• No_Ones_Slick_Like_Gaston@lemmy.world
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        He will go free as he didn’t do it, additionally the chain of custody was missing for the “proof” and was taken into custody with lots of circumstantional evidence, absolute police knee bent operation to please the Epstein elite.

        Hell be free, then run for office and I’ll campaign the hell out of that, vote Luigi for senate, then president of the. US.

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      A not-yet-convicted murderer. But because he’s handsome and killed an executive, we like him without any hint of moral irony. Even when he’s himself old money.

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        People were happy about the killing of Brian Thompson the moment that news of his death spread. A health insurance CEO. A man who systematically denied healthcare to thousands of people, almost certainly leading to some of them dying.

        You can say that murder is wrong, and be correct in that. But then surely being instrumental in running a system of denying and delaying people’s access to medical treatment leading to their death is so much worse that directly killing one person.

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        I still believe he’s a look-alike scapegoat because they never found the actual guy who did it, but yeah go off I guess. Not like the CEO was responsible for millions of deaths himself but because it’s a ‘business’ he gets to be called an entrepreneur instead :)

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        An executive whose job it is to increase profits by systematically denying care to vulnerable people. (which also causes death, and more of it)

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        I’d like the guy and think he is a hero even if he was ugly.

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        not-yet-convicted murderer

        Using lethal force to stop a mass murderer from continuing their spree isn’t murder.

        Even if he’d done it (which he didn’t), it wouldn’t be murder, he should be given a public commendation, not a jail sentence.