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Wednesday, 12 Mar 2025
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I often wonder why my very progressive mother always told me that if I wanted to get ahead in life I should become a lobbyist, but I’d have to look at myself in the mirror everyday.
Yes.
This is where we are.
It’s like this: when people do it, it’s terrorism, but when corporations do it, it’s legal maneuvering.
It’s the golden rule. Those who got the gold; rule
Please don’t let this movement die.
So, just to be perfectly clear, a *man* can flat out tell a *woman* that he has previously used physical violence on that he is going to kill her and it’s “a civil matter” and he’s “just blowing off some steam” and there’s “nothing we *<aka; the police>* can do unless he *actually* does something”…
…but when a *woman* says something that can be vaguely considered as threatening to a *corporation*, it’s a criminal threat, she’s instantly arrested, and held on a bail that’s far more than the average American’s *yearly* income.
Priorities. Don’t forget.
This is the class war. The rich do not care about you. They only want more for themselves.
People should band together and do a class action suit against UHC. People who have lost loved ones, people who are facing death because of denials, people who are living in pain because of medication denials, people who needed diagnostics like scans that were denied and are now facing death because something wasn’t caught soon enough, all of it.
Show how much they paid in to the insurance company, and how needed care was denied by the company.
Welcome to the empire.
Thats because it’s not murder if you fill out the right paperwork.
Why talk when you can act?
It’s always a threat. Laws only apply to little folk.
If it’s not a threat when people state it as a matter of policy, does it automatically becomes a threat when a person says “You’re next?”
Suppose I said “Burger, coke, medium fries. You’re next.” Is that a threat? And if not, then we return to the beginning and say that the insurance companies’ stated policy is in fact the threat.
It feels like there’s going to be a whole lot of FAFO in the air in the coming years. And to be clear, that’s a statement of opinion, not a threat.
Let’s not forget those “Apparent suicide” by whistleblowers.
She also said “You are next!” or something to that effect, and that same phrase was also used by the dude that killed the CEO.
I don’t think she need to be arrested but can we please stick to the truth instead of twisting it for karma?
Organizations are not to be held accountable by individuals.
Keep these thoughts and questions coming!! ✊🏻✨
They arrested an innocent woman.
She also said “you’re next” she probably could have gotten away with the first part.
Who killed more people Brian Thompson or Osama bin Laden?
We do not have rights. We have privileges that can be taken away by those in power as they see fit.
Yeah corporations aren’t people, unless it’s to their benefit to be considered as such.
Fight the power. Fuck these guys.
When a company steals from you it’s a civil matter, when you steal from a company it’s a criminal matter.
What do you think the US law enforcement is here to do?