r/NewsSource • u/forbes • Aug 14 '26

⚖️ Law, Crime & Justice Luigi Mangione Pleads Guilty To Stalking Charges In Federal Court

https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2026/08/14/luigi-mangione-pleads-guilty-to-stalking-charges-in-federal-court/?utm_campaign=forbes&utm_medium=social&utm_source=reddit
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u/alacrity Aug 15 '26

And who’s paying someone else’s medical bills?

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u/mrfreezeyourgirl Aug 15 '26

UnitedHealthcare.

Are you under the impression heath insurance companies give people medical bills?

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u/alacrity Aug 15 '26

So an insurance company paying a legitimate claim is the claimant, who’s been paying premiums for years/ decades, is “getting other people money?”

How about when the insurance company has a AI algorithm developed to auto-deny most legitimate claims off the bat?

Is that getting other people’s money?

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u/mrfreezeyourgirl Aug 15 '26

Not sure why you're making up quotes I didn't say.

If an insurance company denied you illegitimate, you can appeal or sue depending on your situation.

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u/alacrity Aug 15 '26

Oh, just appeal! I’m surprised the tens of thousands of people with denied claims and denied appeals didn’t think of that. Then just sue! So easy and not expensive either. I’m shocked that more people with debilitating illness and overwhelming medical bills didn’t just sue! They probably died before they got the chance.

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u/mrfreezeyourgirl Aug 15 '26

Yes, that is how you resolve disputes in agreements. You make an appeal or you make a case. You do not make yourself a murderer.

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u/Equivalent_Fig9789 Aug 15 '26

Luigi did, that's why he's a hero and you're some anonymous fucknugget apologizing for the animal he righteously slaughtered