How do expats feel about the Luigi Mangioni situation?

[VincentKMcMahon]

It's tne biggest story back home rn so just thought I'd ask

Based on my personal experience, individuals invest substantial amounts into healthcare insurance over decades, only to have a legitimate claim denied by an AI chatbot. This situation understandably leads to significant frustration and desperation among people.

 

[devilclam]

Pretty cute for a vigilante killer.

 

[retiredbanker]

It's tne biggest story back home rn so just thought I'd ask

Based on my personal experience, individuals invest substantial amounts into healthcare insurance over decades, only to have a legitimate claim denied by an AI chatbot. This situation understandably leads to significant frustration and desperation among people.

Firing squad, hanging or electric chair for those who take law into their own hands by murdering someone.

 

[jorisw]

LOL. You probably don’t even see the contradiction in what you just said.

And again we need to discuss news that only pertains to internal matters of the US. Because everything that goes on over there, affects us all over here, right? Down to the gift shops in Boca?

Exactly what type of insights do you people hope to exchange here besides “Hang’em High”? And why does it have to be here?

 

[Nicosali]

it has been very interesting to watch from alternative news sources and comedians, also the response .

alternative news media

response....from "the system"....

comedian numbah 1

comedian numbah 2

 

[AussieSurfer]

My perspective is quite straightforward. Individuals pay $400 a month for healthcare coverage, and when they are diagnosed with cancer, the insurance is supposed to handle all the expenses. After all, this is precisely why they've been making those monthly payments for all these years.

If the insurance company denies their claim, then that entity should face severe consequences, including potential imprisonment for the CEO

 

[mrfriendly]

My perspective is quite straightforward. Individuals pay $400 a month for healthcare coverage, and when they are diagnosed with cancer, the insurance is supposed to handle all the expenses. After all, this is precisely why they've been making those monthly payments for all these years.

If the insurance company denies their claim, then that entity should face severe consequences, including potential imprisonment for the CEO

His family (and Luigi) didn’t even use United so they weren’t the ones who denied him. No matter, you don’t kill someone because you don’t agree with their policies or else millions would be killed every day!

 

[wineguy999]

Firing squad, hanging or electric chair for those who take law into their own hands by murdering someone.

Which method do you prefer for the actuaries at insurance companies?

 

[LuckyLuke]

Morals aside, it highlights the gaping hole that is the flawed US healthcare system. It's completely broken. I took my daughter to the ER when she was a baby because of breathing problems. I could hear the nurse talking to the patient next door. His vitals were fine and they asked if he was homeless and came to the ER to look for a bed to sleep in. He replied yes. They explained that he couldn't sleep there and had to leave. His service was free. The doctor came to see me and said my daughters vitals were fine. I was paying for health insurance. My co-pay was $1,000 for the same service. Riddle me that one.

 

[HenryHoneyBalls]

Im guessing the health care system in Argentina is better than in the US.