Nobody deserves to be gunned down in the street, my sincere condolences to his family, friends and colleagues who knew him. He was probably a well liked person and his life was snuffed out because of his job position. And the whole world gets to see him gunned down on the street, over and over.
This will send a clear message: When you're at the top, you're a target for avengers. Bad decisions made within the corporation has real-world consequences, both for the "customer" and for the service provider. There are only so many bad decisions that can be made, before someone gets hurt or killed.
UnitedHealthcare has some of the highest claim denial rates of any US insurance company -- a jarring 32%
Insurance one of the biggest PONZI schemes on earth. But because it has never fully collapsed, we can't call it a ponzi, can we? The societal pressure to be "insured", (your house, your car, your health and even your LIFE), always ensures the PONZI will never collapse as new players are constantly being added. Anyone who adds up their insurance expense, month after month, year after year, all the money being dumped into a black hole, unlikely to be ever seen again. Never passed down as generation wealth, never invested in a business or upstart. Never used to buy a few extra bags of groceries for your neighbor. No, just handed over to the "insurance company". Like going to a slot machine that has 0% chance of winning and coming back month after month, as if it were a good idea... because you never know what awful things could happen. You don't want to be known as unvaccin- I mean uninsured!
And if/when it comes time to collect due to some sort of tragedy, not only do the scammers demand more money as a "deductible" (it's in the terms you know), the payout is usually a fraction of what was expected, if any payout happens at all. Ask all the people in N. Carolina who faithfully paid their monthly home-owners insurance, only to discover when they need it, the insurance company goes belly-up. Isn't that what happens to a ponzi when the people demand what was promised them all at once?
RE: The Guillotine Falls