• @Darkard
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    681 day ago

    I’m sure it will be a fair and detailed examination of his character and background culminating in an in depth assesment of the events that lead to him doing what he did.

    Or maybe they will just draw devil horns on a picture of him and wave it around screaming hystericaly.

    • @[email protected]
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      i wish that americans would use the same media literacy that they apply to luigi’s coverage and fox news to all forms of media to include trusted sources like nbc, cbs, abc, pbs, npr, etc.

      • @[email protected]
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        61 day ago

        If they did that they’d have to admit they probably have no concept of any other country, especially China.

  • @phoneymouse
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    141 day ago

    “All of us serve the same masters, all of us nothin’ but slaves. Never forget in the story of Jesus, the hero was killed by the state”

  • sunzu2
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    Fake News is still having a melt down about a man who did nothing wrong lol

    These regime whores are pathetic

  • @MrJameGumb
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    -331 day ago

    What’s wrong with the title? Whether you agree with his motives or not he still murdered a guy, thus making him a “killer”

    • @Sewer_King
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      571 day ago

      The terms, “innocent until proven guilty,” “trial by media,” and “jury biases” come to mind.

    • @RampageDon
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      401 day ago

      Well considering he’s fighting the claims, until he’s convicted, it should only be alleged or suspected. This title implies guilt.

    • @Psythik
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      311 day ago

      There is no evidence that Luigi killed anyone. His trial hasn’t even started yet, but everyone’s assuming he did it.

    • @[email protected]
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      61 day ago

      Being a CEO at this point in history should be considered suicidal ideation.

      This was an assisted suicide.

      • @MrJameGumb
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        I agree that the healthcare system has become an evil terrible thing and drastic change is needed, but once we start justifying people getting gunned down in the street in broad daylight then it becomes open season for everyone to murder anyone they want if they feel they had a good enough reason to do so. I personally have no desire to see society regress back to the wild west.

          • @MrJameGumb
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            It sets the precedent that you can gun someone down in cold blood and get away with it if they were “a really bad person”. That is practically a textbook example of a slippery slope

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              That is practically a textbook example of a slippery slope fallacy.

              FTFY: you missed the most important word in that sentence. You don’t seem to comprehend that “slippery slope” is a fallacy.

              The general public is capable of evaluating circumstances on a case-by-case basis. That does not change just because Mangione is acquitted. We are perfectly capable of recognizing this case is a rare exception, and not a general rule. Previous rare exceptions have not resulted in rampant vigilantism; there is no reason to believe that this case would be different.

              The aphorism you should be considering is “following a line of reasoning straight off a cliff”. We don’t have to do that. The first three words of the Constitution tell us we don’t actually have to apply a law if we really don’t want to.