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Wow, they are really afraid of this guy.
I don't think so. It's all a show, for us to be afraid of our consequences, rather than reflecting on institutions and systems, and the consequences of those collective actions.
The way they've handled him you'd think they were hauling the Joker in and out of court or something.
What's the source for the obviously biased article about the twisted women? Takes me back to when they called protesters "thugs" during the Floyd protests.
Dunno if it's AI generated but the choice of expression sounds like how a lot of porn videos are titled, e.g. "Dangerous intimacy for this peculiar tart", the kinds of laughable titles a human wouldn't naturally come up with!
NY Post article
Oh, that 100% tracks from that rag. By comparison, a similar article from NPR was a lot more careful about it, e.g. "Mangione has received widespread public support, despite state and federal officials discouraging it." Good lesson in identifying bias.
NPR even had the message Luigi sent out thanking his supporters, which I think is nice.
The way the clothes they wear are flying off the shelves, and Luigi's outstanding photogenic quality, you bet they're a model prisoner.
did luigi come out as NB and i missed it? or why are you misgendering him?
In English "they" is neutral. It's also both singular and plural.
neutral gender is appropriate when the gender is unknown or for NB people. otherwise it is appropriate to use the known gender
It's also perfectly appropriate to say they. It's not gendered
Thanks. I couldn't figure out how to say that without sounding like an asshole. You managed it flawlessly.
Wtf are you talking about
All just ammo for the appeal.
The shooter calmly walked away, and Luigi was arrested calmly in a McDonald's.
At no stage was there some crazy escape or shootout where something like this would be warranted in court, and things like this have been argued to have influenced potential jury members in past cases.
Like, it's one straw on a giant pile of better examples so far, but it all adds up. They're gonna OJ this shit and go so hard it ends in a mistrial or something crazy.
Especially since the trial is going to be a media circus and Trump won't be able to keep his nose out of it, it'll kill him that he won't be the main attraction.
The thing is, support for Luigi crosses party lines. It might be what causes a maga fracture if everything falls right.
There's not going to be a mistrial. This is going to be the most cooked trial you've ever seen in your life. Every single juror is going to vote guilty no matter what happens. Through bribery or threats it will happen. You can book it.
It's improbable that there won't be jury tampering, but the public support for this fella is pretty hard to deny.
TBF he was arrested calmly in a McDonalds in the next state over with a bag filled with $20,000 cash. Idk if that on its own warrants treating him as such a flight risk to warrant handcuffs, or maybe if this is just federal custody protocol, but either way I get it.