High-profile killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO in New York

I understand—you have no sympathy for him. But do you generally support public assassinations, or only when it’s someone you deeply despise?
I don't despise him. I don't even know who he was until his demise. I despise what he represents and the hypocrisy surrounding his assassination. Nobody cares about the thousands of people dying because of decisions directly resulting from the policies he himself and other executives put into motion. Why is his life so much more valuable than the people who are dying everyday ? Insurance companies always find a way to refuse vital coverage for people who are dying and they'll keep getting away with it because of all the pockets they are filling. Frankly I think he got the easy way out. People who are in hospitals suffering because they can't afford cancer treatments aren't so lucky.
I wish the authorities can put a fraction of the effort they put into capturing Luigi towards holding insurance companies and their executives accountable.
Why would someone support the assassination of someone they don't despise?
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