I was merely pointing out the double standards and hypocrisy involved. If a poor man gets killed, his family would be lucky if it made the 6 o’clock evening news so police could ask for witnesses and Assistance. A rich, C-suite exec is killed, and it makes the national news for a week straight, along with a nationwide manhunt. And here we are 2 years later still talking about it.
A death, is a death, is a death, as far as Im concerned. The guy that got killed was an executive of a large health insurance company, one that denied treatment at a higher rate than any other. Yet you do no mention/care nothing for those that suffered and died by decisions he made. To me, that type of behavior is also morally depraved (as @rookhawk put it)
“If extra-judicial killings were sanctioned and allowed I think liberals would be on the losing end of it.”
Another, in a long line of wild guesses.
If your car insurance doesn't cover uninsured motorists, do we then assume a murder of the GEICO CEO or their lizard is justified?
Health insurance is a voluntary transaction. (semi-voluntary thanks to your vote for Obamacare). A.) You don't have to buy crappy insurance. B.) You can have an emergency fund to buy care above and beyond your insurance coverages. C.) You can opt to be less unhealthy to avoid these costs...this one is hypocrisy because I haven't made the choice yet to be extra healthy, but I own my bad choices.
I actually suspect I would have a 50/50 chance of either beating big easy to a pulp, or take a liking to him if I met him in person. He seems like a lost Milleniall writhing in hopelessness. First step, stop being a victim, second step, get a job from someone on this forum that mentors you. With gainful employment and hope, he may not be so much of a commie.
I say this with sincere kindness and no animus. You have spent way too much of your valuable time angry at the prosperity of others and it has put you into a circular thought pattern that will take you nowhere. If you used your energies to find a good or service of benefit to your fellow man with no sense of entitlement you'd grow rich and make the world a better place for everyone.