Luigi Mangione plead guilty on Friday in the federal case of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Do you think he was a hero or a villain for what he did?
Do you think he was a hero or a villain for what he did?
Luigi — hero or villain?
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The CEO was just one cog in the machine.
Not even that important, really. He was working within a legal framework that allowed exploitation of covered personnel, that set rates (regulatory oversight and Regulatory Capture) and fiduciary responsibilities (codified and stipulated)
There's dozens just like him; and thousands moar, with Finance degrees, just waiting for their turn.
Killing him accomplished NOTHING.
Not even that important, really. He was working within a legal framework that allowed exploitation of covered personnel, that set rates (regulatory oversight and Regulatory Capture) and fiduciary responsibilities (codified and stipulated)
There's dozens just like him; and thousands moar, with Finance degrees, just waiting for their turn.
Killing him accomplished NOTHING.
Not knowing a thing about the details of the prosecution case...I'd say I'm suspicious.
Luigi? Sounds like a villain in a bad children's comedy show.
This is the kind of psy-op the midwits in government would be likely to stage. Not unlike COE-vidd...
Yep. Straight up cold blooded murder.
Luigi deserves the death penalty, and nothing more.