Not condoning murder here
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Slope womens can be hot, but I prefer the blond-haired, blue-eyed pristine and ethereal beauty of women of the Master Race. Nothing can compare with the milky perfect thighs and nibbleable butt clefts of a gorgeous white woman.
Why do you think almost every successful and rich non-white dude has a beautiful blond wife?
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Yer kinda people @Reggie_Essent
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Here's her kinda person @Reggie_Essent
....so don't forget to invite him inta yer home next time he walks by yer house. lol
White Canadians for Palestine unafraid to show their true colors eh
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Is that you, Joe? Does Thiel know you were out waving your Jihadi flag?
Here's her kinda person @Reggie_Essent
....so don't forget to invite him inta yer home next time he walks by yer house. lol
White Canadians for Palestine unafraid to show their true colors eh
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Yeah. I get it. He gets paid 20 million a year to deny treatment of insured people.
Stop hijacking my threads, @Reggie_Essent
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Come on Reggie. When it comes to Asian women, that worm in your brain says may I commit rape? Right amigo?
The Prowler
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If a drug or a treatment is not covered in an insurance policy, the insurance company should deny coverage.
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Simpleton
The Prowler
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Some thing are just that simple, Fatty.
Insurance companies are not charities.
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Just scammers. Insurance is a very old scam.
The Prowler
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If someone pays for an insurance policy and the insurance company honours the policy, where is the scam?
It is the policyholder's responsibility to understand the terms of the policy.
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It would be nice if it actually worked that way.
AI does the denials these days. Look it up, Einstein.
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Who cares if the denials are done by AI? AI probable has a very high degree of accuracy when processing claims.
If a claim is wrongfully denied, it can be disputed. There are processes.
It is not my fault (or the insurance company's fault) that some people are too stupid/uninformed to know that.
Wow. You truly have swallowed the kool aid. Sad.
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He wrote code for a dental insurance claim systems, or something along those lines.
It's almost as interesting as writing code to get a rocket launching system to capture a returning rocket with those "chopstick arms".
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Let me go back and see what you are referring to....
Oh.
So you have an argument @LotusBud ?
Do you think that an insurance company should pay for something that is not covered in the policy?
I feel so bad for the UnitedDeathcare CEO.
A high-profile violent crime typically sets social media abuzz with tips and theories from amateur internet sleuths, hunting for the alleged perpetrator.
But after UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was in New York City this week without a primary suspect being identified, a rare occurrence happened in the thriving true-crime world: silence online from highly followed armchair detectives.
“I have yet to see a single video that’s pounding the drum of ‘we have to find him,’ and that is unique,” said Michael McWhorter, better known as TizzyEnt on TikTok, where he posts true crime and viral news content for his 6.7 million followers. “And in other situations of some kind of blatant violence, I would absolutely be seeing that.”
A high-profile violent crime typically sets social media abuzz with tips and theories from amateur internet sleuths, hunting for the alleged perpetrator.
But after UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was in New York City this week without a primary suspect being identified, a rare occurrence happened in the thriving true-crime world: silence online from highly followed armchair detectives.
“I have yet to see a single video that’s pounding the drum of ‘we have to find him,’ and that is unique,” said Michael McWhorter, better known as TizzyEnt on TikTok, where he posts true crime and viral news content for his 6.7 million followers. “And in other situations of some kind of blatant violence, I would absolutely be seeing that.”
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I know.
Just stick to posting articles. You are unable to think for yourself.
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This case gets more interesting all the time.
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People are murdered every single day in NYC. Why is the murder of some sleaze bag greedy fuck who swindles people out of appropriate coverage and engages in insider trading making news?
Fuck him
Fuck him
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Why? You love it when I fuck with you. :)
You're delusional, pal.
Well, I agree. I am hoping the killer gets away. Scott free.
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And gets a contract offer from a major motion picture studio!
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Did you mourn profusely for the Fallen CEO Lex @The Prowler?
He seemed like your type
Mind you everyone else seemed to be clapping at his departure
Send him yer love Prowler. lol
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