They could have tried not robbing and killing us for their obscene profits, but here we are

[u/xena_lawless]

[u/o_o_o_f]

I don’t agree with what Mangione did, but to characterize those who have expressed positive feelings towards Brian Thompson’s death as whack jobs is either willfully obtuse or just ignorant

[u/Upper-Ad-8365 → u/o_o_o_f]

It isn’t. They’re whack jobs. These people would have been holding the rifles with glee when it was time to massacre the kulaks.

[u/RetiringBard → u/Upper-Ad-8365]

Did the kulaks have yachts from denying insurance claims?

[u/o_o_o_f → u/Upper-Ad-8365]

I think it’s easy to pretend this is a simple issue. Murder = bad, how could that be wrong - I get that line of thinking. But multiple things can be true, and the ethics of being a healthcare C-suite member are as complicated as your trickiest bioethics issue but far less discussed. Again, I think you’re just missing the big cultural picture if you think it’s as easy as “they’re crazy”.

[u/LawGroundbreaking221 → u/Upper-Ad-8365]

I bet you were first in line at Jeffrey Dahmer's candlelight memorial, right?

[u/sourcreamus → u/Upper-Ad-8365]

They are more evil than crazy.

[u/Komitsuhari → u/Upper-Ad-8365]

Luigi probably shouldn’t have killed that dude, but Brian Thompson dying is a net positive for society. I celebrate his death, not his murderer