Luigi stuns in new mugshot

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2 hours ago, VOLANTIS said:

Bc "supposed" murder is defendable morally.

Unlike "supposed" rape which is not. But you'd be surprised how many stans will buy a ticket to watch an alleged rapist perform on stage. 

I don't think you need to compare murder to rape to see why people find a killing of this caliber justified. There are many world leaders right now, who have been responsible for the murders/killings of thousands and/or millions that people wouldn't be upset to see assassinated today. UnitedHealthcare was monopolising and playing god with thousands of peoples lives in America, using class and poverty meanings to decide who they were going to give money to that might have meant the difference between life and death.

Brian Thompson and all the higher ups at UnitedHealthcare have/had way more blood on their hands than this 26 year old. It's as simple as American's might be waking up to their indoctrinated beliefs and realising that healthcare shouldn't have a price tag on it. I'm not necessarily in belief that this guy should walk away rent free, but sometimes a collective of people see a crime as justified. Look up jury nullification.

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50 minutes ago, hELXIG said:

 

This 'person' he killed wasn't a person he was evil personified. A mass murder who made a tonne of money from the continued suffering and death of millions. I miss the days when the masses actually stood up for themselves, stormed the castle and publicly beheaded the corrupt leaders instead of licking their boots because 'they're human too uwu'

Ah, the good old days. Back when I was a fabulous princess in my past life, constantly getting my royal butt rescued by dashing princes because I kept wandering into very questionable situations. But then, plot twist, the villagers got jealous, spread some hot gossip that I was a wicked witch, and decided the best solution was to detach my gorgeous little head from my equally gorgeous body. 😆

But seriously, I get it—this creature was pure evil, rotten to the core. But come on, why not just expose him and lock him up like we do in civilized societies?

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5 minutes ago, The Fame Monster said:

Ah, the good old days. Back when I was a fabulous princess in my past life, constantly getting my royal butt rescued by dashing princes because I kept wandering into very questionable situations. But then, plot twist, the villagers got jealous, spread some hot gossip that I was a wicked witch, and decided the best solution was to detach my gorgeous little head from my equally gorgeous body. 😆

But seriously, I get it—this creature was pure evil, rotten to the core. But come on, why not just expose him and lock him up like we do in civilized societies?

Because that was never going to happen. The whole system is corrupt. Everybody knew exactly what was happening and he (and others who are still out there) are never going to be committed. It's all technically legal under the current systems

Sometimes I wish I was just a princess spending her days eating cakes and lying in the grass on sunny days in beautiful fields of flowers and wandering the forest 

But there is always a witch. ALWAYS

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2 minutes ago, The Fame Monster said:

Ah, the good old days. Back when I was a fabulous princess in my past life, constantly getting my royal butt rescued by dashing princes because I kept wandering into very questionable situations. But then, plot twist, the villagers got jealous, spread some hot gossip that I was a wicked witch, and decided the best solution was to detach my gorgeous little head from my equally gorgeous body. 😆

But seriously, I get it—this creature was pure evil, rotten to the core. But come on, why not just expose him and lock him up like we do in civilized societies?

Healthcare and insurance CEO's have been getting exposed for years in America, but they're wealthy and powerful and the nature of that gives them a get out of jail free card. They're legally monopolising peoples right to healthcare because the American government legislated them to do so. Brian Thompson is just one of thousands of people in the same position, throwing him prison wouldn't mean anything and for what crime? Under American jurisdiction he's not doing anything illegal.

To many this is a moral illegality and that's why Luigi Mangione did what he did. He's probably still done this in vein since I doubt sadly this will change the restrictive healthcare system many people face in America, but this is libertarian protesting at its highest cause. Why should this kid be sent to jail for life when Kyle Rittenhouse shot two people dead and was able to walk free because of his beliefs three years ago?

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When I saw the title I thought you were talking about Luigi the cousin of Mario... 

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1 hour ago, hELXIG said:

 

This 'person' he killed wasn't a person he was evil personified. A mass murder who made a tonne of money from the continued suffering and death of millions. I miss the days when the masses actually stood up for themselves, stormed the castle and publicly beheaded the corrupt leaders instead of licking their boots because 'they're human too uwu'

Thank you. Enough with the "just bring him to justice" stuff. Let's be realistic, the system knows exactly what's happening with these absolutely evil corporations that KILL thousands of people every year and all they do is to protect them.

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1 hour ago, The Fame Monster said:

 But come on, why not just expose him and lock him up like we do in civilized societies?

because when does that ever happen?

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1 hour ago, The Fame Monster said:

But seriously, I get it—this creature was pure evil, rotten to the core. But come on, why not just expose him and lock him up like we do in civilized societies?

Expose him for what exactly?  This is the old "legal vs moral" thing.

Luigi here killed a CEO which is against the law and he'll likely lose his freedom for the rest of his life because of it.

The CEO is easily responsible for thousands of deaths and countless more people suffering needlessly and painfully, either stuck with physical pain or struck with a financial burden so heavy they'll never be free of it. But everything he did was legal and rather than losing his freedom, the system let him get rich.

I'm not gonna sit here and say it's morally right to kill the guy but I think we can objectively say that's the only way anything ever had a chance to be different.

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2 hours ago, hELXIG said:

 

This 'person' he killed wasn't a person he was evil personified. A mass murder who made a tonne of money from the continued suffering and death of millions. I miss the days when the masses actually stood up for themselves, stormed the castle and publicly beheaded the corrupt leaders instead of licking their boots because 'they're human too uwu'

Yesss it’s crazy there’s people here defending  a status quo that couldn’t care less about them. That man deserved what he got and I’m tired of sugar coating it so people with no comprehension skills don’t get “offended” 

yet these same people loose no sleep at the millions of Americans being scammed to death by insurance companies. No sympathy. It’s a real bad sign when we care more about the oppressor than the oppressed. 

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6 hours ago, River said:

You are alive

ive been so busy doing stuff at my house. with my parents gone im doing renovations myself. plus managing finances, bank accounts its all too much. but im kind of liking the freedom ive got

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The sad part is that I follow a lot of male models on Instagram. Out of context this looks like a selfie of an Italian model traveling to London for go sees. 

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55 minutes ago, InTheCloset said:

ive been so busy doing stuff at my house. with my parents gone im doing renovations myself. plus managing finances, bank accounts its all too much. but im kind of liking the freedom ive got

enjoy the independent life

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10 minutes ago, River said:

enjoy the independent life

I just have a month more of it