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He could have asked for charity, or asked hi multi-millionaire grandfather or fabulously wealthy family for help, or sued the insurance company, or taken out lo
by garrettgarcia 2y ago
He could have asked for charity, or asked hi multi-millionaire grandfather or fabulously wealthy family for help, or sued the insurance company, or taken out loans, or made a ton of money of his own and paid cash and negotiated directly with the providers, or mortgage the family mansion, sell everything he owns. There are millions of things he could have done.
"Nothing you can do about it" is just a lie people tell themselves to justify violence.
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- derlvative 2y agoI don’t think that solved his problem.
- griomnib 2y agoIf his problem was feeling hopeless in a world outside of his control: well he may have solved that, regardless of whatever else happens.
- rixed 2y agoWell, it fixed a perceived wrong. Oftentimes injustice is what actually hurts. I do believe, though, that there is a vast spectrum of behaviours in between non violent inaction and an isolated random killing, that make a lot more sense in every way and that is called politics.