It's a mcdonalds employee: they couldn't afford the co-pay rate anyway.
We live in a capitalist dystopia
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Jeanine Pirro Warns Jesse Watters To 'Stop' Amid His Vengeful Take On CEO Shooting Suspect
You know it's bad when...
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And herein lay the problem with Jesse Watters. He lives in the shadow of Tucker Carlson and is desperate to be the new big trendsetter. The trouble is, he's just not good at what he does. So he says jive like this, trying to stir controversy and rally the same audience Tucker had, but he has no ******* sense. he can't read the room, has no ability to tap the zeitgeist that his predecessors could, and is just overall a terrible person.
I'm surprised he's lasted as long as he has in his time slot.
I'm surprised he's lasted as long as he has in his time slot.
Proposed merger of supermarket giants Kroger and Albertsons is halted by federal, state judges
The proposed $24.6 billion merger between supermarket giants Kroger and Albertsons floundered on Tuesday after judges overseeing two separate cases both halted the deal.
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And if you'd like a cherry on top of that sundae:
Albertsons gives up on Kroger merger and sues the grocery chain for failing to secure deal
Albertsons is giving up on its merger with Kroger a day after it was rejected in two courts and it is suing the grocery chain, saying it didn’t do enough to secure regulatory approval of the $24.6 billion agreement.
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UnitedHealth CEO says insurer will continue to prevent ‘unnecessary care’ in leaked video as sick trolls warn, ‘Dude’s next’
The CEO of UnitedHealth Group told employees that the insurance giant will continue to prevent “unnecessary care” in a leaked internal video — prompting terrifying trolls to warn him he…
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"Unnecessary care".UnitedHealth CEO says insurer will continue to prevent ‘unnecessary care’ in leaked video as sick trolls warn, ‘Dude’s next’
The CEO of UnitedHealth Group told employees that the insurance giant will continue to prevent “unnecessary care” in a leaked internal video — prompting terrifying trolls to warn him he…
Strong words from a man who, I guarantee, has round the clock security.
Where are all the copycats when you need them?
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Some of them are trying to do that anyway, but a lot less people are buying it.
I've seen coverage of his arrest saying his angry outburst indicates "disturbed thoughts" and that he might "not understand that what he did was wrong".
And also an article trying to blame the fact that he played Among Us. (Because of course someone would try to blame video games.)
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Woman Arrested After Saying 'Delay, Deny, Depose' On Call With Insurance Company
Briana Boston, 42, was charged with threatening to conduct a mass shooting or act of terrorism. She told police she poses no danger.
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An AI company that made a robot called Moxie to socialize children with special needs went under and so now parents have to explain to their kids that their robots are dying. For @aftermath.site https://aftermath.site/moxie-robot-ai-dying-llm-embodied
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moxie is teaching the children their final lesson: they too will die when a corporation deems it too expensive to keep them alive [contains quote post or other embedded content]
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Yea, The shooter IS a murderer but trying to paint the CEO of United Health Care as a saint is patently ridiculous.. The story is simple. A man got pushed to the breaking point by a giant corporation and snapped. He killed ONE man. The CEO's decisions have cause suffering on a MUCH larger scale. In arguing that said CEO was a good man, the media is has made itself complicit with the acts of the for-profit medical industry and especially the insurance side of said industry. Upshot is it doesn't look like the corporate media narrative is winning this time. The seething hatred towards our medical system is too strong. Corporations are rightly scared that the issue may spread beyond just the medical industry and frankly I hope it does, though I hope for needed changes to be made with minimal violence.
Millionaires and billionaires have created an entire system perpendicular to regular society to ensure their progeny not only retain the family wealth, but have access to opportunities that no one else ever will. There are people out there whose SOLE PURPOSE is to lie about rich peoples kids in such a convincing way that they are giving priority for access to education and immediately moved to the front of the line for high paying, high powered business positions regardless of their actual qualifications.
The time for change without violence was like 50 years ago, but no one knew back then how bad it would be. And you cannot be allowed to loot the labour and production of an entire species, an entire ******* planet without there being a firing squad at the end.
The time for change without violence was like 50 years ago, but no one knew back then how bad it would be. And you cannot be allowed to loot the labour and production of an entire species, an entire ******* planet without there being a firing squad at the end.
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WTF. I thought this was a joke, but that's a real NYT article, and that's the actual headline.
An act of violence can be a spark for nonviolent change.
If it's allowed to be.
Anyone who expresses more sympathy for the death of this piece of jive than they do for the victims of police violence or school shootings is not against violence, they're against threats to the status quo.
If it's allowed to be.
Anyone who expresses more sympathy for the death of this piece of jive than they do for the victims of police violence or school shootings is not against violence, they're against threats to the status quo.