UHC CEO Gunned Down in Midtown Manhattan

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Anonymous wrote:I think the two big contributors here are going to turn out to be weed (I bet he already used a lot in his frat in college, then it got worse with the back pain, and I’m sure there was free flowing weed in his commune in Hawaii) and playing first person shooter games. Weed absolutely precipitates psychotic illness in kids this age (see here for example: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33617756/). And growing up playing a lot of shooter games (it said several places that he was into them and at one point his goal was to develop his own) inured him to real life repercussions of shooting someone.

I don’t necessarily agree with you about weed but he was in a fraternity (Phi Kappa Psi) and was definitely playing shooter games.

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Anonymous wrote:I think the two big contributors here are going to turn out to be weed (I bet he already used a lot in his frat in college, then it got worse with the back pain, and I’m sure there was free flowing weed in his commune in Hawaii) and playing first person shooter games. Weed absolutely precipitates psychotic illness in kids this age (see here for example: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33617756/). And growing up playing a lot of shooter games (it said several places that he was into them and at one point his goal was to develop his own) inured him to real life repercussions of shooting someone.

I don’t necessarily agree with you about weed but he was in a fraternity (Phi Kappa Psi) and was definitely playing shooter games.

Oh yes, that dangerous “assassin” game…Among Us 😂

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Anonymous wrote:This kid has everything going for him. Looks, money, degree from an Ivy in a great field. What went wrong?! So sad, he will be spending his life in prison and nothing will change with the healthcare companies.

We’re talking about a that sell health insurance and then reneges on the contracts. That’s not a “healthcare company.”

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Thompson and his wife separated after his DUI arrest in 2017:

“ Minnesota court filings show that in 2017 Brian Thompson was arrested and convicted on charges of fourth-degree driving while impaired, for which he received probation.”

https://www.thedailybeast.com/slain-unitedhealthcare-ceo-brian-thompson-was-secretly-separated-from-wife-paulette/

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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.

+10000

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Anonymous wrote:I think the two big contributors here are going to turn out to be weed (I bet he already used a lot in his frat in college, then it got worse with the back pain, and I’m sure there was free flowing weed in his commune in Hawaii) and playing first person shooter games. Weed absolutely precipitates psychotic illness in kids this age (see here for example: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33617756/). And growing up playing a lot of shooter games (it said several places that he was into them and at one point his goal was to develop his own) inured him to real life repercussions of shooting someone.

I don’t necessarily agree with you about weed but he was in a fraternity (Phi Kappa Psi) and was definitely playing shooter games.

Oh yes, that dangerous “assassin” game…Among Us 😂

Geez. The asst principal in my son's h.s. played shooter video games and was a great guy (who stepped up when my kid, who had an IEP, was struggling with school).

I'd say chronic severe back pain from his injury. That can mess a person up good. There have been several incidents in which people who have undergone back surgery and ended up just as bad off or worse have shot doctors or clinic staff. My son's ADR was implanted by a guy who stopped doing the surgeries for a year because a former patient was, in fact, threatening to shoot him.

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Anonymous wrote:This kid has everything going for him. Looks, money, degree from an Ivy in a great field. What went wrong?! So sad, he will be spending his life in prison and nothing will change with the healthcare companies.

We’re talking about a that sell health insurance and then reneges on the contracts. That’s not a “healthcare company.”

UHC is also a healthcare company through its subsidiary Optum, operating urgent care centers, primary care, ambulatory surgery centers, plus pharmacy services and pharmacy benefit manager "services" (the quotes are intentional).

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Anonymous wrote:Why was he still wearing his mask? He probably would have blended right in without it.

Or better yet — no mask but a red MAGA hat to hide his most distinct facial features

That’s what I was thinking. He stood out with the mask. Few people wear them these days.

I see more than one person wearing a mask every time I go out. Not outside on the street usually, but on customers and employees at Costco, and other stores.

Depends on what area, go somewhere rural and conservative and you won’t see it

Oh yeah you do. I live in one of those areas.

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Anonymous wrote:Will he most likely be charged federally or by NYC?

If it is in NYC with Alvin Bragg as DA it will mean far fewer years in prison. His Day One memo states:

Day One Polices & Procedures January 3, 2022
When seeking a carceral sentence, the following rules apply, absent exceptional circumstances:

a. For a determinate sentence, the Office will request a maximum of 20 years.

b. For an indeterminate sentence other than one with a maximum of life, the Office will request no more than a maximum of 20 years, absent exceptional circumstances.

c. For an indeterminate sentence with a maximum of life, the Office will request no more than a minimum of 20 years, unless required by law.

d. The Office shall not seek a sentence of life without parole.

e. In exceptionally serious cases such as homicides where lengthy periods of incarceration are justified, ADAs shall consider the use of restorative justice as a mitigating factor in determining the length of the sentence, only when victims or their loved ones consent.

Why would it be federal? He didn't kidnap the guy or take him across state lines.

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

Is this a joke?

well, its gone

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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.

Plastic surgeon

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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.

Death panels ok?

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Anonymous wrote:So we know he followed people like Joe Regan, comes from a GOP family in Baltimore, went Gilman, has quoted Tucker, etc. And the conclusion is that he’s a leftist come undone? Huh?

He's not leftist AT ALL.

He’s obviously a horseshoe theory leftists. These people are all over social media.

Can you explain what a "horseshoe theory" leftist is? He's so far right he's left? I don't understand.

It is the other way around. He is an extreme anti-capitalist leftist that went so far left that he became a reactionary ideologue. I think he settled as an accelerationist.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accelerationism

Those are really scary ideologies.

These are the people that are so left they are actually right.

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Anonymous wrote:I think the two big contributors here are going to turn out to be weed (I bet he already used a lot in his frat in college, then it got worse with the back pain, and I’m sure there was free flowing weed in his commune in Hawaii) and playing first person shooter games. Weed absolutely precipitates psychotic illness in kids this age (see here for example: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33617756/). And growing up playing a lot of shooter games (it said several places that he was into them and at one point his goal was to develop his own) inured him to real life repercussions of shooting someone.

I don’t necessarily agree with you about weed but he was in a fraternity (Phi Kappa Psi) and was definitely playing shooter games.

Oh yes, that dangerous “assassin” game…Among Us 😂

I think I have the highest score on that game at least that I’ve seen anyway. 😅

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He was a Joe Rogen fanboy on shrooms