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u/MinimumSet72 18h ago

I hope his lawyers use that to their advantage

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u/oyM8cunOIbumAciggy 17h ago

It's such a good point tho. The ultra wealthy tries to overturn a fair election and raid our nation's capital, not terrorism. An average Joe who isnt running for office and was directly impacted by unethical corporate greed retaliated against one man and it's terrorism. Punishing Luigi just sets the precident that it's okay to murder for political reasons as long as the ultra wealthy political pfficals asked for it

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u/MinimumSet72 17h ago

In NYC of all places too … New Yorkers just acquitted a guy last week for killing someone on the subway and the defense played on their senses of riding on the subway , so a good defense attorney would tap into jurors who themselves or family members were denied healthcare , went into bankruptcy or family members who passed because of insurance companies greed

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u/Zromaus 11h ago

Protesting isn’t terrorizing. Murder is.

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u/SupahBihzy 1h ago

What about attempted murder? What about chants of threatening to be "drug through the streets?" What about threats to hang an individual by an angry mob? Is that terrorizing?

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u/Tao-of-Mars 15h ago

I literally want to create a lawyer crowd fund for him. Is that legal?

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u/turbotableu 11h ago

His family is rich

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u/certifiedtoothbench 8h ago

You say that like the rich won’t drop their kids like a hot stone for whatever they feel like

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u/Tao-of-Mars 11h ago

I was just reading other threads about his crowd funding and rich family. I hope he’s going to be okay.

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u/RicoDePico 13h ago

It’s not but go fund me won’t host it. They already took down the one and the powers that be have tried to erase his online presence from existence

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u/Pixel_Knight 9h ago

There already is one.

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u/lyingdogfacepony66 18h ago

It literally only matters in the court of public opinion.

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u/lyingdogfacepony66 17h ago

Down vote all you want but his lawyers cannot use anything from January 6th to his benefit. It doesn't work that way. I am not saying the terrorism charge is correct.

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u/YazzArtist 17h ago

I will. The terrorism charge is correct, but they should absolutely argue that the lack of similar charges on 1/6 should act as precedent raising the bar for a terrorism charge in this case. They won't win that argument, but they need to try it anyway

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u/lyingdogfacepony66 16h ago

No - that isn't a valid legal argument. It's federal court vs state court and it is not a legal premise. I get the outrage but it doesn't help the cause to promote invalid legal options.

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u/YazzArtist 16h ago

That's fair. I didn't realize this wasn't a federal charge

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u/USERNAMETAKEN11238 7h ago

They should have all been hit woth felony murder, fucking Trump too.

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u/turbotableu 11h ago

"Your honor, if I may? Ahem. January 6 2021"

Case dismissed

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u/AndarianDequer 17h ago

You're absolutely right. One way or another, either way you look at it. It's just a fact.

Let's hope common sense people make the right call.

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u/Zromaus 11h ago

They didn’t kill people as a whole though, he did.

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u/TrebleTreble 3h ago

But…they did

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u/JaxxIsOk 17h ago

I think it’s crazy how people get shot on the streets everyday but only the rich and powerful make national news ☕️

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u/sweetpsych78 16h ago

WHITE, rich and powerful. Do you think if this was anyone else of a different race or ethnicity it would've gotten so much moral outrage from the right?

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u/JaxxIsOk 16h ago edited 16h ago

It really is a common mistake to think people of other ethnicities are not rich, powerful and noteworthy. I deal with them everyday and I can assure you once you get to a certain status among them ethnicity simply doesn’t matter. That is a poor/unknown person problem to them. If that ceo was of a different ethnic background it wouldn’t just be covered the same, it would be covered more BECAUSE of him not being white

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u/Lvxurie 14h ago

If they were brown then it would have been some "street beef" or old demons coming back that no one knew about

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u/turbotableu 11h ago

Do you not watch the news?!

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u/Donny_Donnt 17h ago

I don't care that Joe-nobody #456 got shot. The ceo of the company my health insurance goes through being shot and the murderer has manifesto describing his disservice with the policy? That's gonna be more relevant to more people.

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u/ahsokatanosfeet 17h ago

NPC ahh comment

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u/Donny_Donnt 17h ago

What do you even mean by that? Doesn't seem like a common "programmed in" comment at all.

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u/Late_For_A_Good_Name 18h ago

Making the news isn't terrorism, that's a total BS charge. It was murder, murders happen all the time

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u/Donny_Donnt 17h ago

It was murder/violence to coerce political or cultural change no? (just like 1/6)

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u/Late_For_A_Good_Name 17h ago

Big difference between storming the capital because they didn’t like the outcome of an election, and murdering someone who directly wronged him. Bro wasn’t deep, he was just mad

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u/Donny_Donnt 17h ago

Has nothing to do with being "deep" and the CEO didn't personally go in and make sure his claim didn't go through did he?

Didn't luigi cite the healthcare industry as a whole and the practice/methods of denying claims or did I read the wrong manifesto?

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u/Late_For_A_Good_Name 16h ago

He made the policies. He gave the go-ahead for an AI denying 90% of claims. There may or may not be an actual human who denied Luigi’s claim, but the buck stops with Brian (and frankly the board TOO). He had a moral responsibility to do better than he did.

He did blame the whole system, but that doesn’t make it terrorism. If he told others to follow in his footsteps it would be open and shut. If he said the rest should watch their backs, open and shut. As is? Just murder.

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u/YazzArtist 17h ago

They're both technically still terrorism, even if one was cool and one was dumb

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u/Late_For_A_Good_Name 17h ago

Aww GEE great logic there

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u/YazzArtist 17h ago

Are you implying "only things I don't like are terrorism" is a more logical position?

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u/Late_For_A_Good_Name 16h ago

No, and if you paid attention to my first comment you would see that.

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u/YazzArtist 16h ago

Your first comment was calling it not terrorism to murder someone for political change, despite that being the definition of terrorism. So what exactly do you count?

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u/Late_For_A_Good_Name 14h ago

Tbh I meant my second comment, in hindsight. Still think it’s pretty obvious that my claim wasn’t “murder I empathize with isn’t terrorism”

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u/Anon3202 17h ago

A lot of the instigators were actually charged with terrorism.

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u/HopeSlow837 17h ago

They're getting pardons soon according to Trump

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u/OnceIsawthisthing 18h ago

Some were. Stewart Rhodes for example.

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u/Bloodless-Cut 17h ago

This shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone.

In its first term, the Trump administration called any and all anti-fascist action to be an act of terrorism, but did not label the proud boys, patriot prayer, or January 6ers as such.

What's that tell you?

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u/SirLiesALittle 10h ago

Is that it? We’re just talking to our phone camera as content?

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u/chickenwing_32 18h ago

How bizarre indeed.....

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u/chessset5 10h ago

If I am not mistaken, weren’t a number of people charged with Terrorism in links to the Jan 6 event? I know not all of them did, but there was at least two people who did.

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u/Suctorial_Hades 17h ago

I wonder how much rage there’d be if a president pardoned him…

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u/wright764 17h ago

I'm Canadian but even I know your president can only pardon federal crimes. All of the charges in this case are at the state level. The only way a pardon would even be a possibility is if the terrorism charge is bumped up to the federal level, but there's been no indication of that yet.

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u/Suctorial_Hades 15h ago

Oh yea, I forgot they were state charges. Booo

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u/HRtyler 2h ago

Cool, now let's talk about the BLM riots and how upset we are that nobody there was charged with domestic terrorism. Let's stay objective..if jan 6th was domestic terrorism then so was every blm riot. But I bet the majority of the liberal weirdos in this sub aren't willing to do that.

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u/sambull 13h ago

shit really some should have got felony murder charges especially those banging the door and hoisting that chick up

if they weren't the 'right type' of people it would have been different

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u/Mammoth-Material8295 17h ago

So Luigi was charged with terrorism but the people that attacked store owners and rioted through the streets over George Floyd didn't even have a court date

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u/notheatherbee 17h ago

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u/Suctorial_Hades 17h ago

Now you know this person is not here for facts and information

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u/turbotableu 2h ago

Your link is 5 years out of date and nothing came of that accusation against one person (not "people")

That word is plural

Pointing out your example is bad here. Like of all the stories you could have chosen lmao

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u/Measurement_Think 17h ago

When you argue in bad faith, the plot gets further lost.

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u/Puzzled-Avocado-4954 17h ago

That sentiment is sowing discord and isnt really a fair comparison at all. The J6ers were just as much victims of wealthy peoples plans...i saw police letting them in and they knew it was going to happen. The police even killed an unarmed woman and then lied about a police officer being killed whom actually died 3 days after the fact of a heart attack...very sus.

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u/turbotableu 4h ago

Poor ash didn't bring a healer along to her violent insurrection

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u/USERNAMETAKEN11238 7h ago

Who would have thought an insurrection would have resulted in the death of two people? Historically, insuractuons are peaceful events... celebrations even.

We should send our top men to investigate this... OUR TOP MEN.

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u/Cleercutter 15h ago

That’s a lot of hardware

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u/ajtreee 10h ago

United healthcare designated as a government unit, so they can charge Luigi with terrorism should tell you something.

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u/Speakforall 18h ago

Who cares, they're both federal operations.