• jagged_circle@feddit.nl
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    2 hours ago

    Oh, he wasn’t a random guy. He was a mass murder. As in present tense at the time he was executed

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      He worked for a company that redistributed wealth for covering healthcare costs, but kept too much for themselves pushing some people into debt, and that company is still operating exactly the same today as it was before.

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          55 minutes ago

          He and the rest of the organization’s bigwhigs chose policies that don’t cover the costs of a comparatively small number of people’s medical care. As did the guy who took his place.

          Luigi killed him for that and nothing changed. Why are we supposed to cheer for nothing changing?

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        2 hours ago

        iirc they changed one of their policies shortly after his death. I think it was insulin or something but I can’t remember.

        Yes, there were definitely positive changes after their CEO was executed with popular support

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          1 hour ago

          Can’t find anything anywhere indicating that. The last time they walked back a policy to my knowledge was in 2023.