@return2ozma to News • edit-21 month agoCEO of UnitedHealthcare fatally shot outside of NYC hotel, source sayslockwww.nbcnews.comexternal-linkmessage-square458arrow-up1872arrow-down18file-text
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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink3•1 month agoI think we are comparing apples to oranges. If you want to focus on US corporate corruption, I’m game.
minus-square@FlowVoidlinkEnglish-3•1 month agoCEOs die all the time, it never affects the profit-seeking of large corporations.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink5•1 month agoCEOs in the US are not shot down all the time.
minus-square@FlowVoidlinkEnglish-1•1 month agoWhy would UHC shareholders care about the cause of death?
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink4•1 month agoWhy would anyone want to be the CEO of the corrupt company if those CEOs start getting killed more often for their bad behavior? If we’re just going to answer questions with more questions, we can just skip this part we will never agree.
minus-square@FlowVoidlinkEnglish-2•1 month agoLots of people are willing to take jobs with a significant risk of being shot, including drug dealers, mercenaries, and bodyguards. They usually do it for the money, and it’s usually much less money than the CEO of UHC.
minus-square@FlowVoidlinkEnglish-1•1 month agoPossibly, depending on how you define the problem. Many healthcare related problems have been addressed to varying degrees in the EU, so I think that is often a good place to look for solutions.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink3•1 month agoSo, you don’t. Got it. Please get out of the way.
I think we are comparing apples to oranges. If you want to focus on US corporate corruption, I’m game.
CEOs die all the time, it never affects the profit-seeking of large corporations.
CEOs in the US are not shot down all the time.
Why would UHC shareholders care about the cause of death?
Why would anyone want to be the CEO of the corrupt company if those CEOs start getting killed more often for their bad behavior?
If we’re just going to answer questions with more questions, we can just skip this part we will never agree.
Lots of people are willing to take jobs with a significant risk of being shot, including drug dealers, mercenaries, and bodyguards.
They usually do it for the money, and it’s usually much less money than the CEO of UHC.
You got a solution?
Possibly, depending on how you define the problem.
Many healthcare related problems have been addressed to varying degrees in the EU, so I think that is often a good place to look for solutions.
So, you don’t. Got it. Please get out of the way.