The ProPublica PillPushers

ProPublica reporter on uncovering UnitedHealthcare’s ‘secret’ internal cost-cutting campaign | CNN Business

ProPublica reporter Annie Waldman joins CNN Newsroom to discuss her investigation that uncovered how UnitedHealthcare is strategically limiting access to critical treatment for kids with autism.

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It’s fine to report on police brutality, and yes, certainly do continue cracking down on dirty cops, but please don’t look like a crackhead on YouTube & CNN.

The term “autism” is nothing but a heavy urban slur against kids who are “artistic” ( or “autistic” as diagnosed by illiterate pill-pushers) and do arts and crafts, (or maybe we should say “auts and crafts,”) — and in any case suburban kids may have materials and supplies and various mediums of expressing themselves — take an artist’s palette with a rainbow’s worth of different colors of paint for example and call it a “spectrum disorder” wtih broad brush strokes as diagnosed by our very own government, and here we are once again at the intersection of “mental health law” and “intellectual property law” — restricting and censoring innocent and decent art, with plenty of lawyers and everlasting service of process in court, everything is in your head, and guns are banned, etc.

Sorry we had to confiscate your art supplies, but we really don’t want your kids getting snooty or doing art downtown. Do you have any firearms in the home, by any chance?

So these very same autism pill-pushers and cops were no doubt involved in the conspiracy to murder Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare — and to be fair, none of what we complain about in the healthcare system is the fault of insurers or their approvals or denials. It is the doctors providing fraudulent services, and doing so much continual harm and injustice to their patients. The bill was sitting on Brian Thompson’s desk and the only choice he ever had was whether to pay the doctors or pay the lawyers to say no to the doctors. “Delay, Deny, Defend,” of course, but this is verging well into blackmail and extortion of financial executives by drug dealers demanding prescriptions for recreational drugs on a wholesale basis, and now it appears that beefing up corporate security is indeed the best solution to stop the immediate bleed of finances to the unnecessary drugging and general butchery which have sadly become the standard of care throughout most modern medical practices.