A place to post examples of chaotic good actions.
Guess your lot didn’t read the Beveridge Report: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beveridge_Report
I’d say you’d be better off putting away money in a savings account for medical bills, but I’ve heard stuff that makes me suspect the insurance companies already shut off that avenue (e.g. prescription meds cost way more off prescription).
luigi hasn't been found guilty so anything that refers to a shooting is supposition at best
They approved a friends expensive drug therapy around that same time. It didn't save his life but it definitely prolongs and improved it. The thing is these Cluster B nightmares that make statements like that can only see it if its them who needs the saving. Otherwise they are cold blooded death mongers.
oh that is too simple to understand in my pov... do we really need a real persons exposing themselves?!
@ByteOnBikes Alt :
A post bluesky sharing another post :
Niaouro (Nia) Psaka @niapsaka.bsky.social
"Can you name a person saved by Luigi Mangione?" Apparently, Yes.
The other post :
My fiancee: The tumor in her brain would be virtually impossible for us to pay for but the timing of the murder caused so many insurance companies to panic and briefly accept claims they normally would have fought. She was in blinding and immeasurable pain, and today she's fine.
Good human
"we need Robin hood"
"For what?"
"Financial stuff, you wouldn't understand but you should buy it"
Robin Hood shows up.
"Oh fuck. Do you think he knows we were lying? He wasn't supposed to actually show up. Do you think he'll shoot us?"
"He's kind of famous for it. Like legendary famous. You probably should have referenced King Midas if you were going to misinterpret a myth"
Would this mean that even if insurance companies were not corrupt, killing their CEOs would still save lives on net? Exercise for the reader.
If the reason given was clearly their denial of life-saving claims, it would be very likely to save at least 2 lives, yes.
Trolly problem IRL
