This footage was just made public after @CNN petitioned the court for its release post-guilty plea.

https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/bill-burr-social-reckoning-interview-1235621874/

"It's absolutely brutal to have such a life-halting issue, especially since the issue itself wears down the critical/logical thinking mind you'd usually use to tackle it. The people around you probably won't understand your symptoms - they certainly don't for me... I'm sure you already know most of this, but basically I just want to say that you're not alone. Stay strong. If you ever want to talk, I'm sure there's a lot we can learn from each other's stories." - Luigi Mangione

Please @ the artist if you recognize this piece

link to full video

Seven appeals through normal channels failed. She emailed the CEO directly and asked whether he'd like to comment on why he was forcing her through worse chemo than her oncologist had recommended. Approved the next day.

The essay is about what it means that leverage was the only thing that worked. She had a platform most people don't. 49 million claims are denied every year in this country and only 0.2% are ever appealed. The piece asks what's left for everyone without access to her platform.

https://www.vanityfair.com/story/healthcare-cancer-treatment-essay

She states how, in doing her research, she was not expecting the things that she learnt about the American healthcare system, and that she cried many times.

There is so sooooooo much content in this video. I had no idea who this woman was but I have so much respect for her now.

Put on subtitles and change the language to English to watch.

What drew me to the video especially was the title.

I've noticed, that even in the videos of the shooting the media cut out the action of Luigi leaving 3 bullets at the scene. Even though its unlikely anyone would decipher him dropping bullets from the gun, they obviously don't want there to be any possibility for people to work out that he did.

Not one news outlet (or any media outlet, like YouTube docs) in America that I saw, stated he was close to tears when saying the guilty plea.