TikTok Reacting To The Passing Of United Healthcare CEO During The Holidays

[@gofastER]

Hold up. Being semi fair to deathcare companies? They are making record profits in the billions!

[@FoxSullivan]

Sorry, but those bullets seem to be a pre-existing condition, and the ambulance ride was not an emergency so it obviously was not covered by insurance.

[@kwaii_gamer]

Nobody cried for Marley, and Scrooge keep his schedule when he died, and when Scrooge "died" it brought people happiness. Written in 1843, but it sounds familiar

[@neps21]

No more insurance. Doctor treats you. Figure out reimbusement with them.

[@nurlindafsihotang49]

This days, WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE!? IT PROBABLY CHEAPER!

[@theresagosnell7645]

Bernie Sanders was advocating for Medicaire for All . This would have eliminated Insurance companies. But Obama stopped Bernie Sanders. Obama and the insurance lobbyists.

[@deathninja16]

i dont know what everyone is talking about "what assassination?" "what ceo?" i didnt hear or see a thing.

[@jingbot1071]

I can't believe Ted Cruz did this

[@robertwright1410]

There's no need for the private insurance," because at the end of the day they just want to make money" Nicole and that shouldn't come into play when you're worrying about if you're going to live or die.

[@Parz1val465]

You can use the wayback machine to find the others

[@TheBitterSarcasmOfMs.Anthropy]

Americans are finally understanding what 'structural violence' is. Structural violence is a type of violence that occurs when social structures or institutions prevent people from meeting their basic needs or rights. It is often embedded in social structures that are so ordinary that they appear almost invisible. Americans have had ENOUGH!!!

[@xIronwafflexx]

Your request for thoughts and prayers has been denied, as it does not meet the requirements for medical necessity.

[@kittyhurd4207]

Brilliant! Excactly!!

[@jenng7389]

UHC is #4 in the top grossing companies in the country. they don't need sympathy. they are not trying to cut cost. they make billions upon billions upoon billions in profit. eff them.

[@julieaumont3716]

In Canada, it’s free healthcare

[@robertwright1410]

We all pay taxes and i would love for mines to go toward universal health care which ends up being cheaper than the system we now use. A system that other countries such as Canada, Australia, and England use and don't have people bankrupt, and dead because of insurance companies interference. They also pay less than us for prescription drugs because drug companies arent aloud to haggle with the lives of their citizens.

[@Recuper8]

There's a lot of problems with this country. The cost of living. The declining culture. etc.etc.etc. But the #1 reason why I want to permanently relocate abroad is because of our medical system.

[@katiePetsy]

Culture? 😂

[@Recuper8]

@@katiePetsy believe it or not, USA did have a culture at one time....a cohesive element...now it's just status and which side 'you're' on.

[@ladyjane9077]

If he had over $10 million dollars then I'd say that the people at the top of these companies need a better structure for how the money is distributed more fairly among all employees. And in a way that can still provide quality healthcare for all citizens. I will agree that the ACA didn't go far enough and we need a system that is much more expansive than that currently is. Ideally it was supposed to include far more insurance companies which would have included the market competition that ya'll mention in this video. No one should have to worry about medical bills and doctors shouldn't have to be deciding on health insurances they can take based on which companies pay them or not. It's a multilayered issue and people's lives and well being need to stop being the thing that's expendable.

[@tallyhorizzla3330]

I love the makeup girl's raspberry.

[@laurahobbie4971]

How is denial of healthcare not a Crime Against Humanity ?

[@Tech95327]

People complain and complain yet people that don’t support massive health care reform keep getting elected 🤷‍♂️

[@Its_always3am]

I see people saying it's not his decision, what kind of person would be able to stay in that position and make millions. It's blood money literally. If stock holders told you to deny more people to make money and you comply you are Just as EVIL

[@colebengston3963]

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[@royberger2259]

It's not the CEO who makes all the big decisions, it's the majority stock holders.