Comments by "J Nagarya" (@jnagarya519) on "The Adjuster's Supposed Manifestos: Folklore for a Folk Hero?" video.

And that is on the health "care" side of the issue. The issue isn't only the insurance corporations. It is also the hospital -- and nursing home -- administrations. Google "Steward Health Care" -- a disaster that occurred in the Boston, Massachusetts region -- THE area of the country which considers itself the central mecca for health care and medical research in the US. Most of the important reportage on that has been by the "Boston Globe" -- read the comments to the articles -- and the "American Prospect". There are ongoing DOJ investigations of that disaster -- but will they be called off by the Trump criminal enterprise? And underlying that is the fact that in the US health "care" is based on monetization of illness -- the sicker the patient is, the greater the profits for other than the patient.
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Defending murder as if doing so is "moral" is TWISTED -- SICK.
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And if one is elderly. And if one is Black. And if one is poor. And that is in the medical -- no only insurance -- industry. Google "Steward Health Care" -- then try to blame the insurance industry for that disaster.
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@sisterdiggins There are restraining and no contact orders.
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Murderers are not heroes, and it is sick to defend that immorality as if one is actually "moral". Google "Steward Health Care" and see them also killing people -- and they weren't the insurance corporation.
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@mariagordanier3404 I've been directly contending with the abuses of BOTH health insurance and health "care" providers for at least 10 years. To condemn this murderer is not a defense of others who hill -- anyone who can count beyond one without error can comprehend that. You are defending immorality while pretending it is moral to do so. Words have consequences: you are promoting domestic terrorism.
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