The posters, emblazoned with the words "deny, defend, depose," showcase images of top executives, inciting individuals to "Fight Back!"
The poster for the late UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, who was tragically murdered, reads, "When the rich rob the poor, it's called business. When the poor fight back, it's called violence." Thompson's alleged murderer, Luigi Mangione, 26, was apprehended in Altoona, PA, earlier this week. He has been charged with murder and denied bail, pleading not guilty. Thompson is survived by his wife and two young sons.
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According to The Post Millennial, the poster features Thompson's image, marred by a red "X". It holds Thompson, rather than his murderer, accountable for his death, and ominously warns other executives at OptumHealth and UnitedHealthcare. These posters appear to be a blatant incitement of violence against leaders in the health insurance industry.
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The poster accuses UnitedHealthcare of denying more medical claims than any other healthcare company, thereby causing the deaths of ordinary people for profit. It states, "As a result, Brian Thompson was denied his claim to life. Who will be denied next?" It further advocates for punishing CEOs who allegedly profit from suffering and death, claiming that this would return power to the people.
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The poster continues, "Health insurance companies are our collective enemy. We must remove them and take their power and give it back to the people. Dethrone the CEOs!" It concludes with a chilling statement, "Health care CEOs should not feel safe. Deny, Defend, Depose." The video of these posters has been widely disseminated on social media.
In recent times, the progressive left has propagated the notion that healthcare is an unlimited right. This rhetoric has fueled the belief that healthcare should be free and unrestricted. Advocates for socialized medicine present it as a panacea for America's healthcare woes. However, those who have experienced this type of government-run care report long waiting periods for crucial medical treatment and patients dying in hospital corridors without receiving attention.
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Thompson was brutally murdered on December 4 when a man, believed to be Mangione, approached him from behind and shot him. In the wake of this horrific event, while Thompson's widow and young sons mourned their loss, leftists on social media expressed support for the murderer. Journalist Taylor Lorenz told Piers Morgan that she felt "joy" when Thompson was killed, while others criticized health insurance companies. CBS published an article about the cost of private insurance, and others shared their experiences of being denied care due to executive policies, despite providers' recommendations.
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Mangione was arrested at a McDonald's after patrons and an employee alerted the police. He was found in possession of a 3D printed "ghost" gun and a manifesto expressing his fury at the health insurance industry. This shocking incident underscores the need for a balanced discussion on healthcare reform, one that respects individual freedom and the principles of free-market economics, rather than resorting to violence and intimidation.
