I have yet to come across someone that is upset about the UHC CEO getting murdered. It is frankly super weird to see most Americans in agreement about something.

Everyone I've talked to at my job (small software company based in nyc) says he's a hero, or hasn't disagreed out loud. My boss was extremely pro violent retribution against people who profit from suffering. The CEO was like "yeah healthcare here sucks that guy had it coming"

There haven't been any like official announcements or statements. Just conversations.

In my professional circles, a lot of quiet acknowledgement and allusions to the UHC CEO reaping what he sowed, or what the industry has sowed. No one at all is shocked. No one is talking about Luigi specifically

We were waiting for dayshift to start evening report the other night and the nursing assistants were sharing his manifesto and chittering about how hot he is.

All my coworkers think he's super hot.

It's been strange. Some people I expected to support him didn't and some I expected not to do

The couple of people I've spoken with about him are supportive of him.

I'm in social isolation, so no real measure. My family are oblivious idiot brick zombies... not unlike myself ATM.

I think the guy is a hero but I don't matter. The country was dumb enough to vote the way it did. So the high bar is set somewhere buried underground here.

I've only dared ask one person because of who i work with and it didn't go well. Zero ability to empathize with the average American. I need a new job but i also need health coverage for my family

Family, friends, coworkers have never brought it up (neither have I).

Yes.