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NotHardly

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8. Suddenly, they felt the fire at their back ... feels personal

Reply to Think. Again. (Reply #1)

Thu Jan 9, 2025, 10:59 AM

Jan 9

Some folks have no empathy until themselves are affected... remember Nancy Regan & her fight against stem-cell research when she changed her mind after Ronnies diagnosis of Alzheimer's??? Yeah, she changed her mind pretty g*d damn fast.

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Shareholders urge UnitedHealth to analyze impact of healthcare denials [View all] BumRushDaShow Jan 9 OP

Why did it take a murder for these shareholders to become concerned? Think. Again. Jan 9 #1

Suddenly, they felt the fire at their back ... feels personal NotHardly Jan 9 #8

Is the concern "practices that limit or delay access to healthcare." EarthFirst Jan 9 #2

UHC stock value decline, not shareholder concern for the suffering, is behind the request for analysis C0RI0LANUS Jan 9 #3

Ha ha. Trying to save their own necks from ruin. Irish_Dem Jan 9 #4

BINGO! OldBaldy1701E Jan 9 #5

they are Snoopy 7 Jan 9 #6

The review might lead them to consider increasing the number of denials as it improves the bottom line. Probatim Jan 9 #7

This goes on too long bmichaelh Jan 9 #9