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The online 'gray tribe' philosophy of UnitedHealthcare killer Luigi Mangion
- gizajob 2y agoInnocent until proven guilty
- sandspar 2y ago[flagged]
- aprilthird2021 2y agoThe father of two also authorized the murder of many by incentivizing his employees to defraud people out of healthcare they'd already paid for.
- deleted 2y ago[deleted]
- staz 2y agoHe is suspected of doing it, it is not proven yet and he is pleading non guilty
- arresin 2y agoIt’s interesting to me how there seems to be no redeeming feature other than that he was a father. It’s always “he was a father of two!”
- a_dabbler 2y agoHe was a human man! /s
- toyg 2y agoI hate to godwinize but the "good family man" defense was typical for the most heinous Nazis.
- aithrowawaycomm 2y agoNot a "redeeming feature," it's pointing out that there were other victims here. I agree it's manipulative to mention it (sort of like saying "Ivy League grad Luigi Mangione" to tarnish his ideology). But you are being cynical and agressive for no reason.
- evoke4908 2y agoHe executed a man who has murdered unknown thousands of innocent people. How many of his victims had children?
- tiahura 2y agoProdromal withdrawal symptoms then bang. Sad. Disheartening that people who should know better than to celebrate, are.
- scotty79 2y ago> The 26-year-old was fascinated by AI and decision theory; pro-technology but anti-smartphones; secular and scientific in his outlook, but in favour of religion on Darwinian grounds. Sounds like a random young HN-er that that got perhaps a tiny bit too much of the cuckoo part of the internet rubbed onto him. > Luigi Mangione's worldview might not be familiar to most Americans [...] That's really sad.
- treetalker 2y agoAs an exercise, articulate the thesis of the article. Extra credit: articulate the author's logic and support for her claims one or two levels deep. Drivel.