The event should have brought attention to the absurd dependence on insurance Americans have to have, and the fact that it gets worse by a positive feedback loop (as insurance companies extend their "benefit" range, the relevant market increases their price to make use it, so more people need to get insurance to see "proper" pricing, which means insurance now has enough power/money to further increase their "benefits"). Afaik he just participated in the feedback loop, but made no effort to affect it (nor should he; its a macro-level government-scale problem)

Read this article. Seriously. Ignoring any potential "actual" harm his business practices may have inflicted, he is a toxic person who doesn't care what his effects his trolling has in the real world. He's inspiring people to threaten and harass people online. Someone took pizzagate seriously enough to act on it in the real world - how long until someone does the same here and shows up at Lauren's or her parent's house, or actually rapes her?

― Kurt Vonnegut Jr., Mother Night

You say he's a "dick for sport" but you forgot to add "and also for money".

I'm not entirely sure how you define evil, but it seems to be very different from how I do it.

/sarcasm

I'm sick of hearing "he's just a troll". He, and many others labeled as "just trolls" cause material harm to people.

Not to mention he was found guilty of fraud, not of being a troll.

Thats profiteering not profiting...

Thats called profiteering, not profiting.

How is that not psychopathic?