Wicked CEO of health insurance company SHOT DEAD by cute twink Luigi Mangione

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There are no free ambulance rides that I am aware of. If it’s not a life threatening situation, there are local places that do medical rides but they typically don’t take insurance and charge you $80 to $100 bucks a ride.

If you are laying in the street and bleeding out and they call an ambulance, even if you don’t agree to it, you are still charged. A typical ride will run $500 to $1000 depending on how far it is to the available ER.

***please note I am only aware of my local prices and I assume that big cities it would be much more expensive***
And if someone for example DIES in an ambulance, who foots the bill?
 
I dread to think how these three are going to talk about this incident. Although hopefully I'll be surprised and they'll do some FORESKIN SPECULATION

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I wonder if he had chance to see Wicked before all of this kicked off
 
That's one of the (gross) silver linings of all this

Even if they still disagree on principle themselves, the public reaction to this event might have some of our politicians thinking twice about suggesting anything resembling such a system here
Try it Kier, I’ll have at you with my catapult
 
(we're really not about to walk into a US type private insurance system in the UK any time soon. Even if a more insurance-based system did get raised - which is still essentially politically toxic, although Kemi Badenoch has made it clear she'd love it if the public changed their mind on this - there are plenty of shades of more insurance-based system that still involve a lot of government support between the current UK system and the US's, such as basically every single European one.)
 
A week in, and it's tough to say if this particular incident will lead to positive change, but right now it seems like there's no way this genie is going back in the bottle. The snowball has started rolling, and there will continue to be copycat attacks (who knows if/how many will be successful, but I'm confident this will lead to more attempts). Maybe there truly is no number of elites in scummy business models who can be targeted to enact change and the USA will descend into something a lot messier, but there's no way to walk this back. The results may ultimately be a relatively positive, relatively peaceful, and relatively successful trustbusting progressive movement a la the Roosevelts (though... for the gals pulling 1789 analogies out of their hats, I'd recommend giving some thought to what the following 50 years of French history looked like before endorsing that particular path of social change), or it could lead to a complete crackdown and tyranny (of which there are countless examples). The elites have ghoulishly lost sight of noblesse oblige, and the people seem just about ready to remind them.

Even in the worst case outcome, the immediate net good in my eyes is that it provides disaffected young men wanting to go out in a blaze of glory a better target than a school classroom.
 
Does it make you think that BAD BREATH is why you haven't been LAID in a while?
 

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