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Today we need to talk about Luigi Mangione and he has been identified as the shooter that killed United Healthcare CEO.

And what I want to talk about is the reaction to all of this and how desensitized we all are about a couple of things.

Number one, the killing was cold-blooded execution style, and there seems to be people that are

desensitized to this.

But also, can we also look into that perhaps the American public is also very desensitized

to the healthcare industry and the way they exploit the masses to pocket billions and billions

of dollars of profit?

And this is going to be a tricky thing to navigate through because on the one

hand, the killing of the CEO is wrong. We cannot live in a society where people can get gunned

down in the streets. Full stop. That just cannot happen. But also, do we live in a society where

people pay earnestly into their insurance and then they get really sick and they're

denied. In fact, United Healthcare brags about denying one out of every three claims.

Wow. I had no idea it was that high. No, it is, I think we're desensitized to killing by guns for two reasons. Number one, kids are killed in school throughout the course of the year in rates never seen in any other country. And we have this keyboard courage that people are able to say things on the internet that they would not say in

real life. But what I found interesting is this is a crime. This is a very serious crime. It's murder.

Like you said, it was execution style. What bothers me so much. And of course, Ted Cruz,

the most unfuckable man in America,

was the first one out that said, oh, well, he's a leftist.

This is what you get on the left.

And I was just like, really murder is an apolitical issue.

The issue of health care can be political, but it shouldn't be.

It should be human care. But I just thought, you know,

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