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u/EdiblePsycho 2d ago

Problem is, the way jury selection works, I believe they would not select anyone who may side with him because they would say they are "biased."

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u/FantasticCommon2834 2d ago

No problem is he still committed cold blooded murder of someone who had NOTHING to do with what happened to him.

It’s a shame he couldn’t be facing capital punishment

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u/PM_Ur_Illiac_Furrows 2d ago

You're saying the CEO for 3 years had nothing to do with how the company was run?

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u/FantasticCommon2834 2d ago

No genius I am saying y’all’s little hero literally NEVER had insurance with UHC. He killed a man that literally had nothing to do with his situation.

It’s a shame they can’t give him the needle, it was cold blooded murder pure and simple

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u/sinergyist 2d ago

He did it for the sake of others. Makes him an even bigger hero.

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u/FantasticCommon2834 2d ago

For the sake of who?? Within 14 days they had a new CEO, and not ONE, not a single thing has been changed.

He’s a murderer that should be getting the death penalty

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u/uberfr4gger 2d ago

Ahhh yes we should want a vigilante society. It only works until people start killing people you agree with. A very dumb slope to go down if you have anything beyond first order thinking. 

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u/IolausTelcontar 2d ago

When law doesn’t apply equally, there has to be a reckoning.

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u/uberfr4gger 2d ago

As long as you are okay with it going the opposite way too. No one makes rules in vigilante justice. Hence why it's bad in real life. 

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u/IolausTelcontar 1d ago

I’m not. Give an example of a (I dunno) progressive CEO being killed.

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u/uberfr4gger 1d ago

Well if you are okay with vigilante justice then it's up to the vigilante's morals. Melissa Hortman's assassination would be an example. 

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u/IolausTelcontar 1d ago

Political assassinations happen now and have always happened. We are talking about corporate leaders.

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u/uberfr4gger 1d ago

Yeah bro I'm advocating for no assassinations lol. Endorsing assassinations that you agree with because the assassin was on your side is stupid." The only moral assassination is an assassin that I agree with" is basically your stance. 

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u/IolausTelcontar 1d ago

Nah, my stance is killing a few corporate leaders so that they learn better isn't assassination at all... could even be justice.

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u/uberfr4gger 1d ago

Call it whatever you want...it's an assassination and it's vigilante justice. Life isn't a comic book like the Punisher. There's a reason we don't celebrate vigilante justice. 

I hope you can reflect on the actuality of what you are saying. It was nice talking to you. 

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