@d8 Seeing as how so many upvotes to the post to follow forum rules, I wanted to expound on something.
Societies are dependent on rules. Once rules are abused or ignored, then eventually society breaks down and eventually ceases to no longer be a society.
So, no matter how much I have lost respect for Humana’s leadership, I will not break the rules of society, including the subset rules set out by various entities under that society that made them clear.
But why do I despise Humana’s leadership? Because I feel that they no longer follow the rules of society. Take for example the H-1B Visa process, which was designed to only be used temporarily in very rare instances when absolutely no American citizen could be found in all of America that could perform the duties of the role. So, every time Humana leaders displaces an American citizen so they can hire more non-citizens under the H-1B Visa program, they are flaunting the breaking of society rules and even laws, using loopholes for purposes of greed.
And there are many other ways Humana leaders have broken society rules with their various ways of discriminatory hiring and firing practices, bullying treatment, and lack adherence to human dignity.
But just because Human breaks societal rules does not mean I have to lower myself to their standards.
With all that said, Humana would do well to realize that what I first said about societies breaking down. If you continue to flaunt breaking society rules in the faces of those being exploited, eventually they may turn on you. We have recently seen an example of this in France. I sincerely hope that does not occur here in America.