Trump trying to sic his filthy MAGAts on Judge Merchan:

[Kingofalldems]

Link to tweet

Any comments from the 'blame DU for the CEO getting shot peanut gallery'?

[ProudMNDemocrat]

1. The mere thought of him being a CONVICTED FLEON forever...

Is chapping his hide and fragile ego.

Eat shit, Donnie!

My bad! You have been doing that!

[no_hypocrisy]

2. I'm pretty sure this falls outside of presidential Immunity.

[dchill]

26. Most everyone is.

[Progressive dog]

3. So you think that Trump trying to escape justice

is somehow related to a cold blooded murder by another deranged individual?

[Think. Again.]

4. "...cold blooded murderS", with an "S"...

...it's plural because that insurance salesman guy murdered many, many people by denying them needed care.

[Progressive dog]

12. The insurance guy murdered no one

If he had, you could go to the police and turn him in,. That's the way criminal laws work. Juries decide based on something other than childish hatred.
If you think health insurers kill people, there are a hell of a lot of them still alive. IF enough get killed, what will you have then? Medicare is health insurance. Medicaid is health insurance.I have nothing but hatred for someone whose ego made him judge, jury, and executioner. Mangione is the worst kind of cold blooded murderer.
Notice that not one law enforcement official has ever arrested an insurance executive for murder and they never will as long as insurance exists.

[Think. Again.]

14. You have clearly stated why some people feel forced to take things into their own hands.

The insurance industry decision-makers have murdered people by denying them needed medical care, and many people realize just what you pointed out, that the inability of criminal law and law enforcement to protect people from that is forcing them to protect themselves.

[Progressive dog]

16. Bullshit

Every insurance company has coverage rules, including medicare. That is fact that you apparently don't care to know. What you are saying is that insurance companies must pay for whatever the doctor or poatient want. Most denials (by far) have no relation to life or death of the patient. Few are appealed and only a small percentage of appeals are granted.
So something not important enough for a patient to appeal is an excuse for murder in your eyes. Would you cheer on the murderer of complicit employees, too?

[Think. Again.]

17. Stop, you know as well as anyone that UHG denies a full 1/3 of all claims.

[Progressive dog]

18. First that number is unsubstantiated

so don't pretend it is fact. Second, almost no denials involve emergencies. Third, no one is forced to insure with UHC. How many lawsuits do you think have been brought against UHC for failure to pay for medical care? Any for wrongful death?
It must be a vast conspiracy to get away with killing all those peopl3e you imagine have died because of one man.

[Think. Again.]

19. Nope...

"Gauging an exact number of claim denials is tricky, as there’s no central repository of this data, insurance insights firm ValuePenguin told Forbes. But according to one of the firm’s reports on insurance claim denial rates, UHC has the highest instance of denials out of all major providers, refusing an estimated one-third of claims submitted. The insurer did not respond to a comment request." -https://www.forbes.com/sites/amyfeldman/2024/12/05/unitedhealthcare-denies-more-claims-than-other-insurers---angering-patients-and-health-systems/

https://www.valuepenguin.com/health-insurance-claim-denials-and-appeals

And you must know as well as anyone that people sign away litigation rights when purchasing the policy.

[Progressive dog]

20. That's why your ValuePenguin claim has

been removed,

Dec. 6, 2024 — Due to recent events, ValuePenguin removed certain data elements from this piece at the request of law enforcement.

If you would like more information about the analysis presented in this piece, please contact [e-mail].

On Dec. 5, 2024, one insurer contacted ValuePenguin claiming that the denial rate listed in this article is not consistent with their internal records.

We will update this article with more information as it is made available to us. Refer to our methodology below for additional sourcing information.

So VP admits that they have no proof of the data. They're waiting for the company's internal records.

[Think. Again.]

21. The claim has not been removed...

...other info pertaining to an unmention company has been rmoved.

The claim of UHG's 32% is still clearly listed in the chart further down the page.

[Progressive dog]

22. Right just data removed

UHC did get 4 out of 5 Stars from the editors.

Editor's Rating

UnitedHealthcare (UHC) health insurance isn't usually the cheapest available, but plans include extra benefits and perks. Members generally like their plans. However, many people complain that they had to fight UHC for it to cover the medical care their doctor recommended
I wonder how many stars they'd get if it weren't for all the deaths they supposedly cause.

[Think. Again.]

23. I guess the company that calculated the numbers on the denial rates likes giving stars for, something....

...but that doesn't actually change the denial numbers, does it.

[Progressive dog]

24. No it doesn't

but denial numbers don't prove anyone was murdered, does it? The company used customer reviews in the stars and according to them took customer complaints into account.

[Think. Again.]

25. If you're seriously questioning whether denying healthcare could result in death...

...well I just don't know what to tell you.

[Progressive dog]

28. I am seriously questioning whether anyonr

can prove it resulted in death and also whether a crime was committed. You don't execute people on he could have murdered someone and I know I can't prove it so I'll just kill him anyway.

[Think. Again.]

29. Thank you for your input.

[Progressive dog]

33. And so he seserved to die

I already understood that any old excuse would be OK since he was a health insurance executive.

[Think. Again.]

34. I'm sorry you believe that, I don't feel the same way as you do about that.

[Progressive dog]

35. I'm sure you don't

[happy feet]

32. Uh, my company forced me to be insured by UHC

They assigned coverage by where you live-no choice among insurers as they had offered in the past.

[Kingofalldems]

5. It's called a dog whistle.

He wants one of his cult to kill the judge in cold blood. Hope that helps.

Any comments by the way?

[Meowmee]

6. Sounds like he's really talking about himself.

But this is par for the course. 😣

[keithbvadu2]

7. If not Trump directly executing his 'enemies', he will indirectly encourage his followers to do it.

If not Trump directly executing his 'enemies', he will indirectly encourage his followers to do it.

[Kingofalldems]

10. That's it right there.

[bdamomma]

13. Your comment

just proves what a weak, evil, felon he is.

hmmm.... I am curious to see if he will pardon the J6 insurrectionists.

[RedWhiteBlueIsRacist]

8. This man could not sound more unpresidential if he tried.

Really America, this fucking guy is who you want to "preside" over our 247 year old Nation. WTF. He's a goddamned loon.

[C_U_L8R]

9. He sounds soooooo innocent.

It's a shame he's not rotting away in a dungeon somewhere.

[Beachnutt]

11. Stochastic Torrorism

the conmans favorite weapon.

[orangecrush]

15. The defenders of "social murder"

AKA "Health Insurance Industry" go immediately to my ignore list.

(Don't mean you.)

[Scrivener7]

27. I never realized there were so many insurance company employees on DU!

Interestingly, some are the same ones who slithered out of the gungeon to shut down any talk of sensible gun laws after every single school shooting.

And now they're outraged.

Ironic, that.

[Think. Again.]

30. yep.

[CousinIT]

31. SHitler gonna project. It's what he does. n/t