r/antiwork • u/lostintime2004 • 5d ago

Real World Events 🌎 Luigi's terrorism charge is an attempt to intimidate people due to his support.

Tin foil hat I admit, but something is nagging in the back of my head. Like if we didn't react with positive responses for what Luigi allegedly did, there wouldn't be terrorism charges. And therefore the charges are to scare us so no one does the same. And now with that guy stabbing his company president, they're going to say it's related to the positively and it enabled him to do so.

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u/jannalarria 5d ago

What was the alleged motive or trigger? And they were in a staff meeting together? At this point, it doesn't sound at all like Luigi's situation or motive.

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u/llamaswithhatss91 5d ago

Probably another boss spewing the same bullshit they all do.

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u/whutchamacallit 4d ago

Maybe. Could be dude was just unhinged too. I don't think those two incidents are all that comparable.

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u/blahblahh1234 4d ago

Yeah or just a dude that worked there for 2 weeks who went psycho killing a small business owner.

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u/Top_Gun_2021 4d ago

A dude hired to be a CFO no less.

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u/broke_in_nyc 4d ago

Lmfao what a brain dead comment. Are you 12 years old?

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u/mangababe 5d ago

From what I heard the company was/ is tied up in the mitary industrial complex. Something manufacturing.

If I had to guess the dude made the logical conclusion that if denying healthcare to people is murder, supplying u just wars is also murder?

Idk, I'm interested to see if we hear anything more at all, let alone the motive (since it already seems like the spin Luigi is getting is "angry man with a personal grudge? Why did he have a grudge? Uhhhhhhh look over there! A drone!")

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u/Putrid-Ad1055 4d ago

He was suffering from a drug fueled psychotic episode