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    5 days ago

    but did you hear he’s a husband and father?

    Edit: was*

    Edit: In case it wasn’t clear, this is a joke. Obviously.

    • @[email protected]
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      286 days ago

      Which means he should’ve had more empathy for the families he’s denied medical care for, right?

      I saw someone post a pic of his family trying to get people to empathize with him, and to be honest it just makes me think even less of him.

      I don’t really know how someone can love their kids, but deny healthcare to other children. He’d be less of a monster if he was just completely devoid of humanity all the time instead of when he’s just clocked in for work.

      • @[email protected]
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        146 days ago

        I don’t really know how someone can love their kids, but

        Did he? Just because he had a family doesn’t mean he gave a shit about them…

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          86 days ago

          I mean, fair enough. Kinda hard for me to remember people can actively feel contempt or just complete disinterest for any kid, let alone their own.

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            Also there’s a “love” that’s prevalent among the affluent that isn’t love at all.

            Where children are seen more as and expected to fill the role as familial assets of the patriarch, more an extension of the parent’s legacy. No appreciation for the kids themselves as individuals, but attempted clones of the parents, and met with disdain when they fail to fill that mold as a failed investment.

            The Trumps and Murdochs come to mind, and among extreme wealth, thats the rule not the exception.

            It’s not contempt at the outset or disinterest, they see their children as assets, no different than stock or capital, to play to increase the reach of THEIR leverage, even after they’re dead.

            As a parent, I have a great deal of contempt for parents that expect their kids to further their own interests or expect/demand they become little clones of them.

            Kids don’t owe you shit, you owe them.

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        This is the thing, exactly! It’s called The Banality of Evil. When Adolf Eichmann was being tried in Nuremberg for war crimes he committed in Auschwitz, it was widely remarked on about his lack of ‘evilness’. The dude seemed like a mild mannered accountant, and by all means was, but he helped enact one of the most heinous and calculated acts of genocide in all of history.

        Monsters are easy to point at and shudder, monstrous humanity is far harder to accept let alone vilify. This piece of shit CEO is firmly in the Eichmann camp of evil and we should fucking celebrate he’s dead.

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      56 days ago

      I’m a husband and father. I wouldn’t disappoint them by killing thousands of people and getting shot for it. It’s a reason to not do evil things.

    • @spirinolas
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      46 days ago

      The wife chose marrying a psychopath. She’s no better. The kids will be somewhat better off being raised by only one piece of shit instead of two.

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      56 days ago

      Did his wife and children know what he did for a living?

      If anyone doesn’t know what the point of my question is, I can only direct them to go watch The Zone of Interest (2023).