United Healthcare Shooting Suspect Nabbed in Pennsylvania

originally posted by: TheMisguidedAngel

Hmmm…. Curious picture of the X-ray. Maybe that has something to do with this. A past surgery?

As a perfectly straight married man, I have to say…good looking guy, in a completely heterosexual observation. Quite the stud. Lol

a reply to: Texastruth2


Thats not the guy the guy smiling in the1st photos has a cleft chin.

originally posted by: Thoughtful3
a reply to: xuenchen

Nancy Pelosi link.
Chief Nerd tweet

Timing of this is very sus. Nanchee doing what Nanchee does best- insider trading Palo Alto.

More details

BINGO! There it is !! ❗️😀

originally posted by: Texastruth2

originally posted by: TheMisguidedAngel


Hmmm…. Curious picture of the X-ray. Maybe that has something to do with this. A past surgery?

As a perfectly straight married man, I have to say…good looking guy, in a completely heterosexual observation. Quite the stud. Lol

originally posted by: Athetos
I doubt there will be any real surge and most corporate multimillionaires and billionaires have private or even corporate security details which often stop the attempts.

Doubtful America will see any noticeable increase in violence against CEOs. Feels very communist to celebrate the murder of a successful businessman but then again America is absolutely filled with retarded communists and social warrior victims who are their useful idiots.

a reply to: asabuvsobelow

Again I do not agree with the kid killing the CEO .

But I disagree mate with the way people virtue signal like sheep and crave attention there will be copy cats in the near future.

originally posted by: xuenchen

originally posted by: Thoughtful3
a reply to: xuenchen

Nancy Pelosi link.
Chief Nerd tweet

Timing of this is very sus. Nanchee doing what Nanchee does best- insider trading Palo Alto.

More details

BINGO! There it is !! ❗️😀

Feels so right. Nanchee is from Baltimore.

That’s why I put the the note at the end of my post that America is actually infiltrated by communists and their ideology. I wouldn’t consider them Americans but foreign actors acting on behalf of foreign interests. Most of them don’t even know they are pawns such as antifa.

I’d argue it’s not this event that’s leading to any sort of increase in violence but americas news media is wholly responsible for distorting the American world view to the point this activity is not only accepted but praised.

There where many and I mean MANY propionate entertainment celebrities and actors who expressed there disappointment that Trump wasn’t killed and actively encouraged other to try again. On the news, of social media’s, at concerts and speeches

If there is an up tick it isn’t because this one guy killed one rich dude. Its because the entire media machine for about a decade has been drilling into the mind of some American’s that this is good.
a reply to: asabuvsobelow

a reply to: asabuvsobelow

I agree that violence is wrong, and I hope it doesn't become a copy-cat thing.

Heaven forbid that we may run-out of scumbag CEOs, willing to run scumbag corporations !

So you agree it’s bad but also hate the victim and their business and express zero sympathy all the while declaring the ceo guilty of thought crimes and/ or real crimes without any evidence.


You’re the problem. And your the exact kind of person I was referring to in my previous post.

a reply to: KnowItAllKnowNothin

originally posted by: KnowItAllKnowNothin
a reply to: asabuvsobelow

I agree that violence is wrong, and I hope it doesn't become a copy-cat thing.

Heaven forbid that we may run-out of scumbag CEOs, willing to run scumbag corporations !

If you hate Big Macs, you won't change anything by killing Ronald McDonald.

a reply to: Athetos

No matter your wishes : we're just not in their club.

You're down in the trenches with me.

Get-along with us, cause they ain't gonna be lending you a hand-up.

a reply to: DBCowboy

I agree that there's always another clown ready to step-up.

Unfortunately : some are willing to do anything for money.

originally posted by: KnowItAllKnowNothin
a reply to: DBCowboy

I agree that there's always another clown ready to step-up.

Unfortunately : some are willing to do anything for money.

So. . . . maybe don't kill people?

Yeah?

Um. No. That’s your shtick man.

I am absolutely prosperous and I am doing it completely without you.
a reply to: KnowItAllKnowNothin

a reply to: Athetos

There are a lot of people who reacted similarly to this without even being on the left.

A lot of people despise UHG, and it’s personal for them.

That doesn’t make what happened right. It doesn’t mean anything is going to change. But there is a message in this one strangely being one of the least polarizing flashpoints in recent times.

a reply to: xuenchen

Aha! He was gearing up to snitch his way out, but got whacked before he could. The mob is alive a well it seems.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Totally agreed !

As per the OP: I'm also not confident in the evidence, and looks like another patsy situation.

It's not normal folks that commit these heinous acts, but other scumbags, paying lower-level scumbags, to take-out rival scumbags.

Just commenting on the theatre, but we have no control over the puppet-show.

Was killing a CEO of a pharmaceutical company justified? No.
Is it sending a message? Yes.

CEOs to me are not the same as the owner of an organization, or even their board, but they are the outward face. There is nothing that could justify his killing.

Now. Am I pissed at how much my premium is each month for Insurance? Yes but I know killing this guy will not change a thing.

12k Deductible. Family HMO. Blue Cross. 2400 a month. For my family that is almost at the Federal Poverty level for earnings.

Then add 18% in taxes.

Yes. The people are pissed but killing CEOs is not the way.

I truly cannot wait for the US Federal Government to be eviscerated. I say we blame his death on John McCain and his thumbs down to ending Obamacare and allowing real regulation and competition.

originally posted by: LeviOtis
a reply to: FlyersFan

Insurance companies are evil.

you forgot to add 95% of hospitals are to. both need to regulated even more than they are.

The regulation is what got you the corrupted system you enjoy today.

Asking congress that is riddled with conflict of interest to regulate you more is like giving more power and more money to the mob to fix the crime they created and benefit from.

We need to shrink govt to get rid of the corruption and conflict of interest so we can start getting some truth on the issues to actually fix them. Then we can talk about regulations.

The issue with a universal healthcare that would kill the insurance industry is not money because we can afford to waste trillion overseas to Ukraine,Israel,Africa,Haiti,illegals, and 10K hammer. Congress gets paid to use regulations to screw over the public and benefit the insurance industry.

Its by designed .

The CEO that got killed from United is even talking about how Nancy Pelosi worked for them and helped them.
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Here is your regulator in action
www.caclubindia.com...

I dont get the anger at the insurance companies... congress could force them with a quickness to not be horrible people.

They dont, they wrote the laws that allowed this to happen, the guy (insider trading aside) played the game by the rules congress put in place, the anger should be at the house and senate and the members of each body that have been in office 40 years allowing practices like the dead guys company used.