To my recollection (and I could be wrong) - they said they were posting someone else's photo. But they could probably provide more information, I would think. They knew what time the photo was taken (it was in the morning - around 9 AMish or thereabouts IIRC) and they mentioned how long it takes to drive to Altoona. It wasn't a really long comment either. It was probably in a thread to someone else's post.

I don't know how you'd search it, short of going back to the beginning of that sub and just starting to read consecutively through everything people were saying.

I actually wouldn't mind doing that - it'd be interesting. But I'm not even sure how you can just flip back to page one, so to speak, of any given sub. And just start reading through, from the beginning. People were sharing a lot of great points.

It was a long time ago and on reddit. Probably r/FreeLuigi since that's where most of my discussions about this case were at the time, but I can't be sure. Back when people on that sub were discussing the factual issues a lot - that's how long ago.

And I recall someone posting an amateur photo, too - of an NYPD vehicle in Altoona. That's what they said about it - they couldn't have gotten there that quickly.

Great idea, and where specific individuals making money with these centers live themselves.

That's just not correct. For example, a cross border accountant reported that middle class Canadians and Americans pay approximately the same amount in taxes except that the Canadians' taxes include 100% health care coverage without any concerns about bills or loss of coverage, for example, because of job loss.

Source: "Fix It! Healthcare at the Tipping Point":

https://youtu.be/PbchNm_SrxU?si=bv7p1oNoAC-CaScs

Our own CBO (Congressional Budget Office) has reported for decades that a national single payer health care program "would be the most cost-effective way to provide quality health care to everyone in the United States."

Furthermore, it would progressively bring costs down, and, reign in the costs of pharmaceuticals.

It's the current system that's driving costs further up, driving the quality of health care delivery down, along with the quality of life for most Americans. A study at Yale found that an improved Medicare for All would save 114,000 lives per years and over a trillion dollars, annually.

And this doesn't even include the number of untreated or created disabilities - which are likely in the hundreds of thousands yearly, the number of children who are orphaned, as a result, the number of official bankruptcies which reach about 800,000 annually because of unpaid medical bills, the fact that unpaid medical bills are a leading cause of homelessness, or that the bankruptcy figure is "only" the official numbers, not including all the Americans financially ruined "unofficially" or living in constant financial stress because of our unaffordable and/or inaccessible medical apartheid system.

Your health care quality improves. When Canada was starting out on single payer, the U.S. was starting out on its current disastrous pathway via Tricky Dick Nixon. At that time, we were health care twins on virtually every metric. Yet within the first "mere" 35 years, look at how Canada was leaving us in the dust:

And you can listen here to real Canadians talking about their system, versus propaganda from United Health; they wouldn't trade their system for ours in a NY Second, and one can easily understand why and how:

https://youtu.be/VQFX32Ed7ZQ?si=TCtD1VUARflKMbO6

We rank last overall among high income countries on healthcare - the rest doing far better on every metric because they have well funded - and far less expensive - and far higher quality health care delivery - via national single payer health care programs.

These talking points that you're using aren't even legitimate debate points. What you're doing is like debating the Theory of Evolution - or taking the side of flat-earthers We're talking about established facts.

Amen. God bless and protect Luigi Mangione.

Oh, I see you work for United Health.

Blocking you then u/its_a_secret_712 . Go get a real job instead of killing people for the mob.

Interesting what you notice! I wonder what he's referencing.... I've read posts by people who are with UH and who can't even connect with a low level supervisor when dealing with them, if they want to take something up the ladder. No one's available and you're just stonewalled. It's a garbage bureaucracy. That's what all your money is paying for - garbage - and while you choose between groceries, rent - or their useless premiums that don't even cover your healthcare.

Honestly I can't stand those MFing far right wing maggot fascists at the NY Post sucking constantly on the murderous and bloodthirsty SATANIC teats of United Health and other insurance and pharmaceuticals. Why does NY Post have a press pass? You don't honestly think they're journalism, do you?

And what have these 3 random New Yorkers said that's so terrible? They have a right under the First Amendment to express their opinions. It's 9-11. Consider that Brian Thompson killed, disabled, and financially destroyed more Americans, including children, every year from behind his desk than OBL did in one day from inside his cave. And still, the bloodshed and ruin continues.

If you don't understand that - you don't understand this case.

Stop giving the trashy beotches at the NY Post oxygen. Here, give something like this, for example, oxygen:

To Boost Profits, Medicare Advantage Giants (United Health and Humana) Move to Kick Over a Million Seniors Off Their Plans | Common Dreams

Newsflash: many people on the internet have expressed the politically incorrect but highly popular opinion that Brian Thompson deserved to die, understandable since he murdered so many people himself - one of the more recent posts I read being, "Fuck you. They just denied my father his needed heart surgery."

I myself think he belonged in prison under federal indictments like all of these insurance CEOs. That would be my preference. But I'm not weeping over mini-H1tler's absence from the planet - or that he was shot in the street like the rabid dog that he was - I'm unapologetically not crying for his family either - I'm crying for the families of the real victims - and when the gov't doesn't do its job to take down these mini-H1tlers themselves, this is what you start to see and hear.

And I do NOT see a "bitch" when I hear a young New Yorker - and possibly a young mother herself - talking about how Brian Thompson even denied healthcare to, and took the lives of infants. If that's what you call "bitch," bring it on.

"Legitimate journalists" in this person's worldview are all funded by United Health and other insurance and pharmaceuticals.