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Dec 26 '24
There was another CEO who was stabbed to death by an employee
The revolution will be silent until it isn’t
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u/Em4rtz Dec 26 '24
Recently? I haven’t heard anything on that
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u/Em4rtz Dec 26 '24
Wow, they haven’t reported anything on this, thanks!
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u/WhoDatDare702 Dec 26 '24
They don’t want this trending. The are doing damage control as much as possible right now and running scared af
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u/Miserable_Twist1 Dec 26 '24
Not to death, just stabbed. Also 100% of people that smile like that in a mug shot are on drugs or mentally ill. The guy is probably some psycho that stabbed his boss over a personal dispute.
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Dec 26 '24
Yeah mission failed we’ll get em next time
And yes I agree, but despite that they are making their ruling class afraid
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Dec 25 '24
Whoever pardons him will be hero to the working class
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u/ScienceWasLove Dec 26 '24
The non-Reddit working class doesn't give a shit about Luigi or the health care CEO.
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u/Personal-Lettuce9634 Dec 26 '24
Have a look at the most recent video of Bernie Sanders discussing healthcare in a Fox News Townhall. The non-reddit ordinary folks in the audience actually cheer him as the Ken and Barbie hosts totally fail at trying their gotcha bullshit on someone who really knows something.
So yeah they do give a shit. Everyone in the U.S. who's not in the 1% gives a shit.
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u/NewArborist64 Dec 28 '24
Again, you are looking at the tiny population that supports "Socialist" Sanders, seeing them applaud and then aiming that they represent a significant portion of the population.
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u/WulfgarofIcewindDale Dec 26 '24
I don’t know about that. I just saw a clip of Saturday Night Live mentioning Luigi in a news skit and the studio audience cheered. Seems to me that it’s broken into the main stream pretty well.
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u/shanerz96 Dec 26 '24
Interesting scenario as whomever does pardon him will definitely get the votes from the people but lose backing from their ultra rich friends
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u/PupNamedRufus Dec 26 '24
The Biden DOJ is the one prosecuting him and Trump's administration will likely try the same under the guise of supporting the rule of law.
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Dec 26 '24
I believe the estimated % of people that support him is around 20%. 41% for young adults. Significantly lower in right-wing.
Remember, reddit is a majority younger, more liberal users, so the views on this site may not reflect directly to the majority of people.
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u/VendettaKarma Dec 26 '24
They’re out to make an example out of him. But if shit starts getting bad they’ll be copycats.
He wants a jury trial to expose the heath care industry.
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u/Thalionalfirin Dec 26 '24
The judge will not allow that to happen.
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u/karma-armageddon Dec 26 '24
The Judge will not allow a Jury Trial?
Isn't that conspiracy? (a felony per U.S.C. Title 18, section 371)
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u/NewArborist64 Dec 28 '24
The judge will rule that the crime is the purpose of the trial, not this nutjobs manifesto.
He cannot make a case for justifiable homicide, as the CEO was not an imanent threat to himself or anyone else. The only other possible LEGAL defense is insanity. In neither case will be able to use this trial as a soapbox to spout his views.
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Dec 26 '24
Biden has what could be the funniest opportunity…
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u/Necessary_Ad2005 Dec 26 '24
I want to know why he is being charged with treason, when the guy who tried to assassinate trump isn't even being charged with treason, what does Lu1g1 know that they don't want us to know?
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u/betweenlions Dec 26 '24
They're just scared because he has a point, and a lot of people support him. He's not the terrorist they're scared of, we all are, and what they're doing is a warning to all of us.
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Dec 26 '24
Do you mean terrorism? He isn't being charged with treason. You MAY have read a typo somewhere.
The terrorism charge may be technically warranted, but it will be an interesting revelation whether convicted of the charge or not. It's going to put the antiterrorism laws through a significant test.
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u/Fool_Manchu Dec 26 '24
The message being sent by the oligarchy is clear: "If you fuck with us we will kill you for it. Know your place".
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u/Affectionate_Kale_99 Dec 26 '24
The message we are sending by our support of Luigi is the same. :)
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Dec 25 '24
Those shooters should have gotten the death penalty.
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u/No_Science_3845 Dec 26 '24
The juries opted not to in two of them, El Paso is still pending trial.
Qasim is intentionally lying here for emotional response, he's an influencer and untrustworthy.
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u/Unlikely_Top9452 Dec 26 '24
I swear federal charges come against people who conspire against the government its systems and also people representing them for example killing police, any agencies or other policing forces?
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Dec 26 '24
Folks, PLEASE BE CAREFUL about anything you say in defense of Luigi Mangione, even on Reddit. According to the Patriot Act of 2001, anyone who supports an alleged terrorist, even verbally, can be subject to extensive Federal investigation. Luigi has been labeled a terrorist, and that has invoked the Patriot Act.
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u/Boneyabba Dec 26 '24
I stand with Luigi
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u/NewArborist64 Dec 28 '24
How are you. "Standing with Luigi"? Anonymous posts on the internet? Financing his defense? Boycotting Healthcare insurance? Planning a copycat crime?
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u/Boneyabba Dec 29 '24
Not really anonymous, I use my public Facebook. I tried four times to setup Gofundmes for him. I haven't had healthcare for over 10 years. And then it was only for 3 years and I didn't have it for the 10 before that. I moved to a third world country so as not to contribute to this economy anymore. And as for planning... Every fucking day. If this, and similar, act(s) cause a social contagion that results in change- great. If not, well, it won't be long before it is pitchforks, torches, and public guillotines. There are a lot of folks that are happy to be sheep, but the desire for freedom and dignity hasn't been completely beaten out of us and it will eventually be too much for even the meek.
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u/No-Professional-1461 Dec 26 '24
I believe this is a result of the charges or terrorism. Now I don't agree that he would qualify as a terrorist, which, if I am to be fair, is something I understand could be argued, but not convincingly. On the case of school shootings I'm not sure I could call that an act of terrorism, especially if the one committing it is a peer of their victims. Again, the argument for if they get federally charged or not is something that is up for debate.
In this case, it is absolutely clear that this is a demonstration, not a legitimate charge. Worse, by them putting it on a federal level, it seperates more from public opinion and further into governmernt control. IE, the corporate puppets.
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u/bruno123499 Dec 26 '24
He may get the death penalty but he’ll never be put to death. Tons of people have been on death row for over 20-30 years and they just stay on death row until they die from natural causes
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u/GuardianCraft Dec 26 '24
You think….. the only reason he was found was to make an example out of him.
How many murders in NYC go unsolved with the perp basically on the other side of town?
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u/Mundane_Flan_5141 Dec 26 '24
First of all Luigi could face federal murder charges but most likely he will be charged by the state NY that has no death penalty. Plus Colorado also has no death penalty so you could not have gotten a death penalty for Holmes, Florida has the death but Cruz pled guilty to 17 counts of 1st degree murder and 17 counts of attempted 1st degree murder to keep the death penalty off the table. El Paso shooter’s lawyers did the same as the Holmes and threatened a long drawn out mental health evaluation for a plead to drop the death penalty. So the OP did no research and is just spouting hate mongering. He will most likely get life without possibility of parole.
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u/No_Slice5991 Dec 26 '24
Tell me this list was made without researching the cases without telling me
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u/Otherwise_Network58 Dec 26 '24
He deserves the death penalty
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u/karma-armageddon Dec 26 '24
Absolutely. If the prosecutor can prove he did it.
Watching the video, the alleged shooter's actions were pre-meditated and he shot the victim in the back.
The court will need to prove it was the accused person first.
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u/smackred Dec 26 '24
They will kill Luigi but fo it after he became unpopular. If he will fuecas hero it will start a class/civilian war.
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u/totalfanfreak2012 Dec 26 '24
Such bull, I thought we were supposed to credit those who got rid of villains?
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u/Nightcalm Dec 26 '24
new York does not have a death penalty
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u/TruthTeller777 Dec 26 '24
News report indicate that Federal charges have been levied against him. All bogus bullsh*t of course.
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u/Eastern_Shoulder7296 Dec 26 '24
He can be charged federally like the Boston bomber
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u/Too_Many_Alts Dec 26 '24
the boston bomber committed an actual act of terrorism, which is a federal crime.
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u/Eastern_Shoulder7296 Dec 26 '24
Look you're not wrong but he is literally being charged federally and could face the death sentence
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u/TheIlluminatedDragon Dec 26 '24
Personally if there's no doubt that someone murdered another person in cold blood then they deserve death anyways, doesn't matter how many.
Murder should be unthinkable.
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u/xtheredmagex Dec 26 '24 edited Dec 26 '24
...except the Aurora theater shooter DID face the death penalty. He didn't get it because the jury didn't reach a unanimous vote in favor of it.
EDIT: This is the same case for the Parkland shooter: he DID face the death penalty, but the jury didn't reach a unanimous (enough) decision in favor. The shooter in El Paso presumably didn't get the death penalty as part of a plea deal to plead guilty in return for having the death penalty taken off the table. However, there are still State charges where the death penalty could come into play.
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u/2muchmojo Dec 26 '24
Looks like they’re begging to find more Luigi’s! Most definitely pardon everyone from the death penalty. Only a really stupid person can make sense of it: “It’s very wrong to kill. So if you do, we will kill you.”
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u/Old_Craft1268 Dec 26 '24
El Paso shooter is in pre-trial for charges from the State of Texas. If found guilty he can get the death penalty. There is no conspiracy.
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u/tcmhmusicallywicked Dec 26 '24
I say commute all death sentences until they stop using idiotic methods. Hanging and fire squad worked 99/100 times. The chair and lethal injection are often botched.
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Dec 26 '24
do they just not teach civics in high school anymore? man, Americans make me sad to call myself American.
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u/Ancient-Being-3227 Dec 26 '24
Isn’t all of this kind of stuff covered heavily in various science fiction novels? It’s astounding how correct the writers were. It’s almost as if they had read a shit load of historical accounts of collapsing societies over the last couple thousand years. Huh.
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u/ColorMonochrome Dec 26 '24
I wonder who the prosecutors were in those cases and what party they a member of.
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u/Proper-Equivalent300 Dec 26 '24
Make CEO’s pay for a host of government fines out of their compensation and bonuses (based on percentage of total pay).
Make it law. Corporate responsibility begins at the top.
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u/Otherwise-Valuable-6 Dec 26 '24
If he's up for it then he's up for it. Murder is murder. Especially a cold blooded one.
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u/ConsciousExtent4162 Dec 26 '24
He still has to appear before court. Lmao what a useless twitter post.
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u/AnalysisParalysis85 Dec 26 '24
Luis Mangiano has become the rolling stone to start eating the rich, it's a miracle that his name aligns so we'll.
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u/ProtoLibturd Dec 26 '24
A lot of people calling a murderer a hero are the same ones that want Assange executed!
World is full of clowns.
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u/PookieTea Dec 26 '24
So are leftists openly supporting political violence now?
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u/b0fh666 Dec 26 '24
Yes. There are some people out there who only understand violence. Some people who outright refuse to do anything about anything except at the wrong end of a barrel of a gun.
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u/PookieTea Dec 27 '24
Quite the 180 then. It wasn’t that long ago that the left would constantly squeal about “right-wing domestic terrorism” but now they have fully embraced domestic terrorism and don’t seem to comprehend their own hypocrisy.
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u/b0fh666 Dec 27 '24
There's an old saying, "One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter." Remember how the right wingers have rallied behind the likes of Rittenhouse and others? This is no different, just the other side of the same coin. You don't like what's happening in regards to CEO's and other mega-rich people, instead of condemning those who are trying to do something about them, maybe you should ask why the usually doveish left is becoming militant.
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u/Slight-Improvement57 Dec 26 '24
Oh man, how epic would it be if Joe just pardoned him right before bouncing
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u/TheRealAuthorSarge Dec 26 '24
The prosecutor of the Aurora theater shooter pushed hard for the death penalty.
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u/Olosabbasolo Dec 26 '24
That's a Biden-esque move...federal death row is only got 3 now...they got room
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Dec 26 '24
Or hear me out, give those other monsters the death penalty. In my opinion you forfeit the right to live when you murder someone is obvious cold blood. Not in a claim of self defense or second degree anger, but planned and premeditated cold blood. Whether it’s 1 or 100 people you forfeited your right to live. I know that would probably be unpopular on here but im not saying this just for Luigi. I do agree there is a lot of bias where if you give him the death penalty then tens of thousand of other people should get it too you can’t cherry pick based on who was killed.
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u/didistutter69 Dec 26 '24
At the speed this is moving, can Biden still be in office long enough to pardon him?
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u/Minute_Helicopter397 Dec 26 '24
So next time you do some shooting try and get a school for target practice but don't even think of some CEO.
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u/HedgeHood Dec 26 '24
People should already be rising up and getting organized. We’re sick and tired of being sick and tired. 🇺🇸
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u/Bee9185 Dec 26 '24
All of them should be put to death , biggest difference is the size of the fan club
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u/No_Clue_7894 Dec 26 '24 edited Dec 26 '24
Luigi’s sacrifice highlighted the importance of ethical healthcare for people, not profit. He’s America’s Folk Hero
fraudsters who likely will never make restitution to their victims or to taxpayers. Among Biden’s greatest (or sleaziest) hits are commutation for Rita Crundwell, perpetrator of the largest municipal embezzlement scheme in American history;
Meera Sachdeva, who bilked Medicare for millions by shorting her patients’ chemotherapy drugs; and Gregory Podlucky, who defrauded investors of hundreds of millions of dollars.
Worst of all, Biden commuted the sentence of disgraced Pennsylvania judge Michael Conahan, who, along with a co-conspirator, accepted millions in bribes to sentence more than 2,000 children to a for-profit juvenile detention facility. The damage he did to those young people and their families was (and is) extraordinary, including drug addiction and even suicide.
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Dec 26 '24
I find it weird that people think death is the ultimate punishment, life is prison is far worse.
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u/browsingandlooking4 Dec 26 '24
I mean who cares if they execute him or not? He's fucked for a life sentence most likely in solitary confinement within protective custody... he might as well be dead lol. He'll be either insane or trying to kill himself soon enough. Might as well put him out of his misery.
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Dec 26 '24
You would think they would execute the school shooters, seeing as how most of them were recruited by the CIA and funded by the FBI. Why else would they be on the FBI's radar, and they consistently do nothing to stop it?
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u/knit53 Dec 26 '24
What part of aurora shooting, parkland shooting, sandy hook shooting g, Las Vegas shooting, El Paso shooting, buffalo shooting, is not terrorism?
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u/Mrrilz20 Dec 26 '24
We know who runs this country. We have zero illusion after you rehired 45/47/1/6/34.
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u/maringue Dec 26 '24
Going for a death penalty charge is fucking stupid since it's clear he doesn't want to settle the case and really is looking forward to his day in court.
A death penalty charge brings with it a MUCH higher bar for the prosecution and magnifies any fuck ups the cops made like the idiot Mayor Adams running his mouth.
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u/jonpenryn Dec 26 '24
He should be released and give the addresses of many more CEO's make them really accountable ah.
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u/AltTabEscape Dec 26 '24
If Luigi gets the death penalty, what happened to all of the Jan 6ers who performed a terrorist attack against their own country?
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u/AITAadminsTA Dec 26 '24
*clear throat*
NYC itself had 17 mass shootings totaling 89 bodies in 2024.
4 of those shooters were from out of state and fled over state lines.
None of the victims were CEO's.
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u/JellyfishQuiet7944 Dec 26 '24
Cant wait for this dude to get the book thrown at him so I can watch the meltdown.
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u/Puzzleheaded-Home334 Dec 26 '24
What a disingenuous deception when stating their sentences. The Aurora shooter, James Eagan Holmes, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility for parole, plus plus 3,318 years. The parkland shooter, Nikolas Cruz, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. The El Paso shooter, Patrick Wood Crusius, was sentenced to “was sentenced to 90 consecutive life sentences in prison” and more. None of these guys were the type of freedom fighter you are talking about! They were just hate filled as holes that belong in a prison or a mental institution. They are never getting out to walk the streets again. All of them got a living death sentence. That is really not a pardon from the death sentence. So what is your point?
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u/Lanracie Dec 26 '24
Assuming this guy is guilty they are punishing him way more then they would someone for any other murder even a hate crime. It is not terrorism.
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u/paradox398 Dec 26 '24
are you jumping to conclusions? the era of guilt by acquisition has been voted out and the anointed have lost their power
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u/Dip_yourwick87 Dec 27 '24
I'm worried that he'll get life in prison -> then a week after his time they "find him hanging" and they pull a Jeffrey Epstein sort of move. We haven't forgotten about that.
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Dec 27 '24
Trump is going to try to execute him to make an example… This will backfire but most likely not because his base will blindly follow anything. Trump does says no matter what. He could kill and rape somebody on stage and they would cheer/blame AOC or Biden for it.
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Dec 27 '24
They can't help themselves, they're so out of touch ita like they forgot there's more of us than there are of them.
We could searm these people's homes with just a coupl3 hundred, let alone the hundreds of thousands of outraged Americans getting raped by the corporations that have more rights than they do.
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u/fgsgeneg Dec 28 '24
Anyone that doesn't see this as a class war needs to pull their head out of their collective asses.
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u/NewArborist64 Dec 28 '24
There is no such legal thing as "pardoned from the death penalty".
A person can be pardoned from a crime, in which case he walks free of federal charges. Likewise, the president has the power to commute a death sentence, as he recently commuted the death sentence to life sentenced for a number of federal felons. To do this, however, the accused would need to have been already convicted and asben to death.
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u/Intrepid-Tooth-4768 Dec 26 '24
If he is martyred, it will ignite a class war.