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Notably, socialist commentator Nathan Robinson articulated a sentiment that many could resonate with: “Live your life in such a way that people will be sad when you die.” This quote, juxtaposed against a New York Times article detailing a "torrent of hate for the health insurance industry" following Thompson's assassination, highlighted the emotional discord in America relating to healthcare practices. The discourse following Thompson's death saw outpourings of both empathy and indifference, reflecting the complexities tied to one of the most contentious issues in American society—healthcare.