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Nearly 7 in 10 Americans Say Insurers' Greed Played Role in UnitedHealthcare CEO Killing | Common Dreams
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What's wrong with the other 3/10?
trumpers
Even Trumpers seem to be on the right side of this mostly.
Nah, this act was unifying. Everyone but the elites and pearl clutching servants of the elites is in support of this.
Right? And that's <1/10!
I guess 3/10 might consider themselves "elite".
Head-up-assness is rampant these days, after all.
This is what blows my mind. If we assume that the evidence found on Luigi is real, he explicitly told us that greed was the cause.
They hung up on the pollster before giving an answer.
They couldn't stop laughing long enough to answer before hanging up.
Mordant laughter
probably the generation of leaded paint and oil
Out of every poll on pretty much any topic, you can typically expect anywhere from 10%-33% of people who will believe just about anything no matter how asininely stupid the option they are choosing is
They're in a coma from something that could've been cured had their insurance paid for the proper treatment
they believe all corporate greed and wealth consolidation is to blame.
Aren’t they?
Dead eyes type.
You can fool some of the people all of the time.
They misunderstood the question thinking it was about Luigi being the greedy one.
Probably those who disagree would be staunchly capitalists.