news Luigi Mangione: Defense cooks Eric Adams; judge married to former Pfizer exec

[Tcharm]

are we finally eating the rich??  

 

Next up should be Elon Musk 

[B-Luke]

Oh dear it's so over for NURTEC

 

[Cherish]

2 minutes ago, Vermillion said:

 

are you defending CEOs of big pharma?

[Vermillion]

1 minute ago, Cherish said:

are you defending CEOs of big pharma?

Not at all. Especially as someone who knows people that went through medical bankruptcy and barely survived.

 

I just don't want the FBI at my door.  

[Cherish]

3 minutes ago, Tcharm said:

are we finally eating the rich??  

 

Next up should be Elon Musk 

Grimes deserves the biggest piece for that imo

She rawdogged with that man all these years, I'm sure he's dry as hell

They better season him

[Redstreak]

15 minutes ago, superglowy said:

Can someone give me some context as to why someone would want to assassinate this man?

He's the leader of one of the largest insurance companies, I can imagine how he could make a few enemies

[Cherish]

Just now, Vermillion said:

Not at all. Especially as someone who knows people that went through medical bankruptcy and barely survived.

 

I just don't want the FBI at my door.  

Oh okay, well gurl, the FBI has no reason to come to my door. I legit have no reason to kill a CEO I don't have that kind of energy, but FBI would be crazy to think I would.

[Vermillion]

6 minutes ago, KFC said:

Do you think someone is going to send an assassin after you?  say what you wanna say boo.

At this point, I wish  

 

But for nothing to do with this  

[IBeMe]

6 minutes ago, Vermillion said:

If people were looking for symbolic signposts for the breakdown of late-stage capitalism as it enters its chaos phase before completely disintegrating, this is a pretty damn good one.

absolutely. The two back to back assassination attempts on Trump, the rise of the right wing worldwide, these various assassinations attempts and successes and other things are all huge harbingers of whats to come and are symbolic of the decay of the US and the systems holding it in place tbh...

[KFC]

1 minute ago, Vermillion said:

At this point, I wish  

 

But for nothing to do with this  

 

[Cruel Summer]

I agree with the first post that my main reaction is a distinct lack of surprise that the impacts of the US healthcare and health insurance system have come to this. This is not an encouraging sign for what's to come.

[Vermillion]

This was absolutely a paid hit, no question in my mind.

 

 

[Vermillion]

If this ends up being an antivaxxer I'm gonna be so pissed  

 

 

[wildsidenormani]

[makeme]

He benefited from corporate greed and a lot of people probably died because their insurance denied them coverage.

 

Do I feel sorry for him? HELL NO REST IN PISS 

[Vermillion]

A reminder  

 

 

[Vermillion]

 

[Virgos Groove]

[Reflektor]

35 minutes ago, superglowy said:

Can someone give me some context as to why someone would want to assassinate this man?

I can't speak to his personal life but being the CEO of a health insurance company in America has a pretty compelling motivation.

[Revolution]

evil company

[Gladiator]

I have no sympathy for the death of someone whose entire wealth came from dicking over the public's personal health to line their own pockets. 

[monologueNacafe]

crazy times we're living in

[NEUTRON]

getting away with it on a BIKE is kinda iconic

[visions]

Anywayyyyy, privatising healthcare will always fail the public. 

 

This is an unsurprising and some (allegedly) would say a just outcome! Again… Some and allegedly. 

[Vermillion]

50 minutes ago, dabunique said:

was someone's claim denied?

If you really want a deep dive on the greed, buckle in.