UHC CEO Gunned Down in Midtown Manhattan

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https://breloomlegacy.substack.com/p/the-allopathic-complex-and-its-consequences

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Anonymous wrote:About his time in Hawaii:
https://www.civilbeat.org/2024/12/luigi-mangiones-hawai%CA%BBi-friends-shocked-by-arrest-in-unitedhealthcare-ceo-shooting/

Wow. Went silent in July from his family and friends, sold off his belongings. That’s what you do if you’re planning a suicide. Gave up trying to alleviate his excruciating back pain.

He decided to take a criminal with him. At least for me, he certainly opened my eyes to the overwhelming evil in this industry. He exposed how these people get paid insane money for their ability to deceive clients who can’t afford to sue. Thompson’s greed was so enormous, he resorted to insider trading that robbed shareholders billions of dollars.

Of course no one should be murdered, but perhaps those who are the most outraged, are also a bit guilty of similar crimes?

Let’s see what happens to his colleagues who are also under DOJ investigation. Will they get just a fine, or serious prison time?

No one should be above the law.

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Anonymous wrote:Why is everyone blaming the health insurance companies and not the hospitals and their ridiculous charges? Why not blame the doctors who are like “well I could save your life but we’re gonna need $60K to do it.”

It doesn’t make sense.

You don't sound like you are in the healthcare business to be throwing out random figures of who makes what.

DP but I haven’t heard of many doctors making $10M + per year.

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Meant to say - this is supposedly his manifesto:

Anonymous wrote:https://breloomlegacy.substack.com/p/the-allopathic-complex-and-its-consequences

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Anonymous wrote:I feel a good deal of sadness when I look at his photo. It's all just heartbreaking. He had so much promise, every possible advantage, and threw it all away....ruined multiple lives. It's very sad.

How do you feel about the lives Thompson and UHC ruined?

Right? Insurance companies ruin thousands of lives daily. People here are projecting their weird UMC issues onto this guy.

I disagree. DCUM always identifies with the people engaging in petty crime and theft at the local CVS and those people almost always become symbols of of the resistance against a broken, unfair capitalist system rift with corporate greed.

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Anonymous wrote:Luigi Mangione, the alleged killer of the UHC CEO, left a 4-star review of the Unabomber's manifesto: "When all other forms of communication fail, violence is necessary to survive. You may not like his methods, but to see things from his perspective, it's not terrorism, it's war and revolution."

The NYP article claims law enforcement says he subscribed to “ anti capitalist and climate change causes” citing his online activity

https://nypost.com/2024/12/09/us-news/person-of-interest-in-fatal-shooting-of-unitedhealthcare-boss-brian-thompson-idd-as-luigi-mangione-an-ex-ivy-league-student/

Yeah, they just want him to look like a deranged leftist because they’re rightist. Then do the opposite for the other side. This is ridiculous,

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Anonymous wrote:I feel bad for the CEOs children. Everyone is calling their dads killer hot all over the internet and cheering him on, It’s really sad.

I hope those are separate. That you feel bad for his kids because they lost their dad so senselessly.

The fact that the suspect may be attractive should be irrelevant to your sympathy.

I don’t care about him being hot. I can’t imagine a parent getting murdered and thousands of people being happy about it.

I agree. Ironically, the CEOs kids went to a public high school and the older one is at a public flagship. They probably grew up in a more low key way than a Gilman grad whose family owns multiple country clubs and nursing homes.

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The various social media companies pulled his FB, IG, LinkedIn, YouTube accounts. Do they typically shut down accounts of people arrested on relatively minor violations yet suspected in a more serious crime? Or, just this guy?

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Keep ‘em coming.

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Anonymous wrote:https://breloomlegacy.substack.com/p/the-allopathic-complex-and-its-consequences

I wonder if he wrote this in the McDonald’s today, they said he was on a computer.

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Anonymous wrote:https://breloomlegacy.substack.com/p/the-allopathic-complex-and-its-consequences

Incredible. Luigi indeed had a soul. Brian Thompson had none, evidenced by his ruthless treatment of countless human beings. Was he a regular at Davos promoting depopulation?

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Anonymous wrote:Timothee Chalamet is about to get the role of his lifetime.

No kidding.

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Anonymous wrote:I feel a good deal of sadness when I look at his photo. It's all just heartbreaking. He had so much promise, every possible advantage, and threw it all away....ruined multiple lives. It's very sad.

How do you feel about the lives Thompson and UHC ruined?

Many of those people were so sick they were likely dying anyway.

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Anonymous wrote:Call me by your name, Luigi!

That's a fairly distinctive earring.

With a mask, and his hair covered… I would not have recognized him.

Good on that McDonald’s customer, and employee , for realizing he could’ve been. (Sometimes we Karens come in handy!!)

No really, you don’t

Well, if the Customer did not intervene , the murderer would still be at liberty (to kill again).

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Anonymous wrote:https://breloomlegacy.substack.com/p/the-allopathic-complex-and-its-consequences

Is this a joke?