I don't understand why the position matters. I met some c-suite people. Most of my directors had families, kids, volunteered at their schools ..

I don't know this CEO ... it's coming out now he was from a small middle class family and the shooter was from a rich family who never had United Healthcare. That's another reason I think this is all a psyop. His name is Luigi? His last name literally means "Big Eater" in Italian and he was arrested a a McDonalds?! ... Did the CIA hire some shitty Netflix writers?

... but going back to the official story. I don't know this CEO. Maybe he intentionally made a lot of psycho decision and was terrible. Maybe he was in charge of a bunch of tax and accounting departments and had zero to do with shitty decisions. We don't know ... and does it matter?

We don't know about this person. Everyone is praising the death of a person they found out about five minutes ago because of his position. The narrative switches so that his position wasn't given to him, but earned ... sound like pro-commie/anti-merit bullshit.

Don't know if he deserved to die or not. Don't care. If Luigi killed him, well the guy should be convicted. If he's a patsy, well sadly no one will know, find out or care and his life is in the hands of some CIA story writer, bribing the right people to get the outcome they want.