CEOs Deserving Death List

So Elizabeth Warren thinks the CEOs of insurance companies deserve death? Well, she didn't say that, more like "what do you expect?". Unfortunately, a lot of people thinking they deserve death, probably took her to mean that

So for my list of Corporate America heads that we need to kill? can't come up with any, since I don't take their remarkable salaries as evidence of it. Some people do

In spite of all the money they make, I suspect few CEOs create generational wealth ... you don't seem to hear about it. As far as I can go with this, perhaps it's biblical for this wealth to not persist?

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What is the 3 generation rule wealth?

It suggests that wealth built up over one generation can often be lost by the third generation due to a lack of financial education, mismanagement, or squandering. This has been observed on a global scale, with societies across the globe displaying this trend.
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What is the Chinese proverb about generational wealth?

This fundamental truth seems to transcend both time and cultural boundaries. The Chinese proverb “rags to rags in three generations” says that family wealth does not last for three generations. The first generation makes the money, the second spends and the third sees none of the wealth!
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"A good person leaves an inheritance for their children's children, but a sinner's wealth is stored up for the righteous" (Proverbs 13:22).
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What is the meaning of Proverbs 13 22?

Here, the point is about how righteousness and evil typically result in different outcomes, especially when it comes to lasting success. Those who obtain wealth honestly have a better chance of retaining it, and passing it down, than the person who lives by sin and evil.
[ 'for the righteous' seems like odd wording to me]

but feel free to make your own list. We know some here have one

Quote: odiousgambit

So Elizabeth Warren thinks the CEOs of insurance companies deserve death? Well, she didn't say that, more like "what do you expect?". Unfortunately, a lot of people thinking they deserve death, probably took her to mean that

So for my list of Corporate America heads that we need to kill? can't come up with any, since I don't take their remarkable salaries as evidence of it. Some people do

In spite of all the money they make, I suspect few CEOs create generational wealth ... you don't seem to hear about it. As far as I can go with this, perhaps it's biblical for this wealth to not persist?

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What is the 3 generation rule wealth?

It suggests that wealth built up over one generation can often be lost by the third generation due to a lack of financial education, mismanagement, or squandering. This has been observed on a global scale, with societies across the globe displaying this trend.
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What is the Chinese proverb about generational wealth?

This fundamental truth seems to transcend both time and cultural boundaries. The Chinese proverb “rags to rags in three generations” says that family wealth does not last for three generations. The first generation makes the money, the second spends and the third sees none of the wealth!
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"A good person leaves an inheritance for their children's children, but a sinner's wealth is stored up for the righteous" (Proverbs 13:22).
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What is the meaning of Proverbs 13 22?

Here, the point is about how righteousness and evil typically result in different outcomes, especially when it comes to lasting success. Those who obtain wealth honestly have a better chance of retaining it, and passing it down, than the person who lives by sin and evil.
[ 'for the righteous' seems like odd wording to me]

To be clear, it was about denying health coverage for profits, not just against making big money.

Quote: rxwine

To be clear, it was about denying health coverage for profits, not just against making big money.

seems like an incomplete sentence .... it was about denying health coverage for profits, not just against making big money, [for which he was killed, with Sen. Warren's approval] ??

I refuse to defend insurance company practices

however, how do you and she know he made any decisions himself of this nature? For all we know, his job was in peril for reversing decisions about denying coverage, he personally that is

Quote: odiousgambit

seems like an incomplete sentence .... it was about denying health coverage for profits, not just against making big money, [for which he was killed, with Sen. Warren's approval] ??

I refuse to defend insurance company practices

however, how do you and she know he made any decisions himself of this nature? For all we know, his job was in peril for reversing decisions about denying coverage, he personally that is

You’re adding implications that aren’t in Warren’s statement, so I don’t know why you’re questioning mine.

"it was about denying health coverage for profits" seems worth questioning

I'm grouping you and Warren for those thinking he 'had it coming' yet it's not clear why you'd assume this CEO was particularly culpable, deserving to die

Quote: odiousgambit

"it was about denying health coverage for profits" seems worth questioning

I'm grouping you and Warren for those thinking he 'had it coming' yet it's not clear why you'd assume this CEO was particularly culpable, deserving to die

What part of the first clause do you not get.

"Violence is never the answer" Did you miss the "never."

The second half doesn't say but violence is the answer, it suggests why some people might choose violence. Warren says nothing about supporting violence.

And since you mentioned 911.

Here's a similar statement.

Violence is never the answer, but as a symbolic act of retaliation against the United States, citing its military presence in the Middle East, support for Israel, and perceived injustices against Muslims as motivations for the attacks; bin Laden viewed the Twin Towers as a representation of American economic power and aimed to inflict widespread fear and damage to the U.S. standing in the world by targeting them

Quote: rxwine

And since you mentioned 911.

Here's a similar statement.

Violence is never the answer, but as a symbolic act of retaliation against the United States, citing its military presence in the Middle East, support for Israel, and perceived injustices against Muslims as motivations for the attacks; bin Laden viewed the Twin Towers as a representation of American economic power and aimed to inflict widespread fear and damage to the U.S. standing in the world by targeting them

Not sure where that came from, but I would only accept someone saying that if they were asked to be Devil's Advocate, the questioner trying to understand bin Laden

To go around giving excuses to murderers and terrorists is reprehensible. Posting that shows you don't get it. Prefacing it with "violence is not the answer" must have made bin Laden burst out laughing when it was read to him in Hell

It's similar to someone saying "violence is never the answer, but Ted Bundy had a tough childhood, abused, so he couldn't help himself."
Actually I don't think Ted Bundy fits this so fill in the blank with someone else, in so many cases they were abused. But it is so disgusting to sympathize to the public with this kind of crap

btw the Menendez brothers are finding stupid sympathizers these days and might get out of jail. They killed not only their father but their mother as well. Warren-speak says "you can only push people so far" so they couldn't help themselves I guess

Why does an explanation mean justification to you?

Thursday, I was standing in line at the post office. There was a line to the door. At least two people said "Why is only one person working?"

Now fortunately no one pulled out a gun and started shooting.

Why would someone mentioning a common issue of frustration at the PO, be an indictment of anyone. That's exactly much of the public reaction to the health insurance industry.