I'm not gonna say Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, deserved to die. If you really think about it: no one deserves to die.

However, if you turn a profit off of algorithmically denying people the necessary medical care they need to survive, then you've made a decision about who deserves to die many times. Tens of thousands of times. With an arbitrary criteria. UnitedHealthcare actually has the highest claim denial rate of any health insurance company in America. You've built one of the world's most profitable businesses off of that.

There's just a sort of irony of someone doing to him what he's done to millions: deciding whether to live or die.

Caring wife and loving mother manages her husband and his unrealistic holiday expectations during the Christmas Season.

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I just want to make sure I understand: The people who accused Hillary Clinton of being part of a pedophile ring in an imaginary pizza restaurant basement and who scream about the drag queens grooming children voted for the man who frequently appears on Jeffrey Epstein's flight list, and he is nominating a man for Attorney General who is accused of sex-trafficking a minor. Did I get that correct?

It's almost as if it's never really been about protecting kids.