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Given how many fans some serial killers have, that may be the case. But I'd argue that's not what's really going on with Luigi.

• self_awareness 2y ago
  I know that there is some kind of background story with motives like revenge, justice, etc, but I don't buy it. Example: Without googling, do you know who was Thomas Matthew? Why nobody remembers him?
  • Glyptodon 2y ago
    ...Crooks? IE Trump Shooter? Or is there a different person just named Thomas Matthew? I'd think there's (a) a significant difference when someone fails, (b) more unity in dislike of the insurance system, and (c) Crooks is weirdly inscrutable in terms of motivation.
    • self_awareness 2y ago
      Yeah, him. Well, he was killed, hard to perform questioning in his current state. I bet he would be used as a martyr if he would have a prettier face. I bet if the roles were reversed, Luigi would try to kill Trump and failed, and Crooks would successfully shoot the CEO, all attention would still go to Luigi. But yeah, this is cheap talk, I don't have any proof obviously.
      • Glyptodon 2y ago
        I agree that there's like a true crime fangirl sort that probably goes for Luigi either way just on looks maybe, but I don't think that would really be more than a marginal difference. There are still a fair variety Christopher Dorner shirts in circulation, for example, and he's no model, despite police issues being more divisive than insurance and the whole situation being kind of murky.