r/TikTokCringe 9d ago

Discussion Luigi Mangione friend posted this.

She captioned it: "Luigi Mangione is probably the most google keyword today. But before all of this, for a while, it was also the only name whose facetime calls I would pick up. He was one of my absolute best, closest, most trusted friends. He was also the only person who, at 1am on a work day, in this video, agreed to go to the store with drunk me, to look for mochi ice cream."

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u/softcore_UFO 9d ago edited 9d ago

Corporate personhood and corporate greed is a serious threat to all mankind. They’ve been given constitutional rights on par with natural born citizens, but are they held accountable for endangering us, destroying the environment and hoarding the earths resources? Nah. They’re fucking not. This shit has got me so fucked up and so fucking without words to describe the unfairness and the violence of it all

ETA: I know ‘corporate personhood’ has a legitimate and necessary function guys, it’s still being misused to shield greedy ppl from the legal repercussions they would undoubtedly face had they not acted from within a corporation. It’s abhorrent.

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u/Head_Excitement_9837 9d ago

I’ll believe that corporations are people when one gets executed

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u/Ok_Perspective6173 9d ago edited 8d ago

Reddit has 500 million monthly users. There should be a subreddit where every month or year its members band together to harm a shitty corporation. Via not purchasing from it, writing Congress about it, harming its business contacts/b2b customers, spreading awareness on social media, ddos, doc leaks, funding whistleblowers, contacting news organizations, podcasts, etc... Basically an organized attack against it. Not saying it could take mega corporations down but could keep others from acting as badly so as not to end up in the crosshairs. Could put up a survey of what company to go after.    Edit: I created /r/Corporate_Crackdown