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> Sorry, but how was that murder successful? Successful in winning over the public.
by ngruhn 4mo ago
> Sorry, but how was that murder successful?
Successful in winning over the public.
- krapp 4mo agoThe public was already on Luigi Mangione's side in theory. In practice however he didn't inspire further revolutionary action by the public, because they were pacified by memes. And that's why he's a failure.
- wqaatwt 4mo agoAlso because most people presumably aren’t really into indiscriminate irrational murder. The victim was a merely an entirely replaceable cog in an unfair system (also a human being who had a family and there is no real evidence he personally was anymore nefarious than other men in similar positions).
- krapp 4mo ago>Also because most people presumably aren’t really into indiscriminate irrational murder It was murder, but it was neither indiscriminate nor irrational. Certainly not in a culture that enshrines the right to shoot people as its second most sacred Constitutional principle.
- s1artibartfast 4mo agoFrom what to what? Be specific. Were there people that liked high Healthcare bills that changed their mind? Was there a way of politicians elected to implement socialized Healthcare that I missed?
- joe_mamba 4mo agoClearly not since members of the public turned him in to the police.