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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThe Shooter of the UHC CEO is:
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A murderer. | |
38 (64%) |
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A righteous Class Warrior. | |
5 (8%) |
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It's complicated. | |
13 (22%) |
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Other. | |
3 (5%) |
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Irish_Dem
(59,713 posts)people resort to street justice.
I am not stating whether I agree with it or not.
It is just human reality.
TheProle
(3,097 posts)Methinks you just did.
Irish_Dem
(59,713 posts)Ad hominem attacks are a sign of a weak argument.
A better argument is to stick to facts.
Not lying about people and trying to insult them.
People can certainly make correct observations about the human condition
in an objective way.
It is called science.
TheProle
(3,097 posts)No one has accused you of anything.
Kingofalldems
(39,290 posts)TheProle
(3,097 posts)Johnny2X2X
(21,882 posts)Could have been a hit from a fellow CEO. Could have been killed of a love affair. We don't know yet.
We're just assuming it was a disgrubtled client who got stiffed on medical bills.
Irish_Dem
(59,713 posts)I for one think this guy may have been ready to testify against someone else and spill secrets.
Someone with enough money to hire a hit man.
But in general we may start seeing more street justice.
The American people have found out the hard way there is no rule of law for the wealthy.
TheProle
(3,097 posts)"Rich white male murders rich white male. Street justice confused."
Deuxcents
(20,143 posts)TheProle
(3,097 posts)I believe it's worthy of discussion.
marble falls
(62,523 posts)Response to Deuxcents (Reply #3)
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Prairie Gates
(3,569 posts)ck4829
(36,123 posts)Shareholders didn't like it one bit.
dhol82
(9,458 posts)Shot in the head from the back and then more shots on approach. This wasnt an amateur.
dweller
(25,246 posts)A repuglican
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Tommy Carcetti
(43,607 posts)If it was someone in an emotional rage about being denied benefits, for example, it could qualify as manslaughter as opposed to murder.
Too soon to tell at this moment, though. Clearly some sort of homicide, however.
TheProle
(3,097 posts)I think crimes of passion typically have a temporal proximity component, though.
Trueblue1968
(18,258 posts)LeftInTX
(30,609 posts)Build: on the leaner side. Possibly agile. Tech savvy.
Maybe he got a bad cyber Monday deal??
Solved it! Lol
Voltaire2
(14,878 posts)EX500rider
(11,548 posts)XanaDUer2
(14,616 posts)We may nvr know