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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink-8•5 hours agoIf it’s politically motivated I’m pretty sure it’s terrorism.
minus-squareNoSpiritAnimallink5•2 hours agoThe NY charge calls for a specific action taken against a government entity. Unless UHC is part of the government, but corporations as government is Musolini style fascism, and the US isn’t a fascist country, right?
minus-square@mynameisigglepigglelink17•4 hours agoBut is it politically motivated? He was pissed his claim was denied.
minus-squareDemelinkfedilink4•edit-23 hours agoI’d say that yes it was definitely at least partially politically motivated, since it was just as much an attack against the system as it was against the person, but hardly terrorism since there was no intent to scare the general public.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink0•2 hours agoI mean he wrote words on bullets (or casings, I dunno) and a manifesto…
Why is it terrorism when rich people are killed?
If it’s politically motivated I’m pretty sure it’s terrorism.
The NY charge calls for a specific action taken against a government entity.
Unless UHC is part of the government, but corporations as government is Musolini style fascism, and the US isn’t a fascist country, right?
But is it politically motivated?
He was pissed his claim was denied.
I’d say that yes it was definitely at least partially politically motivated, since it was just as much an attack against the system as it was against the person, but hardly terrorism since there was no intent to scare the general public.
I mean he wrote words on bullets (or casings, I dunno) and a manifesto…