celeb photos Luigi stuns as he is extradited to New York

[Pinocchiho]

It's giving saint. Canonize him. As long as saints are still allowed to f**** 

 

[Gov Hooka]

3 hours ago, Death & Decay said:

I understand why people are rooting for this guy. I totally do. Health care companies are disgusting. CEO's are greedy. But I think murder is wrong no matter the circumstance. And I hope this Luigi guy is locked away for life.

No the **** it is not wrong and it's so asinine to see even the ones here "understanding" Luigi repeating this tired ass take. Murder is a necessary means to an end in so many circumstances including this one. Good bye with your naive take.

The systems in place/status quo are far more murderous than one courageous actor against it. Y'all would be here condemning hitler's murder if he didn't off himself first.  

[Capris Groove]

3 hours ago, Pinocchiho said:

It's giving saint. Canonize him. As long as saints are still allowed to f**** 

 

Good God this is so striking, truly the modern-day Robin Hood.

[Tropez]

On 12/19/2024 at 2:13 PM, Buffy said:

He's lost a lot of his muscle mass he had before. Looks like he's been through it

Serving twunk to twink. And I'm okay with that. 

[Chris]

On 12/19/2024 at 1:12 PM, americanlife said:

I am so scared for my poor baby. They are going to send him in there for life I fear.

They might give him the chair actually.

[Eric.]

Eric Adams is so corny. 

[Rv1709]

Serving time (and face) 👏 

[Illyboy]

damn they did a whole ass photoshoot ijbol

Edited Saturday at 09:43 AM by Illyboy
typo

[Illyboy]

On 12/19/2024 at 7:00 PM, Revolution said:

This one has such a meme/reaction image potential lol

[Illyboy]

On 12/19/2024 at 8:22 PM, superchaz said:

If he was arrested for child *****graphy or killed a child would you all be gagging the same? Society's downfall of downplaying someone's crime only because they look good.

No. And it is not only because he looks good. Personally I laugh out of cringe at some of the thirsty replies in here but I don't go out of my way to ruin their fun tbh.

[John Slayne]

19 hours ago, BorderBoy said:

Again and again, this is not about Luigi himself or what he did precisely. This is more about what could indicate for this generation: that is, people overlooking crimes just because of the perpetuator's looks.

 

And again, and I'm not at all for the CEOs who cause the suffering of people and I would like to see the power put back in the hands of people like you said, but I don't see it. I'm only seeing Twitter fangirlies tweeting about Luigi's body, hair, face. Some even said he's serving looks, not time.

 

Palestine, my dear, as complicated as it might be seen, has unfortunately been let down by the entire world. Palestinians have tried it all and faced the same consequence over and over again.

 

This isn't the same issue with Luigi.

America overlooks crimes on the daily, including the crimes of sending money and weapons to a violent apartheid state of Israel, but we are supposed to perform outrage over one guy who killed a greedy CEO (that was responsible for the deaths of thousands by denying them healthcare)? Please spare us this moral posturing. 

[brraap]

18 hours ago, modeblock said:

People are going to do whatever it takes for those in power to listen to what WE want them to do, including universal healthcare, free college and much higher minimum wage. They haven't listened to protests, prayers, social media campaigns, etc. If they only leave violence as an option for the populace to be listened to, that's what they're going to get unfortunately. 

 

And, well, this would be another case of history repeating itself, not the birth of a new violent, murderous generation. Let's drop the bloodthirsty horny fagggots narrative. Got it dear? 

Not to mention they don't even invest in third spaces anymore so there's nowhere to go for working people to normally socialise. 

In fact we're even starting to lose the 2nd space (offices/work) because they don't want to invest there either. If it saves them money, they'd rather support a work from home model. 

 

We should be discussing how CEO's do not value the quality of people's lives, instead they value profit.

 

In the pandemic these companies made record profits, whilst the average Joe was crippled by inflation and debt. 
 

So, this was the exact response that was brewing. About time too

[Dante Silva]

What most of you don't seem to have understood from his story is - the nerves in his back that were damaged in the botched spinal fusion are the same nerves that control erections. 
 

Part of his anger is rightly centered around the fact the operation went so badly that it permanently killed the nerves that facilitate the male ability to get hard.

 

He is young, he has a libido, he can't do anything about it, he is angry due to the medical negligence.

 

If he's a top (and I suspect he is), just imagine how frustrating it must be for him to physically sense his own libido, whilst also not having the capacity to release it! 
 

All this talk of offering up your asses to him is completely redundant and high-key ignorant of what actually caused him to get angry enough to shoot the CEO in the first place!

 

Edited Saturday at 12:22 PM by Dante Silva

[modeblock]

1 hour ago, brraap said:

Not to mention they don't even invest in third spaces anymore so there's nowhere to go for working people to normally socialise. 

In fact we're even starting to lose the 2nd space (offices/work) because they don't want to invest there either. If it saves them money, they'd rather support a work from home model. 

 

We should be discussing how CEO's do not value the quality of people's lives, instead they value profit.

 

In the pandemic these companies made record profits, whilst the average Joe was crippled by inflation and debt. 
 

So, this was the exact response that was brewing. About time too

thank you. if you've been paying attention to american class politics for the past 10+, you'll see why ppl are here and why the gorlies voted for trumpina too. just democrats failing us on a level never been seen before. 

[ParisTexas]

11 hours ago, Dante Silva said:

What most of you don't seem to have understood from his story is - the nerves in his back that were damaged in the botched spinal fusion are the same nerves that control erections. 
 

Part of his anger is rightly centered around the fact the operation went so badly that it permanently killed the nerves that facilitate the male ability to get hard.

 

He is young, he has a libido, he can't do anything about it, he is angry due to the medical negligence.

 

If he's a top (and I suspect he is), just imagine how frustrating it must be for him to physically sense his own libido, whilst also not having the capacity to release it! 
 

All this talk of offering up your asses to him is completely redundant and high-key ignorant of what actually caused him to get angry enough to shoot the CEO in the first place!

 

I thought that people who wanted to send him nudes and bikini photos were crass already, but if this is part of the difficulties of his back surgery and other health complications, then it's even worse   I can imagine that it only added to his depression and also inability to be as sporty as he used to be.

[SpaceOddity]

Not the "murder is wrong!!!" liberal dorks crying again. It's been historically proven that legitimate societal and political change only comes from violence, like it or not. You can naively hope, pray leave angry comments and kiss-ass your oppressor all you like in the name of being peaceful but as long as they're yielding power and make bank off of the status quo and the way the system is currently set up, they don't give a **** about you or me. You can't and will never appeal to somebody that doesn't have a conscience to begin with, actions need actual consequences. Fearful consequences. 

[JoeAg]

he's hot and don't drag me for this but i'm getting bored of all the conversation about him at this point 🫣 can we move on? I know it's a big deal and I know it's an important moment in history but… idk I'm ready to talk about other things instead of seeing him plastered literally everywhere on every social medium all the time lol

[JoeAg]

and i know he's iconic and i support him so don't get it twisted! it's just getting boring 🥱 

[Communion]

On 12/20/2024 at 11:10 AM, Gojira said:

It is disgusting how people glorify a terrorist murderer just because they think he is handsome. New depths of shallow going on.

I realized why posts like the one I'm quoting are coming across as trolling and it's because you're trying to obfuscate from the sole issue of the depravity of US health insurance like the below examples are just as clumsily trying to do, whether it be trying to paint support for him as shallow / interest solely in some idea of attractiveness or weaponize identity politics as a distraction:

 

Edited Sunday at 01:43 AM by Communion

[nadiamendell]

 

 

 

[Jay07]

It is ******* wild to me that they're going for the death penalty for killing one person when school shooters don't get it. CEOs lives are worth more than little children I guess.

[XtinaStripped]

The way the crowd just CHEERED so loud for him on SNL when he was mentioned on the Weekend Update segment. 

[JoeAg]

@Capris Groove what, why'd you downvote? i wanna talk about this stuff

[Capris Groove]

3 hours ago, JoeAg said:

@Capris Groove what, why'd you downvote? i wanna talk about this stuff

Because I think this is the most important event for healthcare in a generation and I want everyone to keep talking about it. I want Luigi plastered all over the place non-stop right now. Keep the pressure on.

[zane]

It is disturbing how people are glorifying a shooter because he's mildly attractive. No matter the atrocities of the other man, Luigi's actions is not how you go about justice and will probably leave more potential killers inspired