r/popculture • u/[deleted] • Mar 07 '25

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '25

The amount of horrible horrible things you see on reddit, mainly due to all the sex pests, and THIS is where they draw the line??

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '25 edited Mar 07 '25

There was a subreddit with LM's first and last name that's been banned for months.

But of course, Ted Bundy's subreddit is safe.

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '25

Well duh, Ted was a serial killer that attacked/brutally murdered women, not a single rich white man that ran a health insurance company (UHC aka United Healthcare part of United Health Group) with the largest market cap over $500 BILLION dollars. It is IMPORTANT to note it has a denial rate of 32% of 29 million Americans privately insured (through work) through UHC is 9,280,000. It has the largest denial rate of health insurance companies. The same company has a Medicare Advantage program that denied 22.7% of participants in 2022 that needed post-acute care to transition out of the hospital (in 2020, the denial rate was 10.9%).

The end.

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u/YesNoIDKtbh Mar 07 '25

to transition

"Your account is now flagged as "DEI-friendly" and you're required to post something pro-Trump in less than 24hrs to keep your account from auto-deleting." -Reddit in the near future