Public Support for Violence Against Insurance Executives

The recent murder of a health insurance CEO on the streets of New York has sparked a surprising reaction among the public, particularly among younger individuals, with 41% expressing support for such violence. This troubling statistic highlights a deeper societal issue, reflecting a significant level of latent hostility towards insurance companies. The anger seems to stem from widespread dissatisfaction with the healthcare system and a growing perception that these companies are profiting from human suffering. This mindset suggests a broader crisis in values, combining despair and frustration with unresolved grievances towards an industry that many feel has caused them personal or familial adversity.