The Facebook post got over 90k laughing emojis before that feature was turned off, according to Huffpost.
Hmm. What’s that called when you silence 🤫 a populous?
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Discussion
I don't agree with celebration of this man's execution. People are using him as a totem for all their anger and frustration with the medical insurance industry. The real culprits are the lawmakers who are responsible for this system, not the for-profit companies that are occupying the space those lawmakers created.
These companies are legally obligated to maximize profits, and their actions and decisions are in service of that legally compelled priority. This CEO wasn't doing anything other than abiding by the law and the rules established by the lawmakers. And I don't think he deserves to be made the boogeyman.
Whatever you think of him, his company, and his industry, he was a human being with a family who loved him, and I just think these celebrations and jokes are a shameful response to his extrajudicial execution. I think about how his family must be feeling in this moment, and how these expressions of joy are effecting them.
He is the fucking boogeyman. He’s a parasitic part of corporate greed. You want me to feel sorry for someone who loved their life of exploiting 99% while he lived content as a rich 🤑 Cux … nope 🙂↔️
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#Sackler family deal litterally paid #$10K a head but only when dead ☠️
More than 500,000 people in the United States have died from drug overdoses involving opioids, and millions more suffer from opioid use disorder.
Sacklers deal is expected to distribute more than #$5 billion over the next decade to public trusts created to fund drug treatment and health care programs.
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I don't want you to feel sorry for him. There's a lot of real estate between feeling sorry for someone, and considering the innocent loved ones he left behind in what must be the worst time of their lives. He's not responsible for the system he worked in. Again, the anger is directed at the wrong person, and celebrating someone's death is a barbaric, low-class response that completely disregards the feelings of his grieving family.
HE'S NOT RESPONSIBLE? GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE