Reply #20: Under Catholic teaching, for the insurance companies to take people's hard-earned premiums and then

[Joe Chi Minh]

cheat them of their cover when they need it, cries to heave for vengeance on two scores: holding back the labourer's wages, and oppression of the poor. Your day will come CEOs and directors. And your contrition will be too little and too late.

To pay bonuses to the staff members who implement the cheating of the policyholders, once they fall half-seriously ill, simply beggars belief. It is difficult to imagine anything being able to give capitalism a worse name than it currently enjoys in the West among the citizenry; indeed it all together defies the imagination. A cameo of corporatism in the very abyss of its wickedness.