UnitedHealth CEO shot (2 Viewers)

[efil4stnias]

The article claims that this vacation was within months of the assassination. Maybe I am wrong, but hasn't it been reported that he suffered from a chronic spine issue that made his life hell? That even physical intimacy was an issue for him?

idk i just read about his mothers journey suffering from neuropathy.

 

[Madmarsha]

The article claims that this vacation was within months of the assassination. Maybe I am wrong, but hasn't it been reported that he suffered from a chronic spine issue that made his life hell? That even physical intimacy was an issue for him?

Yeah, his roommate from Honolulu said that, I think.

 

[Dago]

Yeah, his roommate from Honolulu said that, I think.

I just find it odd.
Most in here know I have had multiple spine surgeries, have neuropathy in my legs, and I deal with chronic pain as a result. There is absolutely no way that I could do the exercises that would be required to have that kind of physique or to be hiking and riding motorcycles in rough terrain.

 

[Madmarsha]

I just find it odd.
Most in here know I have had multiple spine surgeries, have neuropathy in my legs, and I deal with chronic pain as a result. There is absolutely no way that I could do the exercises that would be required to have that kind of physique or to be hiking and riding motorcycles in rough terrain.

It is odd. Also apparently he had thought about using a bomb to take out Thompson but changed his mind because he didn't want to "kill innocents". What a guy.

 

[Paul]

The dots are not connecting with this story, one which I find pretty sad to be honest. I’m not sure if emotional intelligence can be taught, but I’ve tried to instill it in my children the best that I can. I just believe that if somebody wrongs you and I mean, think of the most terrible things you can - they are not worth your freedom. I know that victims of rape or other heinous acts disagree with me on that, but if killing someone for what may be a valid reason outside of self-defense is going to cause you to spend most if not all of your life in prison - that just compounds what you’re already going through, in my opinion.

 

[Eeyore]

So, we've all agreed that gun deaths are okay as long as we all agree that the person killed is evil?

I thought that we all agreed that gun deaths were ok after nothing happened to the people who stood around and waited while the kids in Uvalde were gunned down.

We did nothing. We don't care. If we did, that would have been the line in anybody's sand.

 

[Madmarsha]

The dots are not connecting with this story, one which I find pretty sad to be honest. I’m not sure if emotional intelligence can be taught, but I’ve tried to instill it in my children the best that I can. I just believe that if somebody wrongs you and I mean, think of the most terrible things you can - they are not worth your freedom. I know that victims of rape or other heinous acts disagree with me on that, but if killing someone for what may be a valid reason outside of self-defense is going to cause you to spend most if not all of your life in prison - that just compounds what you’re already going through, in my opinion.

I also take it further and consider my afterlife/karma/heaven, not just the here and now.

I am also thinking about Luigi's mother. I still dunno if that manifesto where he goes through his mother's health issues is legit or not; but if it is, is she really jazzed that he's allegedly done this on her behalf and also in the process aired her health issues? Again, what a guy.

Also, the murder trial? Won't be putting the "healthcare" industry on trial.

 

[Eeyore]

 

[Dago]

I also take it further and consider my afterlife/karma/heaven, not just the here and now.

I am also thinking about Luigi's mother. I still dunno if that manifesto where he goes through his mother's health issues is legit or not; but if it is, is she really jazzed that he's allegedly done this on her behalf and also in the process aired her health issues? Again, what a guy.

Also, the murder trial? Won't be putting the "healthcare" industry on trial.

Or maybe we just can't rationalize crazy

 

[bigdaddysaints]

I also take it further and consider my afterlife/karma/heaven, not just the here and now.

I am also thinking about Luigi's mother. I still dunno if that manifesto where he goes through his mother's health issues is legit or not; but if it is, is she really jazzed that he's allegedly done this on her behalf and also in the process aired her health issues? Again, what a guy.

Also, the murder trial? Won't be putting the "healthcare" industry on trial.

it's coming clear that he decided to become a martyr. there are people all over the would who blow themselves up for causes, and they all think they are doing a good cause. they don't care about the mess they leave behind or who gets hurt in the process. none of its right, but it's been happening for ages.

the Health care industry definitely won't come out of this trail with any better light. and dark side of it will be the main topic of conversation the whole time..

 

[Dago]

Ok I am definitely leaning towards forking nuts

Luigi Mangione came from privilege. Then his spine gave out, he went off the grid, and he got a gun.

Handwritten notes, classmates, and social media posts reveal how Luigi Mangione went from Ivy League student to murder suspect.

www.yahoo.com

This article give a bit of a timeline. The only insurance claims found were Blue Cross...nothing in his writings or claims involving United Health. Furthermore, he stated that his 2023 surgery went better than expected and he was free of pain illustrated by the trip he took to Asia earlier this year. There appears to be no issue with medical debt or insurance claims....just complaints about doctors and the medical profession in general.

It seems like only recently did his back issues become debilitating and the surgery he had for it took care of it by his own admission.

 

[CapitalCitySaint]

Ok I am definitely leaning towards forking nuts

Luigi Mangione came from privilege. Then his spine gave out, he went off the grid, and he got a gun.

Handwritten notes, classmates, and social media posts reveal how Luigi Mangione went from Ivy League student to murder suspect.

www.yahoo.com

This article give a bit of a timeline. The only insurance claims found were Blue Cross...nothing in his writings or claims involving United Health. Furthermore, he stated that his 2023 surgery went better than expected and he was free of pain illustrated by the trip he took to Asia earlier this year. There appears to be no issue with medical debt or insurance claims....just complaints about doctors and the medical profession in general.

It seems like only recently did his back issues become debilitating and the surgery he had for it took care of it by his own admission.

He’s at the age where schizophrenia and mental illness in young men begins to surface.

 

[Dago]

He’s at the age where schizophrenia and mental illness in young men begins to surface.

Huh. For the first time in my life I am ahead of the curve

 

[Madmarsha]

He’s at the age where schizophrenia and mental illness in young men begins to surface.

Ding, ding, ding. That plus the unsubstantiated report of him having turned to psychedelics which is a bad combination.

This article basically takes a lot of his online footprint and pieces together the timeline they can discern from that and mentions some posts he's made about psilocybin and someone claims his back issue made him unable to have sex so he's also an incel (not sure if this is the same as your link @Dago. The caption is different but it's also Yahoo):

How a Freak Accident Turned Luigi Mangione Into a Vengeful Murder Suspect

Luigi Mangione appeared to be living the dream when he moved to Honolulu to spend six months at a $2,000-a-month beach community. From a prominent Baltimore family, he was the valedictorian of his class at the prestigious Gilman School and passed with flying colors from his graduating class at...

www.yahoo.com

And, finally, I'll say this, generally we have not considered people who shoot people pointblank in their back as heros.

 

[superchuck500]