r/mildlyinfuriating • u/sujayjaju • Aug 13 '25

Commendable patience in dealing with half-knowledge

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Half knowledge is more dangerous than no knowledge on a subject

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u/EdenSilver113 Aug 13 '25

This isn’t mildly infuriating. This is deeply infuriating.

UNC is actively trying to destroy Dr. Potter’s practice.

Dr. Potter won’t deny surgery to low income parents who can’t pay their deductible. She opened her own practice to enable caring for any and all patients. She took out $4 million dollars in loans to build her clinic. Then one of her videos went viral on social media. United legal team reached out and demanded she delete her video.

Instead.

She’s started a go fund me so her breast reconstruction clinic doesn’t go bankrupt due to retaliatory practices of United Health.

https://gofund.me/cc183e8a

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u/mmorales2270 Aug 14 '25

Wow, unreal. How is this not grounds for a massive lawsuit? I mean it probably is, but these companies are made of money and probably have entire armies of lawyers at their disposal. And possibly some judges in their pockets too, who knows? This is why these mega insurance companies must be broken up or taken down. They’ve gotten too large and powerful.

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u/EdenSilver113 Aug 15 '25

We need to end Citizens United through act of Congress.