Why doesn’t Healthcare coverage denial radicalize Americans? /u/Key-Trip5194 No such thing as stupid questions

We hear everyday how Americans are denied life-saving health coverage for no reason. There have been millions of heart-wrenching examples over the decades.

Why is it that we’ve only just now seen a high-profile killing of a health executive? Senseless death causes extreme reactions in both the victims and their loved ones. It seems almost irrational that their hasn’t been more violence as a result of this.

What explains this? Is it a result of the survellaince state? Do attacks/assault of employees happen, but they don’t make the news? Are Americans less prone to violence against their superiors? I’m open to any explanation.

We hear everyday how Americans are denied life-saving health coverage for no reason. There have been millions of heart-wrenching examples over the decades.

Why is it that we’ve only just now seen a high-profile killing of a health executive? Senseless death causes extreme reactions in both the victims and their loved ones. It seems almost irrational that their hasn’t been more violence as a result of this.

What explains this? Is it a result of the survellaince state? Do attacks/assault of employees happen, but they don’t make the news? Are Americans less prone to violence against their superiors? I’m open to any explanation.