Clarence Darrow once said “I’ve never wished a man dead, but I have read some obituaries with great pleasure.”
Sometimes that can be the truest statement.
We deserve better than the unending greed of CEOs and shareholders who build their wealth off of the deaths of thousands of innocent human beings every year who depend upon the approval of the middle man that is health insurance.
They are denied again and again for basic treatments that are necessary, because in the United States it’s all about money rather than care, and then they are surprised when people celebrate what happens as a natural result and the people cheer.
I don’t wish such a man dead, but neither am I shocked or surprised when it happens.
.Red
