I think it’s funny how people advocate for the deaths of healthcare executives when there are so many ways to access healthcare benefits, financing plans, and even certain forms of free healthcare. Yet those same people will turn around and blame the government for fuel and gas prices, even though the Strait of Hormuz isn’t where we get most of our oil. (At least in the Americas) Meanwhile, the companies that actually determine what we pay at the pump seem to escape the same level of outrage. It’s interesting how quickly people decide who’s responsible for what they can and can’t afford, and how differently they treat the people involved. To wrap my thoughts up, it’s a tough time in history, the centennial depression came early, and I’m not saying that people shouldn’t be hurting, but I just wanted to hear people’s thoughts.   submitted by   /u/Fancy-Ad2784   to   r/SocietyAndCulture [link]   [comments]