Bank of America VP killed in Times Square

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2 hours ago, GagaisHotAF said:

and there are teams of them. not like it was just her. 

With this same logic we shouldn't be mad at the government in the US, because there's over 500 people responsible for lawmaking. 

28 minutes ago, Economy said:

Still tho, finding loopholes in a system to navigate regulations in a way you can still accomplish what you want legally is more the kind of thing id look down on and lowkey judge not cheer for you to get stabbed to death. Certainly very disproportionate KARMA imo for anyone that thinks this is what she derserved based on the info we currently have

I don't disagree. I think it's weird to wish it on her. But to say "She was just a regular person like a manager at Walmart" is also misleading. 

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1 hour ago, AsleepOnTheCeiling said:

With this same logic we shouldn't be mad at the government in the US, because there's over 500 people responsible for lawmaking. 

I don't disagree. I think it's weird to wish it on her. But to say "She was just a regular person like a manager at Walmart" is also misleading. 

what?? the us government is far different because they make laws that impact all our lives. false equivalency. she was not high up in the ranks of bank of america. she was in middle management. how don’t you understand that? i have friends who are in banking that are “vps” and they are not high up in the hierarchy at all. and mind you, this wasn’t a targeted attack. just a mentally ill woman who stabbed two people 

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10 hours ago, GagaisHotAF said:

what?? the us government is far different because they make laws that impact all our lives. false equivalency. she was not high up in the ranks of bank of america. she was in middle management. how don’t you understand that? i have friends who are in banking that are “vps” and they are not high up in the hierarchy at all. and mind you, this wasn’t a targeted attack. just a mentally ill woman who stabbed two people 

What part of she's not a branch manager wasn't gotten here? Yeah VPs aren't higher up in the banking industry, but she was directly in a position that pushed through corporate mergers. It's not that she was in charge of a team of 10 people that just take deposits at a branch all day. And again, I'm not one to say "good riddance" but let's not act like she was just a innocent person in corporate America working 9-5. And are you implying that bending and circumventing antitrust laws to push through mergers and acquisitions doesn't impact Americans?