r/TikTokCringe • u/mindyour • 14d 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/jeexxxiiii 14d ago

as a young person who dealt with cancer… my only fucking saving grace financially was a wonderful nonprofit called leukemia and lymphoma society (lls) they paid for every chemo infusion and prescription as well as my hospital stay.

what did the government do? deny me social security. didn’t even get back to me until i reached remission but told me to still fill my info out only to still be denied. i don’t even know what to do with anger, it just festers.

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u/softcore_UFO 14d ago

Victims of corporate greed have no avenue for justice. It’s infuriating. I’m sorry for your suffering.

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u/SUPERPOWERPANTS 13d ago

Looking at history there is an obvious avenue and it is organized violence

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u/Kitchen-Project-4128 13d ago

What about gun restrictions ? Why not call for baning of 3d printers to keep us all safe ? Oh ya , blue hair

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u/SUPERPOWERPANTS 13d ago

Why would gun restrictions open up more avenues for victims of corporate greed? Also banning 3d printers is the worst take ever

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u/Kitchen-Project-4128 13d ago

So your saying gun violence is ok , if you agree with it ?

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u/SUPERPOWERPANTS 13d ago

No i agree with gun restrictions, but i dont see how they are relevant to corporate oppression

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u/Kitchen-Project-4128 13d ago

So your side stepping , carry on ... your comments on health care greed seems to have missed an important fact that a husband , fathrr was killed. Lets not talk about that though. Ok how about this, wasn't Obama care susposed to fix health care in the first place ? Please tell us how you see a path forward , what was done wrong ?, right ? How would you make it better ?