Wouldn't the bullet just ricochet off his lats or something?
Yeah I don't know man, when the reaction to a person's death is largely positive or indifferent because of that person being at the helm of a company for the past 3-4 years during which there has been unparalleled growth largely based off of widespread denials for lifesaving care? That lady in Des Moines has a boss, who has a boss whose boss is eventually this CEO. He's at the helm, you think he's not party to these conversations, to the way his company makes decisions? Top-down leadership, the kind he was paid tens of millions for yearly, for improving the bottom line including via denials. That lady in Des Moines ain't the problem. Government clearly doesn't give a ^*#@ and if anything get ready for removing of MORE societal guardrails. We're all upper middle class or better earning mid six figures yearly so we can afford better insurance or a bigger out of pocket hit, but with wealth inequality at basically all time highs, it was only a matter of time until something like this happened. I don't think anyone can truly condone this activity, but I 100% can understand it.
There's a big difference between us and him. If I deny a patient pain meds, sure they might lash out, can't stop it and of course try and prevent it, but I'm not profiting off of declining to give them pain meds. False equivalence IMO.