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Fucking depraved. In a just world, every single person involved would get a one-way trip to 
Not saying you're wrong or anything, but comments like these always feel like a colossal understatement to me, having been recently personally involved with the unfeeling horror of this healthcare system dealing with someone who is near terminal, and then terminally ill.
As in, I don't personally believe it should qualify as manslaughter, I think it should qualify those responsible as irredeemable fodder you can freely slay without guilt. Like, faceless bad guy in a video game status.
Health insurance companies are ontologically evil
Chuck 'em in the meat grinder at a sausage plant feet first
The horrors of healthcare in general are pretty bad.
But this is basically directly saying "yeah kill this guy".