EvilZ

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

I did not make such allusion but thank you for making such a cheap conclusion....

I hope you never lose anyone in your family, I certainly wouldnt trivialize your pain but then again.... Not surprised

[–] [email protected] 3 points 2 weeks ago

Well....

If people knew they would be prosecuted and have their legacy tarnished and end up in jail they would think twice... These elites care about their legacy and image.

When there is a lack of accountability and watchdogs that actually hold power...

Imagine if insurance companies were made to pay up 300 millions in penalties but the reality is these people get away with it by getting a good lawyer and accountant.... This is where I get the the desire to shoot them...

[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 weeks ago

Fair enough, there isn't much more to add to what you said.... It's a disgusting system.

[–] [email protected] 2 points 2 weeks ago (2 children)

I lost my twin brother to cancer almost 15 years ago, it still hurts to speak about it today.

Even after having two children, that pain that I have in my heart will never heal and that glimmer in my parents eyes can never fully be alight as it once was. They love my children and are fully motivated by them but the pain never goes away.

As a Canadian citizen, everything was done so that we didn't have to pay for it, his chemo was covered at 95% and so we were blessed. I wish I could have a target to say my brother died because of this person or something tangible I could strangle or yell at but the reality is, it doesn't make each morning any easier to wake up in a world without my twin brother.

All those jokes we shared for years are now gone and only remembered by those that are close to me but never fully understood. He alone knew me better than anyone else and cancer robbed me of that. Such is the tragedy of death, we may scream victory one day but with time, we lose the enemy that we hated and only have ourselves to speak to as that person we hated is now gone.

That is why death is tragic, it is irreversible

[–] [email protected] 11 points 2 weeks ago

Yea... That is what is the most funny. A CEO that knows how to play his cards could easily turn the system around and still have a profit..... Like of 30% instead of 98%.....

[–] [email protected] -1 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) (42 children)

Life is short and filled with potential that sometimes met and other times robbed.

Having lost many members of my family, I don't wish it on others.

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So I would suggest that anyone actually learn to read what is written. It's like taking to 5 year old that jump to conclusions..... Seriously people, I don't care about this Billionaire, I won't be someone who will sya that murder is good and let's purge all rich people. That is not constructive and I value life, not death. So many of you suffered from health insurance but when you come to vote you vote like most Americans do, not in my backyard. I don't want socialism, governments not coming to take my money or guns....

No offence but private health care didn't happen over night. You live in one of the greatest democratic institutions but simy chose not to use your tools. That is why corruption runs amok, none of you want to stand up and unite yourself with other Americans because you are all so bloody individualist. All other countries with universal healthcare didn't just get it by miracle, it was work and commitment to the greater good which means not getting into hissy fights for every little thing.

How about listening to George Carlin to. Illuminate your minds... Seriously America, everyone in the world has been telling you that you have a problem, stop gaslighting us.

[–] [email protected] 5 points 2 weeks ago

Agreed, murder is murder. Even if the guy is part of a system of monsters, it does not matter. He is still allowed to due process as part of the American judicial system.

[–] [email protected] 0 points 2 weeks ago

Well we could ask the same question when Notre dame de Paris burned, how many millions went to rebuild it?

I respect the arts and the building is an important part of French history which is important.

I would however say that it is interesting that we cannot raise money for charities but if an art building burn oh well... Let the millions pour in....

[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

I would also think that Americans should take a hard look at themselves as a lot of where you are is based on decisions that have been taken in the name of freedom.

I was told that in Colorado that its incredible that my wife had 12 months of paid leave and our insurance covers most of our cost (Québec Canada) and my view is that most Canadians accept to pay a higher tax to get a service in return. There is an acceptance that your neighbor should be as successful as you and even more as it benefits the society that you live in.

On the flip side you can have a self centered culture in which no one looks out for anyone else and only make sure their tummy is well rubbed. If to you freedom is had by not paying taxes well then, your doing big corporations a favor....

I understand that there are portions of politics you cannot influence but the United States of America has an incredibly strong constitution and political institution that was made for the people. You have so many rights that other countries simy do not have. Instead of dividing yourselves, you should be uniting yourself, Rep and Dem for common causes that you can agree with.

Everyone wants a cheaper health care and want their kids to have the same opportunities. You just need to ignore the extremist on both sides who are still the minorities. We just hear them because they hold the media's attention instead of the average American.

It is for you, as American to use those tools that hVe been given to you and unite and fight the mainstream media to stop showing false narrative from both sides of the spectrum. Start meeting your political representatives and let them know that you are watching and following them and will hold them accountable. Things will. Never change if you do not fight with all five of your fingers to make a fist....

[–] [email protected] 3 points 2 weeks ago

I agree, he was not a positive contribution to our world. But I cannot condone killing as it doesn't improve the system. These people just get replaced, there is a reason they are in power it's because they have contingencies...

[–] [email protected] 56 points 2 weeks ago (37 children)

Death is always tragic.... I don't care if the guy is a billionaire or not, he or she had family.

I would however agree that having such wealth is clearly perverse and clearly done at the expense of others. You don't get that rich by being kind hearted and generous....

In any case, if you become CEO of a business that has sloppy morals and essentially encourage parasitic behavior.... Don't expect to be loved... Or surprised that you may get shot....

It's like being the CEO of Blackwater.... No one that has clean hands takes that position....

No one becomes a CEO by accident, it was a choice and ambition to become that level of scum...

Now imagine if companies could only give a maximum of around 2000$

I wonder how that would change the landscape of American politics

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