r/MurderedByWords yeah, i'm that guy with 12 upvotes Dec 09 '24

#2 Murder of Week 68,000 Americans

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u/Zapp_Rowsdower_ Dec 09 '24

I find it astounding that the best thing this ‘elite’ earner’s family can point to is ‘he loved his kids.’ I should fucking hope so. So…about those millions he scalped from HC premiums…any charity work, Brian? Start an animal rescue? Anything? Just ‘loved his kids?’ Get the fuck outta here.

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u/valanlucansfw Dec 09 '24

What about all the kids of the people who died from denied insurance claims? We should ask them how they feel.

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u/Flat-Impression-3787 Dec 09 '24

This guy has denied zero claims in his life. He's a CPA accountant that became CEO directly from Price Waterhouse Coopers. The internet is full of sickos.

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u/Utangard Dec 09 '24

Of course he didn't need to personally deny any claims, he has the AI for that.

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u/__lulwut__ Dec 09 '24 edited Dec 09 '24

His company implemented an AI that falsely denied 90% of claims under his stewardship. He didn't deny any claims personally, but he certainly fostered a system that would.

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u/Flat-Impression-3787 Dec 09 '24

Sue the company, sue the CEO, don't buy their products. We live in a civilized nation where murder isn't a legitimate form of protest.

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u/__lulwut__ Dec 09 '24

Some people don't have the option to not use the product if that's what they get though their job, and good luck suing one of the largest health insurance companies in the US. They'll pay a minimal fine/settlement and still end up making money hand over fist while continuing their bad behavior

People are actively dying by the thousands due to policies like the ones he implemented , got what he deserved.

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u/Flat-Impression-3787 Dec 09 '24

Go live in Sudan or Russia if you think assassination is the way to make changes rather than market pressure or courts of law.

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u/__lulwut__ Dec 09 '24

Hard to go after these guys when what they're doing isn't explicitly illegal, and factoring in the insane amount of lobbying they do there isn't a snowballs chance in hell of anything happening. Market pressure? They're the largest health insurance company in the world, even if they lost HALF of their subscribers they'd still be the largest.

Normal means isn't going to fix this shit.

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u/Flat-Impression-3787 Dec 09 '24

Again, go live in Sudan or Russia if you think assassination is the way to get things done.

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u/__lulwut__ Dec 09 '24

In the event that the amount of deaths due to denied claims are uniform, 10 thousand people die every year from this company alone. This isn't even accounting for all the people who have low to zero quality of life from the same treatment. Sorry, but if you're responsible for policies that result in this amount of human suffering for the purpose of profit, killing you is morally correct.

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u/Flat-Impression-3787 Dec 09 '24

All insurance companies decide how coverage is granted and who qualifies. It's stated in policy documents that you can read before purchasing coverage. Instead of assassinating an accountant maybe shop around with different insurers.

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u/__lulwut__ Dec 09 '24

Ah right, people deserve to die because they didn't read the fine print, can't afford switching providers, or are locked into specific insurers through their job. Calling him just an accountant grossly underestimates what his role was and what reforms he made. One in particular resulted in the overwhelming amount of claims being rejected before even reaching a person.

How many people do you think he killed with that pen stroke? He viewed people as cattle meant to maximize company value, their lives were meaningless to him. Why should I give a shit someone gave him exactly what he did to thousands of others.

Don't want to get dehumanized? Don't be responsible for the deaths of thousands. We've executed war criminals for far, far less.

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u/cnthelogos Dec 09 '24

And Hitler didn't personally gas anyone, so I suppose his actions were fine? Get out of here, bootlicker.

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u/Flat-Impression-3787 Dec 09 '24

Hitler personally instructed his people to kill. This CEO didn't instruct anyone to kill anyone else. Grow up.

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u/cnthelogos Dec 09 '24

You're right. He instructed his people to ignore the orders of doctors regarding what constitutes life-saving medical treatment.

On a completely unrelated note: what's your favorite flavor of shoe polish?

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u/Flat-Impression-3787 Dec 09 '24

When did he do that? Source? Sounds like you are making things up because you lost an argument.

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u/cnthelogos Dec 09 '24

https://www.cnn.com/2024/12/06/business/insurance-claim-denials-unitedhealthcare-ceo/index.html

I've never seen someone fellate a boot so enthusiastically. You could probably make some money on OnlyFans off of people who are into that.

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u/Flat-Impression-3787 Dec 09 '24

Thompson wasn't a claims adjuster, Dr. Shortbus.

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u/Smart-Flan-5666 Dec 09 '24

So the CEO of a company bears no responsibility for its policies?

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u/Ok-Bug3881 Dec 09 '24

Hitler personally poured zero ounces of Zyklon into a single prison chamber. He was a spy for the German government that just got mixed up in the Notsee Party when they made him their leader. No, the internet is full of people sick of being told they should just accept whatever scraps the multimillionaire and billionaire CEOs decide we can have. We’re hungry, and angry, and sick, and tired, and I’m personally down to enjoy watching more of these globalist, elitist, aristocratic pieces of shit being knocked off of their pedestals

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u/Flat-Impression-3787 Dec 09 '24

Hitler personally instructed his people to kill Jews, gays, and minorities. Thanks for the idiotic logic.

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u/Ok-Bug3881 Dec 10 '24

The AI that denied over 90% of claims was made and instituted during his tenure as the CEO moron. And just like the Germans that claimed “they didn’t know anything was happening even though all the Jews disappeared”, are you going to sit here and tell me that they didn’t notice their paid out claim expenses dropped over 90% out of nowhere, or the subsequent substantive increase in their profit margins that just appeared from thin air? Thank you for proving my point you fucking moron.

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u/Flat-Impression-3787 Dec 10 '24

Then you should definitely run around murdering CEOs like that do in Sudan, sicko.

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u/KennyDeJonnef Dec 09 '24

You truly suck.

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u/Flat-Impression-3787 Dec 09 '24

Killing a man because he's CEO of an insurance company sucks. If you have such strong feelings about a company, don't buy their product. But killing an accountant with a young family is a heinous way to protest.