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> Whether what he did was right or not, it needed a lot of careful planning — not something everyone could do. I think just about literally anyone can go up to
by _2d30 1y ago
> Whether what he did was right or not, it needed a lot of careful planning — not something everyone could do.
I think just about literally anyone can go up to someone on the street, shoot them while they're defenseless and then get caught within 5 days.
Also, I can help you on your moral waffling: what he did was fundamentally wrong.
- markus_zhang 1y agoThat was a specific target though. I guess someone can figure that out given enough time, but that needs some planning.
- _2d30 1y agoIt is incredibly easy to know specific times and places that a public enough figure like a CEO will be. Public figures don't have personal security because it's _hard_ to find them. They have personal security because it's _easy_ to find them.
- bongodongobob 1y agoAbsolutely. Denying health care to millions of people is an atrocity.
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- _2d30 1y agoHow does a health insurer prevent a health provider from administering care?
- lm28469 1y ago> Also, I can help you on your moral waffling: what he did was fundamentally wrong. It depends on how you read the situation, if it's a slow brewing revolution it'll be deemed morally right after the facts
- _2d30 1y ago> It depends on how you read the situation, if it's a slow brewing revolution it'll be deemed morally right after the facts Do you export all of your moral reasoning to whatever the popular opinion is?