They’re not just “supposed to” help you, it’s in the contract where you pay them money every month. They often deny perfectly valid claims due to loopholes in their own underwriting.
It’s not a matter of “supposed to” it’s a matter of contractual obligation.
They don’t see us as people though, which is why people don’t see Brian and other CEOS as people, and why they’re quaking in their boots and increasing their security right now.
Health insurance officials are not people, they’re drivers of profit that sacrifice human lives. They’re the most cold blooded killers out there.
They’re not fathers, husbands, family men. They are the dollars they generate. Incidentally, that’s why the news is on their side. The news serves the capital, so does law enforcement, so does our legal system. They don’t exist to protect us.
Quaking in their boots? I must have missed the revolution. It’s still business as usual, but now that added security will be another cost passed to us consumers. This guy accomplished nothing.
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u/GlossyGecko Dec 27 '24
They’re not just “supposed to” help you, it’s in the contract where you pay them money every month. They often deny perfectly valid claims due to loopholes in their own underwriting.
It’s not a matter of “supposed to” it’s a matter of contractual obligation.
They don’t see us as people though, which is why people don’t see Brian and other CEOS as people, and why they’re quaking in their boots and increasing their security right now.
Health insurance officials are not people, they’re drivers of profit that sacrifice human lives. They’re the most cold blooded killers out there.
They’re not fathers, husbands, family men. They are the dollars they generate. Incidentally, that’s why the news is on their side. The news serves the capital, so does law enforcement, so does our legal system. They don’t exist to protect us.