[@Pilot4prophet661]

I have seen it reported that the asassin used a B&T VP9, a manually operated integrally suppressed repeating pistol. So there were no "malfunctions" the shooter was cycling the action as designed.

[@RonHMcPeak]

That's interesting! Gonna research that. In all my years around firearms, never heard of this weapon. Thanks.

[@Idontevenwanachannel]

@Pilot4prophet661 This is definitely wrong, that's just some sort of polymer semi-auto with a suppressor. Probably Browning tilting locking block, they don't work too well with suppressors without a booster.

[@StratBurst92]

@@Idontevenwanachannel Colion Noir states the same.

[@GoonyMclinux]

It wasn't one of those, made up b.s. I've seen them and that isn't one at all.

[@Pilot4prophet661]

@@Idontevenwanachannel Yeah, pictures are not to clear. I'm familiar with the booster/Nielson device issues, I have five cans. Given that only 250 VP9s have been imported, the greatest likelihood is a home brew can on a OTC pistol. So tend to agree with you and Forgotten Weapons Ian.

[@davidshuberg5427]

My monies on his wife, with all he's being investigated for She doesn't want to give up her lavish lifestyle, plus she knew his every move?!

[@Matt-md5yt]

thanking the same thing still

[@ShirleyGoode]

How would the wife know his every move if they been separated for a year js

[@jaybartlett8106]

The guy knows he's hated, he's been receiving threats, is the subject of a lawsuit yet he decides to walk down the street in one of the most dangerous cities in America alone? Like you said, the shooter seemed to anticipate his firearm would not cycle that ammo. That was a professional hit with words scrawled on the ammo to throw off police. Sooner or later the FBI will "find" the supposed shooter "unalived". The odds of whoever they present as being the shooter actually being the real shooter are ZERO.

[@Blastermanx]

That's the thing though, poeple make the threats but normally they're just all talk and no one would never do it. Just showing one level of anger.

[@chriscordray8572]

You wouldn't get any information on a professional hit 😂. It was a angry policy hold or family member

[@Chinesehero]

Same case with workers compensation in California....it's horrible

[@MetalHeadPyro510]

Healthcare should be run like a democracy, not tyranny by government and insurance corporations.

[@sylviagoodman6008]

Medicare for all! Period! Simple!

[@keithcampbell4926]

There were no jams. Shooter intended to operate the gun in just the manner that he did so. He left 3 fired shells and 3 live rounds just as he intended.

[@BenEBrady]

I've been following the investigation of Brian Thompson, the CEO of United Healthcare assassination, and I have to say, I'm thoroughly disappointed in the American society. I've watched hundreds of videos on the case so far and I can't believe the multitudes of people who are making a "hero" out of the assassin. This is NOT right. A man was killed. A wife was made a widow. Children are now without a father. A family has been devastated. Our society has devolved into depraved indifference. Our humanity has been discounted. In no way is this kind of behavior justified. And, it should not be elevated as being acceptable.

[@Blastermanx]

This some SAW shit. Healthcare such a scam, i paid over 5k on insurance and never used it for 3 plus years. Then finaly used it on overpriced hospital visit $500 for a 5 min visit, sht as insurance only covered half so i still had to pay 250.

[@featurevisuals1787]

I used to hear them say of bad news, when it rains then it pours Fitting for a generation yearning out for more A story of the ancients etched in relics from before Faded echoes that survive this vicious cycle that we mourn No telling how much pain a people can ignore How much heartache can communities endure? How much of the problem is systemic and ensured? How much profit over people can executives procure? Tension on my conscience, feel it wrenching at the core The walls are closing in, I need an exit to explore When precious opportunity comes knocking at the door Will you dive into the waters or keep standing at the shore?

[@JCG105]

Great video, man. Kept my interest, you had a chill yet engaging tone, and kept the length to a consumable level.

[@zachcastleman538]

I’m dirt poor and I got sick while having blue cross blue shield got seen a month before I quit my Amazon job they denied my claim even tho I still had another month left and I’m now struggling to eat because my bills are so high altogether I’ll probably end claiming bankruptcy if they want to fix the economy get a grip a real one on mega corporations

[@RedneckandPinay]

This event is bringing Americans together again. This isn’t a red/blue or right/left issue…it’s a rich vs poor issue.

[@kevinroberts8441]

More ceos wondering how many are in newyork

[@louisgiardina8918]

The gun didn’t jam he didn’t install a booster in the suppressor watch Colion Noir he explains and shows a comparison video and explains it all.

[@roccofilippi1418]

Yep

[@waterhead1359]

No, he racked the slide after each shot to eject the live rounds with the words written on them on the sidewalk

[@AngryAl66]

That's not true according to the NYPD it was a B&T VP9 replica. Basically a bolt action pistol.

[@roccofilippi1418]

@@waterhead1359 they would come out in semiauto?!

[@lennys5058]

B&t station six 9

[@chriscordray8572]

Backpack and jackets are different, just look at all the photos. It's not the guy at Starbucks

[@inigomontoya8565]

Been a fan of the ride page, just found this one! Fantastic!🤘🏽🙏🤓I appreciate that ya make it clear that we don’t all need to agree but to keep the conversation going. I was raised as a patriot of this nation. My family are immigrants of the early 20th century and our men and women have served in its uniforms and wars. Ask any former communist of a communist nation, they will agree that “The First means little without the Second…”

[@robbiegamechanger4937]

Our Healthcare system is all messed up and as a small union president, who sits on the health insurance committee, everyone one walks away ticked off

[@lewis9888]

In 2024, I have been well satisfied with my Anthem Medicare Advantage Plan.

[@sylviagoodman6008]

And... what does that have to do with other folks experience? What's your point?

[@zosa6403]

Some reports claim the weapon used is a Welrod or B&T VP9 or Station Six-9.

[@michaelthiboutot7944]

My problem with health insurance is that you pay them good money to find out that they cover nothing that you need done or try to say what scripts your allowed to take being the CEO making 10mil a year I bet he had every script and procedure covered in full time

[@DehydratedNurse]

How did he know Thompson wasn't going to stay at the same hotel he was going to speak at?

[@hochhaul]

Pretty easy to call the company and pretend to be someone managing the speaking event and get enough details to find the hotel.

[@willemdezeeuw5918]

Mainwhile... most of you voted for Trump... Prepare for more.

[@davidmitchell7183]

The "Police off the cuff" channel is convinced that he had an accomplice. They also believe the Police already know his identity...

[@geneve2003]

Why are so many people trying to pass a narrative this person is so "professional" when he's clearly not...

[@richardprice5978]

but might be politically( im not fully agree on method but even founder's and MLK types back some of this, random insurance/bank-violence is a no, and yes i can also relate to getting snubbed for car/theft claims but im a pacifist/court's types ) motivated hit/protestors? or something to do with the wife?

[@axebeard6085]

2:58 I have heard that is entire benefits package (salary, stock options, bonuses) was a little over $10 million. I found a report that his 2022 compensation was 9.86 million, consisting of a $1 million salary and stock awards, option awards, and non-equity incentive plans. A lawsuit regarding his sale of $15 million in stock (two weeks prior to news of United Healthcare being investigated was reported) claims that he engaged in insider trading. Of particular note is the rate of claim denials before and during his time as CEO: - In 2019, United Health's post-acute services denial rate was 8.7%. - In 2021, Thompson was named CEO. - By 2022, the post-acute servics denial rate was 22.7%. United was also using an algorithim to deny claims. There was a lawsuit filed last year claiming that 90% of the algorithim's recommendations were reversed on appeal. I have found figures that the 2023 denial rate was 32%. HOWEVER, I can't find any clarification as to whether this is a the total denials or just the post-acute services denials.

[@rich1958]

Thank you for the time spent gathering data as opposed to most comments people just making comments based on nothing.

[@LENNY-h9i]

A Company paying people way to much and Company turns down persons Claims ... NO GOOD FOR THEM TO DO TO PEOPLE ..

[@Christopher-dk5pv]

A Corporation has a fiduciary responsibility to return as much profit to its shareholders as humanly possible. Only a dishonest or dimwitted person would think that a system like that is the best we can do for healthcare.

[@patwalsh2868]

Hey Heg, your like a video Detective !!! Keep sharing your knowledge with me 💥🔫 Thanks from Commy Ct.🇺🇸

[@TasteTestTitan]

It’s been 5 days. Time to move on.

[@jeffhays1968]

The one slip up at the Hostel will give them a facial recognition file that can be sent to every internet connected camera system in the country. It will be hard to hide from tens of thousands of cameras.

[@nightowlorder2750]

3:22 No, I do not believe enriching oligarchs at the cost of people's lives is necessary at all. The world just became a slightly better place. The time of the oligarchs is over. The age of the people has come.

[@sylviagoodman6008]

I kinda think that was just elected. Billionaires helping billionaires. We'll see!

[@bolorumpus]

Leave The Adjustor alone!

[@prebaned]

Insider trading makes peeps mad.

[@ILLMARILLON]

He was literally going to be testifying against it.

[@wisemanwalkingdowntheroad4275]

My sympathy for this CEO was outsourced out of network!

[@Sparks68]

Filed claim with my care provider for sympathy, but it was summarily denied and I cannot afford to challenge it.

[@linardskinard8199]

Law Enforcement officers beware

[@seekingforthetruth1love297]

I don’t think the CEO would’ve been able to get any shots off if he had a gun on him. He was shot from behind and was caught completely by surprise. He didn’t have a chance even with the gun jams.

[@roadwarrior3315]

Subsonic ammo in a semi automatic handgun without a booster attachment on the suppressor will produce those exact results. The added weight of the suppressor coupled with the lighter powder charge in the round to keep it below 1100 feet per second keeps the barrel from tilting up enough for the next round to chamber.

[@StratBurst92]

According to Colion Noir, the pistol jammed after each shot because the silencer used was not equipped with a booster which acts as a counterweight. With a booster in place the firearm would act as normal.

[@Pilot4prophet661]

It's really not a counterweight. It's a spring that delays the recoiling slide from feeling the full mass of the silencer, allowing the unlock of the slide, then normal blowback physics take over.

[@skynet2183]

Its the E-bikes fault

[@RonHMcPeak]

It's likely that the man was using .22LR subsonic ammunition, possibly around with about 750 fps velocity. A load that is that light would not have enough energy to allow the weapon to cycle. A round that light when passing through a suppressor is reduced so much that it sounds more like a fart than a gun blast.

[@dalepak1955]

Not likely. The shooter wrote on the casings. 22lr diameter is tiny.

[@vikramgupta2326]

The US ranks near the lowest among industrialized nations for quality vs cost of health care. It's not a necessary evil, the insurance companies and their lobbies don't want to give up their gi-normous profits.

[@sylviagoodman6008]

This will get worse...fox guarding the hen house.

[@rockymountainlockpicker9606]

Nobody is sad about this. The people are tired of the abuse we and our loved ones have suffered, just so people like Brian T can have bigger houses and faster cars.

[@jameshatfield8803]

Lesson for everyone! Be kind,beware if you are not!!

[@tomtom33559]

I wonder how many people died behind him denying innocent people healthcare so he could get his 10 million dollar bonus!!! The 10 million was a bonus for denying people what they paid for!!! This wasn't salary. He was getting that on top of his salary!!! All he had to do was rip honest people off!!! So let's see if the thieves continue!!! Nobody has helped these victims!!! No politicians, no judges, no police, absolutely nobody!!! Guarantee this man or a family member was a victim!!! I have no sympathy for this man!!! How many people died behind his 10 million dollar bonuses?? I have no sympathy!!! Not one part of the justice system stepped in to help innocent people who had paid these people for services!!!

[@alejandrobustamante7964]

Universal healthcare is the answer to this problem🫵

[@Dutch.1722]

Not glad. This was an inside job. Dude knew to be at this spot at 645 am. This was an inside job. Not someone bent outa shape over a denied claim.

[@sylviagoodman6008]

Please! You don't know anymore than anyone else... but the fact that all this hatred for health insurance providers is undeniable!

[@Dutch.1722]

@sylviagoodman6008 Yeah. But he knew things. Sold 21 million in stock. Inside job. Especially when they want sheep to draw conclusions that it was someone out raged over a claim denial.

[@dansemacabre6515]

I'm old enough to remember when the system *WASN'T* broken. Insurance was dirt cheap & our health care in the US was the envy of the world. Democrat policies & their trial lawyer constituents (97% Democrat) destroyed it all

[@dirty6004]

if your being targeted you have very slim chances, definitely be vigilant

[@StagArmslower]

He could cause the malfunction knowingly so cases are found. Notice that he turned the pistol sideway so cases are rejected upwards and would land at his feet

[@XrayMike17plus1]

This is viewed by many as extrajudicial justice. All should reflect on that.

[@ldygzlle1291]

Government run social security is a good thing. Why do you automatically assume that the government can’t do health care better than these for profit companies?

[@nicholasschrader9161]

there were 3 rounds with the carvings on it. He racked the slide after each shot to leave the next round on the ground for police to take. the mag was loaded so each other round would be sent to the ground. thats why he racked the slide to eject ever other round to be left for the police

[@dirkdiggler1564]

Great video brother!!

[@johnceglarski9460]

The shooter needed an adapter for his suppressor but did not have one. That's why it repeatedly jammed.

[@stephengranger9019]

Thanks Heg for all your informational videos ❣️❣️❣️

[@ronaldrose7593]

Thank you, my friend, thank you for sharing this informative video. 😊

[@Timo-z3k]

The investigation: came to fruition.

[@stevemendez3535]

Years ago here in Texas a gentleman flew his personal plane, which was a little plain, but a plain, nevertheless into the IRS building down in Austin. It came to everyone’s knowledge that he did it, because the IRS was taking away his land for their own use or public use or something to that effect And even though he gave his life because nobody would help him or listen to him, the IRS system is still the same. So what I am getting at is if this guy who killed the CEO is doing this to me a the public is at fault because we do not listen. We do not do the proper things to make change, we keep electing our representatives on feeling as opposed to what they stand on their platforms, and it is sad to say that people give their lives for this stuff due through frustration, but we, as a public still keep voting our representatives on our feelings as opposed to their platforms so I’m sad to say this is going to stay a broken healthcare system

[@TruthSeeker-z1t]

Interesting how this story can be viewed from so many angles. Some people view it as "this is what happens when you make guns so easily accesible to everyone " (so the solution is fewer guns) while others view it as "this could possibly have been prevented if the victim had had a gun on him" (so the solution is more guns.) Personally, I believe that where there's a will there's a way and even if there are laws on the books to ban weapons people will figure out a way to make one from scratch if they have to. Anti-gun laws only affect/hurt law abiding people because, by definition, criminals don't care about the law.

[@joshgrove1042]

Everytime, I complain about obamacare, people tell me that everything is great now.

[@Dsnybx911]

Because of Obama care /ACA more people had health insurance when companies like United hellcare didn’t want to cover people with preexisting health conditions, but since nothing is better than something trump will take it away and more people will die waiting for his concept of a plan.👍

[@whatthe8802]

People are to lazy to research and know the truth. Even said denials would be higher, waits would be longer unless you have the first tier to fall back on. As with all insurance companies people forget who is actually running the show. Wonder if the person had the first tier or the 2nd tier, that would be the question. Also question the markings on the casings, what a way to push people on board for all government control. Obama had a guy on the Obamacare committee that wrote a book about the US and population control. 2009, also UN population had an interesting take on healthcare. Gender and women healthcare education also helps reduce greenhouse gases. What happens to people during a "climate" emergency. All these things intertwine for the 2030 agenda.

[@BruceWilliams-l1v]

The gun didn't jam, he ejacted the script bullites of his mission to leave behind.

[@DARKSIDEXIII]

Check out the movie Rain maker .

[@InvictusMedia]

The messages were not written on spent shell casings, they were written on live rounds left at the scene. Those were not jams, he was intentionally cycling the live rounds left at the scene in between the fired shots. Also, those messages are possibly staged to leave at the scene to throw investigators off, might be a totally different motive.

[@Ferd414]

Secondary thought: The fact that you're willing to even *TRY* to say that anybody should have any sympathy for Thompson is like claiming that "Hitler wasn't such a bad guy". The idea that you'd try to shame those who won't pretend to care about him any more than he cared about any of the thousands he sentenced to suffering and/or death with the stroke of a pen destroys any credibility you ever had with me.

[@jamesweston3679]

When you deny health care that people pay their hard earned money for...there is a risk of them loosing thier family members that may have been the ones that were sic. The health care industry is damn lucky this dosent happen more often.

[@stereodreamer23]

The writing on those rounds are a distraction to throw investigators off the real trail. This guy was hired by someone involved in the finance side of United Healthcare. The shooter was NOT a disgruntled policy holder-this was a hit called out for financial reasons…

[@lunasakara7306]

I mean... it could be both.

[@georgeturley6005]

Sadly, the simple fact that successful treatment only postpones another medical issue is ample justification for the insurer to push back against fraudulent care, care that yields a statistically less than optimum outcome, or additional care that increases the outlay but doesn’t generally result in significant improvement. Any way you look at it, the insurance companies exist to make profits for themselves and their shareholders first and providing the best healthcare second.

[@richardstone530]

People don’t like it when others play with their lives especially when they gain crazy money from it. This is the push back from it.

[@timhenderson6035]

This guy is a high profile person, so the the elites he is more important to the elite, so it’s a big deal.

[@HeWhoSoars.]

Oh my God everyone is over reacting. Brian literally just fell down a little too hard. Death by falling happens