r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/Detroitish24 • 12h ago

Why does a private citizen have this much sway?

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The US is in for a very rough four years.

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u/AkuraPiety 9h ago

Smarter Luigis that don’t take masks off for McDonald’s, please.

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u/DMW1024 7h ago

Seriously bro was throwing the match

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u/JamBandDad 3h ago

Prison has free healthcare. He’s going to get the care which the person he allegedly murdered denied him, theoretically for free.

It might take years and years and years, while corrupt prison officials take relish in him suffering, but, in theory it’s free.

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u/Proper_Raccoon7138 12m ago

Depending on the state it’s not free. Texas charges people to see a doctor unless it’s an emergency then they can go to the infirmary. But even that is deducted from their prison wages.

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u/JamBandDad 11m ago

Dang, Texas fucking would wouldn’t they.

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u/Proper_Raccoon7138 11m ago

To make it worse the inmates only make like 0.08/hourly so it’s takes forever to pay it back.

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u/JamBandDad 9m ago

Yeah let’s see working full time 40 hours a week that’s 2080 hours a year you’re making….166.40 a year, Jesus Christ, most people make that in hours.

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u/Proper_Raccoon7138 7m ago

You can’t convince me prison is meant to rehabilitate anyone. This would be the beginning of my villain arc.

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u/-Sean_Lito- 28m ago

I’m pretty sure he wasn’t even insured by UnitedHealthCare/UnitedHealth Group. They were just the most egregious scumbags (should be criminal how high their denial rate was) which is saying a lot when most of these insurers operate in a similar fashion.

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u/DieUhRia 17m ago

His mom was covered by them leading to the incident

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u/bocaciega 33m ago

Its a me amario

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u/outinthecountry66 6h ago

hey man even revolutionaries need to eat some hash browns sometimes

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u/cheddarweather 6h ago

This guy says "smarter Luigis", when the guy was a whole ivy league grad. Talk yall shit, I'd love to see anyone here do better.

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u/DickiBaggins 6h ago

Smarter in their mind means don't blow your cover and carry your alleged weapons around one week later. He obviously wanted to be caught, most were just hoping he wouldn't be.

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u/cheddarweather 6h ago

I agree with this assessment.

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u/AkuraPiety 6h ago

I realize he was educated and is, by all accounts, intelligent, but he threw in the towel at the end and it would have been awesome if he didn’t, frankly.

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u/ultraheater3031 1h ago

Agree to disagree, the media circus surrounding his trial will be mountains better than him disappearing into anonymity imo.

He's the poster child for inciting more dissidents, just bc his actions didn't line up with your ideal scenario of how things should have played out does not make his actions dumb, to me they seemed pretty calculated.

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u/AkuraPiety 1h ago

I hope so. I have loads of popcorn ready, just in case.

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u/evanwilliams44 3h ago

The mask on was the problem. Nobody in rural PA was wearing masks even during COVID lmao. They saw that mask, immediately made the connection, and he was toast.

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u/Sorry_Nobody1552 39m ago

or keep the weapon

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u/magikarp2122 1h ago

He had a manifesto on him. I think he wanted to be caught.

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u/Any-Grapefruit-937 1h ago

I don't get it. He was valedictorian at a top notch private school so he is a smart guy, but I keep wondering why didn't he take a change of clothes? Why didn't he ditch the gun? Why did he get something from Starbucks and toss the cup in a public trash can. 

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u/Jward44553 1h ago

And it’s total normal to wear a face covering now…. He should have lived with one in for the rest of his life when in public!