yeah, but Luigi's HAWT. Apparently that makes all the difference. Luigi Mangione has been objectified, and that justifies, everything that he is alleged to have done, the same as the way dehumanising Brian Thompson justifies his demise.

Fascists such as the American left hate it when people act on their own rather than doing as told. They have proclaimed this murderer as a hero and are apoplectic that someone dared to turn him in

Thousands of people die unnecessarily at the hands of a CEO who reaps millions in bonuses is always murder. Killing the guy who made that happen - is murder, too - sure. Kinda. Look. should we kill serial killers? Reasonable people disagree. But find me a guy who killed tens of thousands of people in just a few years and fewer people will disagree. What I can't grok, though - is how you can sit there and bitch about the one, and not say shit (I checked) about the thousands.

Nobody ever takes into account the $billions, if not $trillions, that United Healthcare has spent providing surgeries and treatment. Yes, their methods need to be changed, and they do bad things, but how many people do you know who've had surgeries, cancer treatment, cardiac bypass surgeries?.... How many of them could pay for that out of pocket? So WHO actually paid for them? The freaking insurance companies. Save ten thousand and let one die, and everyone focuses on the dead guy.

So if I deny thousands of people life-saving medical treatments to make myself richer, that does not constitute murder? For profit, no less?

Pretty sure a guy that murdered a not rich person on a subway just got off Scot-free, so maybe it’s not.

So if you could go back in time, and has the chance to murder Hitler, you'd choose to off 6 million Jews instead, because murder is murder?

If Luigi Mangione was ugly, there’s be no news to report. Except maybe a 1 paragraph stating a health CEO was shot and killed. On another note, privatized insurance needs to GO. 10% of premiums goes to admin and CEO’s. With ‘Medicare for all’, anticipated percentage drops to 2%, leaving billions available for health care where it counts- the individual

It was NOT the McDonalds employee who turned him in. It was a customer eating burgers with his friends. They first joked about how much he looked like the guy on the photos. Then one of them contacted an employee and said he very much looked like the guy who shot the CEO in New York. Then they called the police and the rest is history. The customer gave an interview where he explained the situation. They have now received the reward to share

I wish you get ur insurance denied bro.