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Time for Luigi to get nailed to the tree of woe
He dropped out of public school but is working hard on a degree from Prager University.
Time for Luigi to get nailed to the tree of woe
I'd never convict if I was on his jury
People on social media already trying to start a gofundme page for the guy lol
Love how the media talks about his manifesto but won't publish it.
He’s gonna get free healthcare now. The system works?
What the is this?,,,,,the twilight zone,,,,,Shapiro is saying exactly what Ive been saying is this thread,,,,,,the healthcare companies suck but you cant just go around killin' people on the street because you feel you were wronged,,,,its a shame that democrats are gonna pull Shapiro hard left because it will eventually happen if he ever wants the democrat nomination,,,,
Shapiro says 'hero' the one that called 911, not the shooter
I'll tell ya right now,,,,,if in 2028 its Shapiro against Vance,,,,,,I'm voting Shapiro(if the election happened with todays's candidates views) and its not even close,,,,I am not a Vance fan and actually like Shapiro and I'm a staunch republican,,,,,now here's the problem,,,,Shapiro will be pulled so far left by 2028 that I'd vote Vance. It sucks because this is the way its gonna be for the forseeable future,,,,Case in point: Shapiro in his video I posted aligned with how I feel about the CEO killing,,,,he also praised the cops,,,,instead of one of these defund the cops dumb s,,,,he has a great moderate agenda and thats why he's so popular in Pennsylvania among both democrats and republican but just recently he sided with the hard left and said he wants to protect all illegals against Trump's massive deportation. He's already getting pulled hard left now and sayin' he will break the law and deny the president. Even Obama won his 1st term saying the border needs to be shored up and the illegal flow reduced greatly,,,,and he went on to win twice. Shapiro today wont be the Shapiro you see in 4 years if tries to run for President,,,,,sadly.
They shot Trump on the street and at him on the golf course because they felt wronged.
& it's no big deal. The same crew that was to protect him (SS) remain in place. & he goes right along with it!
JD would beat Jewbama
I don't care about Political affiliation. Killing a corrupt CEO is a good thing. United is ing awful.
More people like him need to be executed in the streets and the executioners should be hailed as heroes.
You'd gripe if he didn't receive "humane" treatment.
From what little I've read he sounds more like Millennial_Messiah + chronic pain than anything else.
It's refreshing to see the right punching up.
I didn’t write the criminal code. If it were up to me, I’ll let him walk.
The reality is that I’ve tried to have empathy for the wife and kids, but that parasite was racking up millions writing death sentences for innocent people. They’ll probably are set for life anyways.
So where does it end since so many of you ok with killing this dude because the killer had a grievance?,,,,,Biden killed Americans when he pulled out of Afghanistan,,,,,if one of those family members took out Biden because of it,,,,,we good? When will CEO's from alcohol companies be taken out because a family member lost a loved one to a drunk driver,,,,,we good there also if it happens?,,,,,just tryin' to see where you guys want the rules because you cant get just a little bit pregnant,,,,,its either all the way or no way,,,,,so which is it?,,,,
Not a chance unless Shapiro is pulled hard left which he will be and already starting,,,,,
You've been fine with minorities and homeless and kids getting killed for no reason all along. Chickens are coming home to roost.
Show me where republicans have said they are fine with minorites, homeless and children getting killed,,,,,,,prove it.
And Chumper,,,,not even being aggressive here,,,,,just want a civil debate with facts,,,,posted sources with credibility,,,,no feelings,,,,,no spinning,,,,,just straight up facts. And I'll even start,,,,your party supports abortion,,,,,,it accounted for over a million this year and the year before and I dont even know how many years before that,,,,,now we can get into the whole is the fetus a life or not,,,,but we are arguing sides and you say republicans love killing illegals,,,,I say democrats love killing babies,,,,,ect,,,ect,,ect,,,,now I have a link to prove that, I have direct links from health sites but I'll even use a democrat leaning site CNN to prove the point to be fair,,,,I want to see a link when you proclaim something,,,,,and we'll go from there,,,,,all from a credible source,,,
US abortions reach highest level in over a decade, sparked by surge in medication abortion | CNN
That is indeed the question. We currently seem to have two systems of justice. One that, for whatever reason, completely shields those directly responsible for the preventable deaths of Americans, and one that does not.
We’re continually reminded that no one is above the law and that our legal system is one and applies evenly to everyone, but in practice that’s not the case.
In this particular case, there’s simply a lot of wrongs and the wrong incentives in place. Insurance companies are neither the care providers nor recipients, just a middle man, with outsize power to make life or death decisions and incentivized to deny care to make more profit. The frustration with these companies doesn’t come out of thin air.
Ultimately, we try every case because while the law applies (supposedly) the same to everyone, the facts are different in every case. So it really isn’t “all the way or no way”. See Hunter Biden on how that’s not so, and how who you know, or how much money you have can give you a free ride.
This is really a much larger and complex topic. I don’t think anybody here believes murder or vigilante justice is justified by default, or even in the vast majority of cases. Some people might not even agree with the justified murder encoded in law (death penalty, castle doctrine, etc). In this case, there’s simply some pent up anger on what people perceive to be a broken system.
of course the first solution to be proposed the problem posed by the killing of Brian Thompson and popular rage at health insurance companies is shoring up the personal security of insurance CEOS -- "their most valuable assets"
Tech CEO security costs soar amid UnitedHealthcare CEO’s killingThe recent killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan has brought renewed attention to the escalating costs of protecting top executives. As the leaders of the world’s largest and most visible companies, tech CEOs, many located in the Bay Area, face unique security risks.
In an age when these executives hold immense power and influence, safeguarding their well-being has become a significant — and costly — priority. A recent analysis of public filings reported by Quartz sheds light on the staggering sums that tech giants are spending to protect their most valuable assets: their CEOs.
it's more of an abstract than a manifesto, tbh
“To the Feds, I'll keep this short, because I do respect what you do for our country. To save you a lengthy investigation, I state plainly that I wasn't working with anyone. This was fairly trivial: some elementary social engineering, basic CAD, a lot of patience. The spiral notebook, if present, has some straggling notes and To Do lists that illuminate the gist of it. My tech is pretty locked down because I work in engineering so probably not much info there. I do apologize for any strife of traumas but it had to be done. Frankly, these parasites simply had it coming. A reminder: the US has the #1 most expensive healthcare system in the world, yet we rank roughly #42 in life expectancy. United is the [indecipherable] largest company in the US by market cap, behind only Apple, Google, Walmart. It has grown and grown, but as our life expectancy? No the reality is, these [indecipherable] have simply gotten too powerful, and they continue to abuse our country for immense profit because the American public has allwed them to get away with it. Obviously the problem is more complex, but I do not have space, and frankly I do not pretend to be the most qualified person to lay out the full argument. But many have illuminated the corruption and greed (e.g.: Rosenthal, Moore), decades ago and the problems simply remain. It is not an issue of awareness at this point, but clearly power games at play. Evidently I am the first to face it with such brutal honesty.”
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