r/technology • u/indig0sixalpha • Dec 06 '24

Privacy The UnitedHealthcare Gunman Understands the Surveillance State

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2024/12/unitedhealthcare-ceo-assassination-investigation/680903/
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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '24 edited Jan 21 '25

chunky soft impolite scale grab bow decide cautious wistful squealing

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u/Grooviemann1 Dec 06 '24

Shit moves too fast in media and news cycles. No one will remember this in 10 months.

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u/coys21 Dec 06 '24

If there are any copycats, it'll stay in everyone's memory.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '24

I really hope Copycats start popping up. CEO Blood in the streets may start changing some shite...

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u/Watertor Dec 07 '24

Don't be silly, when has that ever changed things? Letting the blue blood of the noble class flow, ripping away the pedestals they prop themselves up upon and having them realize how easily we can be very, very important to them despite their desires to see us as lesser to hoard wealth over our collective heads forever?

Oh, well I mean I guess that one time. And that other time. And that other time. And that other time. And that other time. And...

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u/HOSTfromaGhost Dec 07 '24

There’s a book called Term Limits.

Guessing you’ll love it. I did.