There will be more

There will be more:

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There will be more.

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More CEOs.

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More executives.

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More rich folks targeted.

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The United Health Insurance CEO was gunned down last week.

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Rather than the normal reaction to murder, people online were celebrating.

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Celebrating the demise of a man who ran one of the largest insurance providers in the US.

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Last year they made 22 billion in profit.

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Billion.

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All for the executives and shareholders.

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The CEO and his executives were also being prosecuted for insider trading.

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One day he and his buddies sold millions of stock.

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Next day the company cratered.

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As per capitalism, they’re just doing their job.

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Denying thousands to millions of health insurance claims for life-saving medicines.

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All for more money.

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Spoke to a doctor friend of mine last week.

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He’s in a Facebook group with a bunch of doctors in the US.

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When the news broke that he died, a bunch of them were not upset.

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They weren’t happy, but they weren’t sad.

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As he said ‘I’m not saying someone getting murdered is a bad thing, BUT…’

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But.

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This but.

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A lot of people feel the same way.

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Look at what Blue Cross Blue Shield did quickly after.

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They were changing a policy to cover the cost of an anesthetic for surgery if the surgery went longer than the original time.

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Imagine this.

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You have a 2 hour knee surgery.

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Unfortunately something goes wrong.

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Your doctor needs to keep you under for longer.

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Instead now the surgery takes 4 hours.

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You wake up with groggy with tons of pain and guess what you get?

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A 10 thousand dollar or more bill for the extra anaesthetic.

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How insane is America.

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That’s what they were proposing.

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Very quickly after the CEO was murdered, they walked that back.

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Now we’re seeing security being beefed up.

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Executives are scared.

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Rich people are trembling.

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They’re not dumb.

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They read history.

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Or at least the smart ones do.

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What happened during the French Revolution?

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How did Napolean come to power?

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It was the average citizen growing tired of the current system.

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Rising up to power.

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Revolting against the current system.

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This happens because the middle class is eroded.

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The effects of inflation.

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Let me make this as simple as I can.

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For argument’s sake, you have 3 socio-economic classes.

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The poor.

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The rich.

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And the middle class.

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A healthy society is one in which the middle class is large.

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It means the average person and family can afford to live.

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Not only to live but to buy nice things, get their kids a good education, afford housing and possibly take a vacation.

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That’s what America had post world war 2 until Reagan came into power in the 80s.

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A thriving middle class.

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Then what did Reagan do?

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Trickle down economics baby.

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Convince the universities and elites in the country that cutting taxes and letting rich people have more money was going to benefit everyone.

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Because the rich will have more to invest and so will invest in everybody.

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Not sure that worked out.

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Look at the enormous wealth we have in our world today.

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Where is it controlled?

By those who own assets.

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Billionaires making billions every day while the average person is starving.

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There’s always money for war but never money for infrastructure, healthcare or schooling.

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When the Fed and central banks around the world print money, where does it go?

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To financial markets.

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Not to the average citizen.

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What this has done is massively divided the socio-economic classes.

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It’s made the rich way richer.

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Kept the poor the same.

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And this is the kicker - it’s eroded the middle class.

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If your wages don’t go up and you don’t own assets, you can’t keep up with inflation.

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Once you can’t keep up with inflation, everything gets more expensive.

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All of a sudden, your middle-class life becomes much less middle-class.

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All your expenses now go to food and housing instead of other items.

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This further divides the population.

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Just wait till you have an economic crisis.

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Then the people who will lose their jobs need someone to blame.

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When you can’t afford food, housing or energy, you have no other choice.

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You want people’s heads.

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And as French history has shown us, people will get them.

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Doesn’t mean it’ll be clean.

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It means the world gets very violent and dirty.

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We’re not that far away from that, as much as the media wants you to believe otherwise.

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Look at the reactions to when this story broke.

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People online cheered for this guy.

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He’s become a folk hero.

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Meanwhile the rich and those in the media are frightened.

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They need to make an example of him.

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Why have the media and people in power spent more time, money and manpower on this compared to the Trump assassin?

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Or the school shooters who have terrorized kids for decades?

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It’s to show the rest of the poors that they shouldn’t stand up to do the same.

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But now that one person has done it and succeeded, don’t be surprised when you get more coming.

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People are coming for CEOs.

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This is the history of the world.

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The rich aggregate too much power and wealth, they don’t share it with everyone, they get leaders who only cater to their needs and the rest of the population suffers.

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There’s only so much suffering they can take before they start to act out.

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The murder of the United Health CEO feels like the beginning.

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There will be more.

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