You Don't Need to Be Luigi to Hate American Healthcare CEO's

[@Cyrus_T_Laserpunch]

Luigi came from a wealthy family interestingly enough, even wealthier families suffer from the same health insurance systemas everyone else, and gets denied like everyone else.

[@TheKsenpai]

They will never say "No" to more money and "Yes" to less money, so it will never change for the better while they are in charge.

[@Americanbadashh]

People who are anti public healthcare love to bring up UK and Canada, while conveniently leaving out Australia and Japan. The difference being Australia and Japan actively fund their healthcare, while the UK and Canada drag their feet and make excuses not too.

[@ronantheronin3521]

US politicians aren't trustworthy, so why the hell would we trust them to pay for healthcare? I believe IP laws should be removed and the FDA abolished to allow more private entities to manufacture and produce healthcare for a cheaper price. Afterall a centralized healthcare system requires the government to over tax people for sub par quality healthcare.

[@benjamintherogue2421]

No, the difference is they don't have open borders like the others do.

[@benjamintherogue2421]

How easy is it to get into those countries?

[@ØINFIN1TYØ]

I like these type of videos, talking about the theme of the video the country were i live (Brazil) also has a corrupt health care system, it is corrupt, it is fail an it is broken so i understand the side that is cheering for the CEO's death. This is a problem that ain't gonna be solved now but need attention. Anyway, great video jack i absolutely love these types of videos that you make. Love ya

[@AmirH.G-z7n]

11:08 "prediting fact checking is scary" imagine if every influencer cared this much how less toxic platforms would be i appreciate how you focused on what matters Also nice mr robot Reference :)

[@Acoroto4]

I usually try to comment funny and witty things, but I you really Outdo yourself eachday Jack. Such quality of comment and measured responses are rare to see. Also the steady improvement in editing gains is very visible

[@Americanbadashh]

Careful there's Health insurance bots in the comments.

[@genericscottishchannel1603]

did you see whats happening with the anaesthesia?

[@benjamintherogue2421]

Yes, people didn't understand what was happening and they made the situation worse with their outrage. The new rule was that anesthesiologists couldn't surprise bill people. They had to accept the amount they said they would originally charge for the service, not change it later. Now that rule was dropped because people got emotional and upset without actually looking into what it was they were emotional and upset about.

[@samhescott348]

The ENTIRE healthcare industry raged against it and it was repealed

[@Americanbadashh]

@@benjamintherogue2421 It's not that simple. That's health insurance spin. Dig deeper

[@aethewulf4787]

Your vids are joy to watch,hello from Serbia :)

[@RedUnit10]

Originally when the news first broke I was all about "oh man, this guy had a family, that sucks." But the more I heard about how, well, evil he was. How greedy he was. How, just, un-human he was. I'm cool with what happened. And I don't doubt this will start a new trend, one where villainous CEOs of big companies will need to fear the walk out to their blood money car to get to their billion dollar mansion.

[@benjamintherogue2421]

How was he greedy? Health insurance companies have a less than 5% profit margin. If that's greedy for you, then there isn't a single person safe from your murderous wrath.

[@jamesconnollysmustache735]

@@benjamintherogue2421why are you repeating this same point over and over again in this comment section? Plus it doesn’t matter what their profit is if they are profiting from human suffering then that is monstrous.

[@TheDoc_K2]

@@benjamintherogue2421 coolio, health insurance companies get 5% profit to legally kill people. that's murder, AND money!

[@TchHry]

@@jamesconnollysmustache735 People never address the problem with capacity People never address the administrative burden People never address a dozen other issues that make health care so expensive that the average person NEEDS insurance to begin with. Everyone just watches the costs of care spiral out of control and then get mad at the insurance companies which only exist to cover the cost by pooling everyone's money. Fine, get outraged by the fact that it costs so much that one needs to get insurance for even basic care because of the system that was created through government incompetence, ignorance, indifference and placation. But realize that you're suggesting solutions that won't work and making the insurance companies the easy patsy... because OF COURSE it's easy to be angry at people you pay money to who make your life harder when they should make it easier... just like government already has. And yes; there are bad actors... but no one is EVER justified to do what this murder did... praising it is just sick.

[@benjamintherogue2421]

@@jamesconnollysmustache735 Because there's a lot of people who seem to need to hear it. Why are you repeating the Socialist nonsense that profits from doing a job are somehow monstrous? So yeah, it does matter. You want to kill these people for greed, yet I just pointed out how they're not that terribly greedy at all. Then you want to handwave that away and say they should be killed anyways. This is why Socialist systems all collapse. They play into that murderous intent inherent in people like you.

[@PlaylistWatching1234]

19:00 this is great work, very few Americans even know about this!

[@jetstreamsam3977]

Well I'll be honest Everything in my country has pretty high corruption ( MRU )

[@stanyer8164]

17:40 - And to think that the Conservative People's Party want to erect a statue of Reagan in Copenhagen. 😞 _That_ old US President and his legacy appears to me to be the antithesis to the Danish welfare state. If we _were_ to honour an American with a statue -- one who has actually contributed to Denmark, both culturally and economically -- I'll cast my vote on the retired artist Don Rosa. 🙂 Nice video, Jack!

[@eddy9615]

OK

[@grimplaysminecraft746]

4 minutes!!! This one's fresh!

[@phoenixprism]

not terrorism, JUSTICE

[@benjamintherogue2421]

It was terrorism.

[@Femboy-Communist]

I was summoned here o7

[@trycscop]

Hello I am from the United States and have lived abroad as well. The reason some of us praise Luigi Mengion is because he is a symbol of poetic justice and it shows by the fact that he took the life of someone who single handedly ended many lives including that of some of my loved ones. Its all love, but its time for people to end the scam that is insurance.

[@benjamintherogue2421]

No, it's because you're a violent Leftists. The CEO died because he was a material witness to an insider trading investigation into Congress. You sided with the corrupt because you're emotional and violent.

[@dalthorn]

Luigi did the morally and ethically correct action in a system which is so beyond broken in the country that we quite literally are having no choice but to hope for more Luigi’s brave enough to do the only thing that has had an result.

[@TchHry]

Murder is evil. Look what you're endorsing! Do you really want others to "rise up" and take the "Morally and ethically correct" action in their eyes??? That will only result in one thing.

[@benjamintherogue2421]

Why are people on the Left always so filled with evil?

[@WhiterunGaurd]

skibidi

[@TchHry]

How did it get mostly this bad? They tried to make it public health care. My copay, premiums, monthly payments have gone up 4 times what they were in 2007. And if you think that public healthcare is the solution, I'd like to point to Canada & the UK... where MAID is on the menu.

[@RicochetForce]

This is foolishness. It's like this because the government allows it to be like this. Make no mistake: If the government wanted to, they could crush both the healthcare and the insurance industries into absolute dust. There is masive collusion betweent these sectors and politicians who are supposed to be regulating this BS.

[@Orthrus02]

Pretty much the Affordable Care Act. Sure, more people got coverage, but it gave insurance companies the excuse they needed to force people to pay absurdly high premiums even if all they need is the bare minimum.

[@benjamintherogue2421]

Public healthcare has shown over and over again it's not the solution to this problem.

[@Americanbadashh]

@@benjamintherogue2421 Australia, and Japan beg to differ. If you actually fund it, it works fine!

[@Americanbadashh]

Canada and the UK don't fund theirs properly! Meanwhile Australia has one of the best in the world, despite the law being an almost word for word copy of Canada's law. The difference being that they put more money towards it.