chapotraphouse

I guess since he sucks it's now bad that he killed a POS ceo and demonstrated that the bourgeoisie aren't invincible.

its not like he can undead the CEO

let's all instead pretend that cops are always 100% trustworthy

AP published

adding this detail is such a hilarious example of lib brain

do not interpret this to mean that i think that luigi is good

Death to America

I mean, I’d like a primary source. I don’t trust AmeriKKKan “news” orgs to do anything but bootlick the cops, breathlessly reprint their press releases, and join in the attempts to quell unrest or class consciousness after events like this one.

I’m still hoping for more radicalization and adventurism even if this guy is a and is also actually the culprit. I still got excited when McConnell’s sister-in-law ate shit in one of Elmo’s bazinga cars.

Lol CEO down

Most Americans are bootlickers, he doesn't need to be the ideologically perfect specimen to say he did damn good in one regard.

Shit's bigger than him anyway. Look at the reaction. Look at the conversation that's starting.

Whatever his other tech-bro views are - I haven't seen a single miss in regards to how ghoulish the private healthcare system is and what needs to be done to fix it. That's what we should be looking at. That's what he did. When a politician has a shit take it's bad because they have power over things. This is just a young man, the only power he had he used in a good way. Unless he starts soapboxing about some other shit now that he could get some attention I really don't care.

Pretend what though? I don't understand

stay mad about whatever it is you're mad about

Yeah there’s been a lot of copium since it turns out he’s not even remotely left wing

Easy: death of the author. If this is the guy his work is already out there for people to interpret & draw their own conclusions from, his own intentions/views don't really matter.

The assassination of a health insurance CEO was met with widespread popular support. We saw people with signs & banners with the message the shooter left at the scene. It's still too early to say but we may get copycats following in their footsteps.

The shooters own views/reasons matter less than what people take away from this, and it seems like the takeaway is plenty of Americans (and others) support killing health insurance executives.