The REAL Reason it Took So Long To Catch the Unitedhealth Shooter

[@happyhaunter_5546]

I would also like to point out how federal law enforcement only tries so hard to find the suspect involved in the loss of a rich corporate leader; if any of us died on the streets to a random shooter, we wouldn't be worth all this to them. That should be telling.

[@synful3826]

This. All of this.

[@bigjon576]

Absolutely, they work only for the elites

[@sitdowndogbreath]

That's why the French revolution might be a 2.0

[@thomasryan2679]

Because they knew he fled the state and silencers are federal offenses.

[@happyhaunter_5546]

okay fed.

[@matthewboyd8689]

When I heard the statistic that there are twice as many people dying because of being denied coverage than there are homicides It really made me question who was the bad guy

[@sgtelias2258]

Or is that just the point? Could it be a diversion from the real motive? Could BT has been a good guy getting ready to testify or divulge information about certain financial crimes committed by high-ranking officials? There is enough strangeness in this case that I wouldn't discount it... there are rumors of it circulating.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

People die young mostly because of poor lifestyle decisions (I.e. being fat and/or addicted). Also a huge part of why health care is so expensive is because of the inefficiencies of Medicare and Medicaid which shifts the burden onto the middle class.

[@matthewboyd8689]

@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 it's hard to make good health decisions when healthy food costs twice as much and you already can't afford to have kids It's still the fault of CEOs from going from the 60s mindset of, We pay our employees as much as we can without going bankrupt because if they leave we just spend a lot of money training our competitors, To nowadays, We pay people as low as we possibly can to pay our CEOs more because everyone is replaceable.

[@shaymcdonald4870]

because my brother died. because UHC decided to play games with his insulin. Then I watched insurance screw my mother over. she died because they denied to help cover the life saving surgery she needed. So yeah in my book Luigi is my hero.

[@brianbarton2106]

right? its become pretty abominable.

[@johndoe-so2ef]

Agreed

[@robertsandberg2246]

So sorry for your loss. FUHC.

[@Anon54387]

ObamaCare is why insulin has become so expensive. Prior to ObamaCare the cost of insulin was increasing on a shallow slope, then when ObamaCare went into effect it was a hockeystick situation, the slope became very steep.

[@aaronwilkinson8963]

I'm hearing so many stories like yours

[@stevep7608]

Maybe someone in McDonalds can help the FBI find out whose cocaine was in the White House.

[@AdrianFahrenheitTepes]

@@stevep7608 Just look at whomever Joe pre-emptively pardoned and you have your suspects.

[@Barklord]

@stevep7608 Maybe they can find out how Elon Musk got so many government handouts.

[@upercalm16]

@@stevep7608 lol

[@inshoreassassin]

😅😅💯

[@AdrianFahrenheitTepes]

@@stevep7608 just look at who gets pardoned by Joe Biden, that’s the big clue about who did the Coke

[@caustic_crow4332]

I honestly was expecting him to get away with it..

[@seanpellegrino2989]

Same here. His eyebrows did him in.

[@AJZona-AJR79]

Why are you so quick to believe anything the mainstream media tells you? You think this is anything other than the NYPD trying to save face?

[@jd88080]

@@caustic_crow4332 perhaps okay too now in a way, cant be forever on the run, he's gone dark, estranged from family, hopefully now they'll be reconnected and provide a support system. The important thing now is fair treatment for the kid.

[@ghoraxe9000]

He would have ... Had he not wanted to be caught... He didn't seem to be trying

[@mustafazahari9793]

but for the macdonald snitch...

[@Jdcakamatsu9]

This got more coverage than a working class American healthcare plan.

[@melaniebelk75]

I don't see how these companies can deny surgeries or veto prescriptions without meeting with the patient and doctor.

[@TakeoCade]

Exactly I don't understand that.

[@paulsosa1872]

Because insurance companies are in business to make money, not pay out claims.

[@TakeoCade]

@@paulsosa1872 True but they are finessing people which is leading to death.

[@Corn_Pops_Rusty_Razor]

They don't deny surgeries, Dr or patients do. They deny financial payment. My surgery was denied, I took out a loan and got my surgery anyway. I'm not saying its right or wrong, but you can still get the procedure without insurance. The people migrating from the south do it all the time.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

When you buy insurance you have to read the fine print. They more or less reserve the right to deny coverage for anything they want, or to "deny, delay and defend" as they see fit. It's a corrupt hustle (for instance most back surgeries don't actually make the patient better), which is why people have to take responsibility for their own lifestyle choices instead of relying on a broken system.

[@roccofilippi1418]

Now investigate the insider trading and go after the others legally...

[@richardprice5978]

also see if he/Brian tomson( also odd there's a gun named tommies/tomson-sub MG and also currently NFA/ATF banned ) was or had plans to running for political leadership gains as i might have ran-into him as mayor/senator and no he suck'd but that's my 2C's as a voting/resident

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

He was already under investigation.

[@charlesmorgan1879]

Shows what a mess the health care system is in when a company can deny 30+ % of the payees coverage so that a ceo & board members can be paid millions , 10's of millions of dollars...instead of making a very good wage and providing medicines, procedures and surgeries to save/prolong someones life is disgusting !

[@richardprice5978]

insurance wise i know people who have car-wreck's and theft/stolen that 2019-forward are still waiting to be made hole as it's there daily/livelihoods/part-retirement-401k( pre EPA vin but driven daily to get to work and or lower cost of ownership/hassles ect ) not just some toy and still not made-holistic, so it isn't just healthcare experience's and in house/morgue and street driving it's legally required aka self-insurance isn't allowed ect yes college and or unions and or pension's( stocks/401k and or SS only or blackjack/gambling as a 1st line plan is junkyard qc/dogs ) and health care in the USA could be better im told some countries in Europe have better models but then sucking at 1A and 2A issues

[@jamesbowman6925]

CEO = Crimelord ExtraOrdinaire.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Part of the reason insurance companies behave that way is because so many other aspects of the system are broken; many surgeries and medicines are ineffective and don't actually improve the patient and so there's a treadmill of increased consumption of "health care". Also Americans have a very unhealthy food supply of overprocessed garbage and they make terrible lifestyle decisions (fat and/or addicted), and the DNC has been forcing the system to absorb millions of illegals as well on top of the indigent.

[@stevenedington6265]

My brother was a cop. His daughter was born with a birth defect that left her paralyzed from the waist down. My brother was also the kind of person who could as my mother would say could charm the birds down from the trees. He had to fight the insurance companies constantly to get his daughter’s health care paid by the insurance company. At one point he got an agent from Blue Cross Blue Shield to admit that they would refuse all claims on their first submission. This was done because 60% would not resubmit. This was a big savings to the company. All they cared about was there bottom line. It is no wonder that the CEOs of insurance companies are being targeted. As much as I abhor violence I can understand the shooter’s motives.

[@Craig-fl8jj]

It's why they push for anti gun legislation

[@nightowlorder2750]

How do they expect to find a jury that would side with the oligarch as opposed to Luigi?

[@ghostdog-b4g]

do you believe it´s going to be difficult? and what did you think about someone turning him in? same thing, unfortunately...

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

@@ghostdog-b4g There are sympathetic juries out there. Take Daniel Penny. He was tried by a corrupt and racist prosecutor and medical examiner in the most radically leftist city on the east coast and he was still found innocent. Granted I think he actually was innocent but this guy clearly needs to go to jail. Still it's possible that a jury could be hung by one or more holdouts.

[@aarontooley570]

Blue cross is currently delaying on approving a surgery for a friend of mine. She almost died from eternal bleeding last week. They will pay for that visit in the hospital but not the problem causing it. Health insurance deserves their bad reputation

[@enchentez]

How did he not melt down the gun? He seems to have WANTED to be caught...

[@chrisulmer694]

@@enchentez The way he was caught in McDonald’s is very strong evidence of that.

[@aaronwilkinson8963]

He had a manifesto with him

[@sitdowndogbreath]

You think he was tired or exhausted from running

[@notfamouschristopher]

In History the man who stands up for all is the one who is credited for actions that change history. Now that healthcare, insurance so on is in the headlines and being discussed, hopefully his sacrifice for all of us for great changes to come.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

@@sitdowndogbreath He was only a few hundred miles from NYC. He wasn't running anymore.

[@aaronwilkinson8963]

Brian Thompson the CEO and the industry he represents is the bad guy in this. His decisions have lead to the deaths of countless thousands. People having to watch a loved one slip away or going bankrupt because the insurance company didn't honour the agreement. So what am I supposed to think. Where's the justice system. Yeah in the pocket of Brian Thompson

[@msisabelgomez]

I'm going to say something here. Maybe I shouldn't, but I'm a Medicare agent, and it really bothers me when I hear some of my clients say that these major insurance companies are not approving life-saving surgeries, medicines or just not paying the bills after the surgeries or simple medical services. So much so that doctors or hospitals are dropping out of their networks or eventually causing them to go bankrupt. There are entire towns who do not take Medicare advantage plans, only supplements/ Medi Gap or original Medicare. Our nation's Medical system is definitely in shambles. On another point, allegedly UHC is the biggest gov based insurance company, pharmacy, doctor & hospital network, supposedly they are dabbing into other sectors in the medical industry to add to their monopoly. Research and you'll find the same info or more. Sad day

Thank you for your insider input! My wife is an OR nurse and she too told me about the bigger picture of the whole "health insurance" scam. The hospital she works at had arguments with UHC, UHC dropped the hospital and case load slowed WAY DOWN. All those patients now have to go elsewhere to find "in network" care (my wife's hours cut = less income for us too). UHC looks like another corporate ponzi scheme; bleed the system dry for profit by denying insurance claims, take the $$$ and run. How long before we hear about UHC going "bankrupt" or merging with another corporate giant? Greed and corruption and DESTROYING THIS NATION.

[@msisabelgomez]

So sad. I pray that our Heavenly Father protects us and be our provider always.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

The system is broken for a variety of reasons, and government interference is primary among them.

[@kenandbarbie-b6c]

I can see a possibility of how Luigi Mangione, a well educated person with both Bachelors & Masters engineering degrees, got radicalized. In high school, he was very athletic, both playing soccer & wrestling. In his recent stay in Honolulu, he injured his back after a surfing lesson that made him bed bound for a week. He might have had previous surgery on his back, I am not sure. I do know the response he would have gotten if he went to an ER in Hawaii. I had it happen to me, so I know. I have both Medicare & HMSA Blue Cross/Blue Shield high option, so it is NOT from a lack of insurance coverage. If you come in with a back injury, they cannot X-ray your back because the insurance companies will not pay unless you have any of these 3 symptoms: Paralysis, incontenance or no feeling (numbness). The poor ER doc could not really diagnose me & was scared to death to touch me without being able to make a diagnosis. It is the insurance company that is behind these ridiculous rules that overrule physicians & curtail healthcare. I find that these rules are arbitrary & vary state to state. What happens in Hawaii is NOT good. Luigi might have attempted to get healthcare in Hawaii & was instead, abused because of insurance rules set up by a “nonprofit”, with a CEO making in excess of $10M!!! There is something sick with this picture, & it got worse when Obama set up Obamacare. The insurers have gotten the attitude of denying healthcare, thinking that legal challenges are cheaper than paying for services. They are daring you to sue, knowing they likely have more ways to fund the legal process than any individual. The problem is that insurers in many states have sunk to a low community standard. In Hawaii now, it is especially low. It never used to be that way. The MBA outranks the MD in healthcare today because they control the purse strings.😵‍💫

[@HerculesEinstein]

the amazing atheist covered some of his online footprints, one of which was his 4 star review for the Unabomber manifesto. he's definitely of the mindset that change doesn't happen through peace.

[@tedc7714]

Do you think a change of voitng habits in Hawaii might make a difference????? States regulate insurance. Check the red blue map.

[@kenandbarbie-b6c]

I think Trump is in a unique position to undo this mess that Obama helped create with his MIT mathematics professor who was the architect of Obamacare. He knew absolutely nothing about real healthcare & made it worse. Much worse.

[@Guy4UnderDog]

Practicing medicine without a license used to be a thing. Insurance companies do it every day all day.

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

Ironically his back was a preexisting chronic condition. The surfing accident only exacerbated it. He's had back problems due to a stenosis condition which was then made worse by surgery (so many back surgeries don't actually help).

[@mitchpalmer5116]

The Hamburgler was foiled by Officer Big Mac. 🤣

[@nicbow1991]

I think almost everyone has been denied by their health care at some point. With me, my son was hit by a semitruck and rushed to the ER by ambulance. The ER took CT scans and X-rays, but my coverage through UHC was denied because they said the Doctor's treatment for my son was excessive. My son is okay now but during this time he was 7 and had an abrasion on his side and couldn't walk. The doctors were afraid there might be internal bleeding, so they ran the test, none of whichI felt were excessive. I had to pay the bill out of pocket. I had UNH for 8 years and never had a single ER nor Urgent Care visit in that time. The one time I needed it, I was denied. Secondly, people see how the media has covered this crime around the clock, but we still know nothing about the people who tried to assisinate Trump. Also, the media is focusing on the Crime and giving zero coverage to the real issue, which is the lack of medical care for Americans.

[@vensheaalara]

This guy either didnt care if he got caught, or this isnt what it appears to be

[@BrokenCornholio1537]

Someone knows more here than what is being presented, I'd say. I don't know what it is, but this all feels too convenient.

[@Johnny00000]

I'd say the latter of the two

[@yvonnepoole141]

Who was he talking to right before the shooting?

[@rodvan-zeller6360]

And for the next video, how many deaths the "victim" was responsible for, by denying care.

[@rico_cavalierie]

This was highly publicized. A CEO was shot! and we are supposed to put our hand over our mouth and gasp. So many people are killed, and there is next to no coverage. This gave people time to think and process what had happened. In mass, it seems like people thought about it and know of people who have been screwed over by health insurance. Deny claims and spend the money on lawyers to fight a claim? After all many people will choose not to fight that fight. Many people don't have the time left to fight a long court battle. Now think of how much money the CEO makes in a year. He yells and screams at his staff to deny claims so the company (and him) make more money. We are not talking about mattresses here, we are talking about people's health (many cases, mortal health). So, NO, I'm not surprised this happened. The CEO peacefully slept at night after screwing people over who paid for the insurance. slamming doors in their face when they needed the insurance to come through. I have no remorse for him. See what happens if someone sets up a 'go fund me' account for him.

[@jb7483]

Shalom, regardless of his reason. These insurance companies get away with murder because no one is regulating them. No one monitors the birds. They move the goal post constantly. My wife and I spend 18 hours a week to keep my daughter in OT because no one will pay the DRs and we have to get both the foreign call service and the Americans to talk to each other and no one ever gets the paperwork and if it wasn't for my wife being an RN that deals with insurance daily for children. We would be sunk. Do I feel sorry for the CEO? Sadly, no. He was in a position to change things, and to say he didn't know about how the company works is BS. The people who called in on the guy, no they aren't rats, that is what you do when you see a criminal. As for the shooter. Yes, he did commit murder. Yes, he deserves a trial. We are a nation of laws. However, everyone needs to be held accountable in businesses that control the lives of others. Just like politicians should fear the people, industries that control your literal life should too. This is my 2 cents, and I doubt this ever gets seen.

[@JoeZyzyx]

saw it.

[@thebeesknees9954]

Daniel Penny the guy from the subway got a non guilty verdict, now people or trying to protest him which is absolutely bs.

[@thebeesknees9954]

How is that race-baiting? Anyway you’re welcome. Somebody not give you any attention today? Anyway things are finally getting back right in the world.

@@thebeesknees9954 sorry. sorry. I totally misread you. I thought I saw PROTECT HIM. You said PROTEST HIM. My bad! Yes, that is BS and yes, things are taking a turn for the better!

[@trooper64428]

You say the shooter has been caught, don't you have innocent until proven guilty in the US?

[@JoeZyzyx]

First you have an arrest. Next the arrestee is told to not say anything by his lawyer. Then the judicial system begins trying the case through media sources, to slander the arrestee and prejudice possible jurors. By the time it ends up in court, a preponderance of judicial system statements have already created the impression a prosecutor wants believed. If the defense attorney who won't have same funds as govt, and for a poor person, who is "assigned" a public defender, it's almost certain a conviction will follow. The system is stacked against the arrestee. High Bail is often used by court to keep the economically stressed accused in jail, further hurting his chances to work at a defense for himself as well. Remember the accused has himself and an attorney, and they have to beat the entire, well financed, legal system arrayed against him. Sometimes the accused wins anyway, against the odds, like Penny just did in NYC against what came at him for protecting people on a subway from a demonically inspired nutcase threatening them all with death. Even Penny came close to being convicted for doing a good deed to protect others from what they were facing, possible physical harm, or death.

[@ddhh6552]

Blue Cross Blue Shield of AZ has recently dropped coverage for the Phoenix Children's hospital. 14000 kids are affected and families who need to keep their child's doctor are having to scramble to find insurers who can work with Phoenix Children's Hospital. Is this just a way for them to cull expensive family cases who must take their child to Phoenix Children's Hospital? Maybe. Either way, they are putting families through additional stress in situations that are already stressful. Some people are only holding on by a thread of hope

[@SevieBallesterous]

Every insurance CEO who denies large legitimate claims must know they will become targets, I now live in poverty because a CEO like this man denied my legitimate claim for permanent disability and my loss of income. I should be living on $200K PA however my large claim was denied, I have not worked since and now I live like a pauper whilst the CEO of the company who denied my claim continues to receive tens of millions of dollars in bonuses every year.

[@synful3826]

I feel that.

[@riverrunners3621]

I live like a pauper while working my ass off so…

[@DarkKatzy013]

Yup about the same thing here . Can't work due to a injury THEY WON'T FIX. Stay strong .

[@robbiegamechanger4937]

These big insurance companies keep raising our premiums and still denying claims, it is just so sad that the greed continues to get worse and worse

[@BruceLeeR1-2103]

Listen. I'll explain how people in the streets see this cat. #1-He laid down his freedom aka his life for a greater good. In other words he is making the ultimate self-sacrifice for others; people he will never know and who may never tell him thank you. Those with less means those who are defenseless. God says the village has a responsibility to the orphans and widows. Meaning not to oppress the weak further and one's sacrifice to Him is without value if we hurt those people! #2-This kid came from privilege which usually we don't respect people who aren't humbled by some adversity and struggle. But this cat has the mark of a leader that people follow to battle, see? We don't live in r4ce, only the ignorant who drink the legacy Kool-Aid buy that. What divides is class that's the enemy of the common man. Read a book! The real enemy is and ALWAYS has been CLASSISM, it has just come in different packaging. He took his ivy league education that usually indoctrinates the upper tier to continue oppressing the lower tiers of society and rose above he leveled up beyond that. #3-this cat had style!! Some real Michael Corleone sht. He could've used his privilege to hire a street gangster but he wasn't afraid to get his hands dirty in a very personal way. Could've done a car 💥. Nope. Broad daylight. Yep. In front of innocent bystanders. Yep. Did he hurt said innocent bystander to cover his ass? Nope. Engraved the bullets with a calling card?! Yep. Hoo boy. This man declared war on the oppressing class and didn't care that he went to battle alone. Hooboyyy. Hello someone!? Know this. In those fancy schools with expensive diplomas they are taught all about wars that were started by such acts and fought by such men. Savage ruthless fearless smart efficient full of heart and courage. There was a young man called Alexander who had similar traits and they called him "The Great". Hello! Do you feel me? 🙏 🙏

[@pauliexcluded1]

People should fear their insurance providers. Insurance providers should fear their people. Now in a sane world that would be a statement about government yet here we are.

[@Phyrior]

Mutual Aid Societies used to be a thing... and then Government got involved. Here we are.

[@GraybeardWithUncommonSense]

Why? There are people who hate our health insurance system, and “the enemy of my enemy is my friend.”

[@maileele28]

@@GraybeardWithUncommonSense Healthcare insurance care more money than people "s health that why . !

[@timothymansker6177]

Reason : 1/3 Policy denials by AI. Nonprofit CEO Liner there pockets with money For profit... Where is the justice

[@xJaypex]

People are saying he grew up privileged. Even him growing up rich went through this problem of PA. Imagine the ones who arent rich and dont have the best "plan" available?

[@jimdandy3823]

the shepherd has obviously failed us but is the sheepdog a murderer for protecting the flock against the wolfs?

[@JoeZyzyx]

wolves?

[@jimdandy3823]

@JoeZyzyx English major?

[@JoeZyzyx]

@@jimdandy3823 trained linguist, lol.

[@drakegaza4432]

Gotta remember - JWB was an actor of the time , and his face was known to strangers ... helps when you know a celebrity's face . FYI .

[@JugglesGrenades]

One thing..... It was reported that they found his backpack in a NYC park Yet, when he was arrested, they say there was evidence found in the backpack he was carrying. 🤔 2 Backpacks ?

[@pathos1988]

Things in society never change without someone being a victim of violence...🤷🏿‍♂️

[@trooper64428]

What evidence? Do you know something we don't? How could the police say he had the gun on him, without ballistics testing? Do you have a picture of the "face" of the shooter carrying out the shooting, DNA on a water bottle, whose DNA? Finger print that can't be used, and a picture of a guy using a phone was it the same phone? You say "this guy wrote on the shell casings. How do you know he wrote those words have you seen handwriting evidence? You seem to have the case all wrapped up, we don't need phorensics, a case, an investigation, a judge or jury. Well done.

[@NorthCalNonLib]

He's an attractive person. Just like the Menendez brothers. They were cold-blooded murderers but women (and men) supported them because of their looks. Same case here.

[@Underfighter73]

McDonald's has a rat problem

[@Mbabbb399]

Simple, people are tired of the mistreatment of patients with healthcare insurance companies.

[@OFLHLGZ28]

That is true….. but you still don’t murder somebody over it. It’s just a bad situation all around.

Good Song: "Liberty" ( Acoustic Version ) by Jordan Page

[@scottsouza8479]

There's inhumanity in money and greed

[@OCDrumSchoolCostaMesa]

Thanks man! Good take on it! Rock on!

[@Hegshot87]

Thanks man

[@rhoefelmeyer]

Many of us have suffered from Insurance companies denying, delaying, and obfuscating our insurance coverage. Not a justification, an observation.

[@marysharp5474]

It is not an absolute right or wrong when taking a life. It is wrong to deny treatment to ill individuals. The declines are absolutely all.about money...profits. Their is nothing humane about it. Still assuming the motive is wrong. I would like to think he acted in reaction to the denial of benefits for a loved one. The stuff movies and heros are made of. The words do lead to this and I am absolutely sorry for his loss and a friends who stated their mother died because of insurance denials and delays. Hr is not alone.

[@eloyramirez54]

He was arrested in the same jacket he was wearing in the murder! Guy is an idiot!

[@sitdowndogbreath]

Yeah that is foolish

[@guyhummel2847]

My wife has paid into dental insurance for the past 30yrs and I'm covered under her , I was an addict for 15 plus years but have been clean for 8 years with very bad teeth... the oral surgeon that we found wants $4059 out of pocket after insurance... we can't afford it so I totally understand!!

[@graywind4326]

Read what your plan covers. Don’t expect crap you were not covered 100 percent for.

[@starbolin]

@guyhummel2847 dental has gotten ridiculous in some areas. $1600 out of pocket to remove a tooth. And they bill the insurance twice that. In another town you pay $900. The next town over the same $600 gets 3 removals and the appliance.

[@supermpc]

Fly down to Yuma and cross the border into Mexico at Los algadones., a small village with about 150 dentists. Get implants,if your jaw bones can take them. My experience was excellent. Also cheap proscription drugs (not narcotics) are available. It’s really like going back in time. Summers are brutally hot but the slow season. Winter brings the snow birds , literally thousands a day, it seems chaotic but somehow it works.

[@starbolin]

My insurance company repeatedly short changes me on my injection doses. I talk to my pharmacist, my doctor, the insurance company nurse. They tell me that I'm wrong. I work through the numbers with them. They make some change. Faxes are exchanged. Three months later, they are back to short changing me again.

[@yvonnepoole141]

My husband gets 2 of his prescriptions filled thru Good RX rather than his insurance with United Health Care because it costs 3 times more if he uses his insurance because of his copay. It is beyond redicoulous that you can get a prescription cheaper with no insurance using a simple discount card than using your insurance copay. And how does the pharmacy still make money on that medicine? Because they have an agreement with the insurance company to accept their insurance and receive a lesser amount than they bill, which is probably the price that you pay with Good RX.

[@bronsonchadthomas8474]

You’re in my top two favorite guntubers Patriot fam 🇺🇸

[@Hegshot87]

Thanks I appreciate the support brother

[@axelhopfinger533]

Sometimes, some people need to be reminded of their own mortality, to get them to reflect on their own morality.

[@JuanGonzalez-cl4md]

Why is it when UHC ceo dies frantic crazy manhunt. People dying and getting shot in innercities throughout country....crickets...

[@usbtnt]

How can right wing people hate him when he’s exercising his rights to bare arms and use them to fight a corrupt system

[@eueunono4515]

Actually John Wilkes Booth evading capture for 12 days is not that impressive. In the late 1800s tracking JWB down may have never been successful, had it not been for the fact that he was a known Actor, though a "B" list Actor. Now, his brother on the other hand, Edwin Booth, was a very prominent Actor considered the best of his time, and That did very little to help John in remaining a successful fugitive.

[@shawnsmith5071]

Taking a life in cold blood is wrong I’m a veteran who can’t afford life and still got denied VA insurance (which sucks anyways) I do not agree with free health care for all however bc look at Canada people die all the time bc they gotta wait six months for chemo. Free for all still needs to be funded by us taxpayers. Now I think paying say 5% of your weekly income for decent insurance should happen

[@chrisulmer694]

That is probably the most ignorant post I’ve ever read regarding the healthcare system in the United States. Getting utterly screwed over by the elite and then serving as their trained parrot.

[@BrokenCornholio1537]

Free healthcare would just make this shit even worse. The problem is the lack of accountability. On a side note, thank you for your service.

[@15lee89]

Great show thanks for your time and the video

[@DarylMoonsamy]

How is it that a complete stranger was able to identify him from unmasked photos from the police, but not his family, friends or associates who knew him well!?🤔🤔🤔

[@bobborlog1677]

I wouldn't rat out my family or friends either

[@darlsbarkley3493]

Why would any of his family or friends snitch on him for this?

[@johnstoddard4692]

That's not what he is saying! It points out that none of this narrative makes sense to what the reality of the situation actually is. Notice how the conversation is about Healthcare and not about the fact that they almost instantly apprehend an ivy league assassin who decided to keep the murder weapon on their person? Not buying it!

[@yvonnepoole141]

Because they all feel that it couldn't be him. They know him. They interviewed a friend if his rmthat said tge idea of hom doing this is unfathomable. And to be honest, I don't think that he looks that much like the pictures that I have seen.

[@georgebatiste7921]

Cops can't solve shit without a snitch!

[@CliffVogler-tb9rb]

I don’t see the ‘hero’ deal. Just a handful of outrageous comments. Mostly these were sparked by all the rumors smearing the victim as some kind of greedy fraudulent insurance company creep. I don’t think we know all the facts around the story re: any of the persons involved. There are some very peculiar things going on here

[@darlsbarkley3493]

The percentage of claims denied by UHC is not a rumor. Was the CEO the only one involved in making these decisions? Probably not. Was he responsible for deaths of their customers? Absolutely.

[@Guy4UnderDog]

When Andrew Witty, Brian's boss, calls a board meeting to choose a successor, he needs to serve Bud Lite.

[@randy6350]

The CEO was a LOW LIFE‼

[@Nyarlathotep63]

'Depose' means 'to remove from high office'. Perhaps 'Wick' was saying 'if Insurance Companies deny and delay critical health care, then their leaders should be deposed'?

[@brianpetersen-f5v]

I wanna know how they know when he arrived in the city sure sounds like a set up

[@inshoreassassin]

Cell phones track your every move 😅

[@bobborlog1677]

Is it just me or does the pictures of the guy in nyc look a good bit different than the guy they arrested at McDonald's? They look kinda similar but not the same

[@nobodyspecial1852]

The VA is absolute trash most of the time, and that's for shrapnel wounds and such that aren't negotiable, I can't imagine a for-profit party in the same system is better.

[@ZechariahHeck]

it’s crazy it took this to get people to start talking but that’s where we’re at..

[@KAVIARDREAMZ]

A SUSPECT is in custody. Let’s be more accurate when sharing information.

[@arturoanton2958]

Some video out there states why the bike was not found,is that true?

[@erichung8087]

Many may "dislike" insurance companies business methods and view them as the "bad guys", or even agree vendetta is ok, but if everyone behaves like Charles Bronson in movies "Death Wish ", everyone in society is in big trouble, cos u may easily and unintentionally piss off someone and got "revenged"!

[@Yatra-kj3zq]

Did anyone notice that there was a witness diagonally opposite him in the corner on his right side. That person ran towards the camera as shooter moved forward. Did s/he come forward? No news outlet talks about this.

[@underscore3842]

I thought he was going to actually tell us something in this video…

[@farmboy_slim]

John Wilkes booth was famous tho, people did recognize him

[@JoeZyzyx]

He got away with it. Those after him shot 2 innocent guys sleeping in a barn to get out of the weather. The law claimed one was Booth and then quit. Later it was proven Booth lived out his life.

[@hunk9837]

As for me my reason why I don’t have health insurance is because this companies are nothing more than pirates.

[@ewelka37]

Something is wrong why he didn't get back to normal life and get rid of gun and ID's

[@muleface1066]

Of course the politicians don't listen to us. We don't donate enough money.

[@Mk47Ultra]

Insurance should be 1 fixed price everyone pays once a year. It’s not fair you pay for car insurance then they raise the rates when you get into a car accident the whole point of the insurance was to cover in case of a car accident. Why are you raising it now? When the first amount of money paid in the beginning was for the accident insurance should be government run absolutely no profit whether it’s health or Auto or Home.

[@EugeneWorth]

Because the most of people that are getting screwed over by the medical insurance industry, he's what many feel like when it comes to the insurance companies that been screwing up people's lives, don't make it right,and one thing that also probably has bearing,you don't see the vigilant diligent efforts to finding common peoples murders.. bout how i see it..

[@dannusmk1578]

Reminder Luigi Mangioni’s healthcare insurance provider was NOT UNITEDHEALTH CARE.This guy is NOT insane.Let him have his fair trial in NY. Let the chips fall where they may. No one has a right to kill anyone in cold blood. No one has the right to kill anyone the way coward Mangioni did.

[@ZeljkoNaic]

These videos are not grainy, they are blurry. Outdoor cameras are exposed to the elements, and these lens are often covered with all kinds of dirt.

[@mattk5917]

He was caught in less than a week. That is actually pretty fast. And it is disgusting that a large number of people think he is some kind of hero or was justified in murdering someone in cold blood. The reason the Insurance Company are using shady and immoral practices is because 99% of their customers allow them to. People need to stop allowing it by contacting them repeatedly about them not covering what they promised to. People need to know and understand their plans completely. They also should record and document all interactions, whether in person or on the phone, and save everything the Insurance company sends them. And they need to have a lawyer they can contact if needed. As long as people allow them to deny valid claims and use shady practices, they will continue to do it.

[@darlsbarkley3493]

How do you expect anyone to successfully sue a company that netted 23 billion last year? Their legal team is extremely robust and they deny these claims because they've determined that it would be cheaper to fight those cases in court than it would be to cover those claims.

[@mattk5917]

@darlsbarkley3493 Because in the rare instances when a customer does sue, a settlement is reached 95% of the time. So if people did sue when they are being denied valid claims, to the point where instead of 0.98% of customers sue they make it 60% or more sue then its no longer profitable to deny valid claims because the customers are no longer allowing them to do it. The reason UHC had netted the amount of profits they did is because 99% of their customers who were wrongfully denied claims allowed UHC to do it by not suing and holding them accountable and UHC and other companies will continue to do screw over their customers for as long as they allow them to.

[@JoeZyzyx]

You mean "BEG" them to fulfill their client's insurance account?

[@UziDusIt]

The real thing we need to be discussing is this: Why does your shirt keep changing and what is Bill Gates up to?

[@JoeZyzyx]

washing machine?

[@wethepeople8542]

That was the name of a book “Delay deny defend”.

[@JoeZyzyx]

"Defend" the lie, therefore the Depose was initiated by shooter.

[@soniacastaneda865]

WE PAID MEDICAID FOR YEARS UNTIL I GET 60 YEARS OLD AND KNOW CORRUPTION SYSTEMS DONT WANTS TO PAID EVEN MY MEDICINAS NEVERTHELESS BACKSURGIES.

[@Year--1915]

The 2 photos the media released, are 2 different people. 2 different jackets and 2 different backpacks

[@johnbasler4119]

Who turned Luigi?

[@simondonohoe1221]

Sometimes silence speaks volumes !

[@marienovak3663]

Something else is going on 🙏

[@m1shelleking705]

The reason the pictures are grainy and crappy is because no one cleans their camera with a cloth before they take pictures. It's the same as your back up camera on your car , if you don't clean it once in awhile it's grainy.

[@Thehafizbanks9904]

I believe there's been so much media coverage and this got so much attention because a lot of people are familiar with united healthcare and because it was so brazen. Just my opinion..

[@jeffreyprada1282]

Yup all insurance is great right up until you need it...

[@janlynn-zc1yi]

People are mad at health system for denying claims and feel in justice has been done. I agree this is an issue. Why aren't people mad at the food industry lacing our food with chemicals and dyes known to create health issues. Our food and water are contaminated, where is the outrage? People love their food, but want to blame insurance for issues liked to poor choice smoking, drinking, food contaminated.., i mean, think about it

[@codiacmulletmulletlife9477]

they probably had this guys identity within 24 hours and the rest of the time were verifying and locating his whereabouts. They can id you with most of your face covered now with biometric software

[@kennethcurtis1856]

Most gun review channels have turned into true crime channels. Thanks to the late Paul Harrell, Hickok 45 and a few others for staying in their lane.

[@watts4200]

The real criminals pass laws that slowly whittle away at your freedoms all the while being protected by the law.

[@fastf2272]

Backpack goes from tan to black in videos!! Not same guy?

[@DareToBeDeviant]

We're headed into 2025 very soon and there are companies still rocking surveillance cameras from 2002. I can get a 4-camera/2K (1440 HD) res setup for $300 right now, $450 for a 4K setup. Wouldn't even put a dent in my savings. What's going on here? My prediction would be perceived as racist by a select few but I'll just say it has something to do with a certain group (not race) of people notorious for cutting corners and being _extremely_ cheap. So cheap in fact it hinders working conditions and upsets both the workers and customers but hey, at least the manager saved ten dollars.

[@deathcon_one]

Bs,they didnt catch em. I wana see evidence.

[@godwarrior3403]

Oh no shit? You mean what they're gonna present in court?

[@deathcon_one]

@ they said that they are charging him on ghost gun stuff,and not the fake id,or the assassination. Seems pretty fishy to me.

[@charlesmorgan1879]

The gun charge is the initial charge to hold him until they get the evidence for the more serious charge.

[@deathcon_one]

@@charlesmorgan1879 then why not also charge him on the fake id aswell?

[@notsogreen]

​@@deathcon_one that's Pennsylvannia charges, and they did charge him for forged instrument: fake ID. NYC are charging him for the murder, etc.

[@jeromedamian5740]

I noticed they rushed him off while he was taking out loud . Way wouldn't they let him talk, what are they trying to hide. Let him talk.

[@JoeZyzyx]

No, the "justice" system wants to put out their opinions first. Until that can be accomplished, they want to shut up any arrestee.

[@SometimeAngel]

the "real reason"?

[@katherinefincham138]

Pennsylvania turned him in !

[@tommiefisher2458]

@@katherinefincham138 where's your evidence to back this claim.

[@MetPass]

biden country

[@tommiefisher2458]

@MetPass biden lost. Who cares

[@carlosspicyweiner8804]

​@MetPass heavy red county actually.

[@WREKLOC]

What has the world come to? I definately dont agree with the big companies denying life saving coverage but to be glad over someone with a family being assassinated? What a sad world this is. Disregarding life just as they do makes us no better...

[@GeminoSmothers]

Blah blah blah moral high horse virtue signaling blah

[@WREKLOC]

@GeminoSmothers 💀

[@LeoSinsheimer]

You get what you paid for ...

[@WREKLOC]

@@LeoSinsheimer that mentality puts you at the same level. First guy over here talking about high virtue signaling. What a joke. You are entitled to your opinion but to me people that think like that are no better. You dont get to complain about how horrible someone is for disregarding life and then disregard life yourself when its convenient for you. Hypocrisy at its best.

[@darlsbarkley3493]

Would you say the same thing if el Chapo got killed? Did you say the same thing when bin laden was killed? Neither of those guys have been responsible for as many deaths as health insurance companies. I'm type 1 diabetic. When I had insurance, I had a good plan. It literally cost more than my mortgage every month. Every month I had to go back and forth calling the insurance company, doctor, and pharmacy to get approval for my prescriptions. Sometimes it would take a week to get it worked out. You couldn't start that process until it had been 30 days since the last refill and the maximum amount they would ever cover barely lasted 30 days. Eventually, I found that it was cheaper and easier to buy insulin on the black market and not deal with insurance at all. I think you need to learn a little about American history. In 1776, our founding fathers decided that violence was the only solution and that's still the case today.