Are you happy or mad that the ceo killer was caught?

[michael3478]

Happy because he was a cold-blooded murderer.

Mad because it means health insurance companies have won and can continue to take advantage of people.

[KostasKouvalis]

I don't necessarily think it means they won. They changed some of their policies shortly after.

But yeah, I'm mad especially about HOW he got caught. Getting snitched on is the worst way you can go down. And the only thing less honorable then snitching, is having someone else do your snitching for you. I hope that customer doesn't get a penny of that reward money.

I'm also mad because if found guilty he'll go to jail for the rest of his life, which I think is really strict honestly. The guy he killed was a scumbag, and I don't see posing anymore danger to society. Personally, I would let him off with just a warning, but tell him if he kills again, there will be more sever consequences.

But I feel the jury might find him "not guilty." Life in prison is so harsh though. He's a good kid and his intentions were good. He should just get a warning.

[lightbulb27]

Happy and Mad at the same time.

just kidding... good was caught, can't have people going around doing that. But he sacrificed himself to bring awareness to an issue... possibly.

[Graptemys79]

I'm happy. Why would a want a killer running around free?

[michael3478]

Well some people also consider the ceo a corrupted criminal as well.

[Graptemys79]

That still doesn't excuse murder.

[michael3478]

Denying health insurance claims can also be considered murder though. No hard feeling though everyone has their opinions.

[Graptemys79]

But being shot is active murder. If you asked a theologian or philosopher who specialized in ethics about this case, I doubt the would consider it justified killing, such as with a case of self-defense.

[msc545]

I am glad he was caught before he found another victim.

[Apple1996]

Very mad and sad 😔

[MarjorieJ]

Mad. Who wouldn’t be?

[SmokinAces2000]

No opinion