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Meowmee

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11. I could feel sorry for his children that's probably about it and maybe his parents, etc.

Mon Dec 9, 2024, 03:57 PM

Dec 9

He was not an angel. That is a fact. Which people seem to be forgetting. He was being investigated for fraud and insider trading. And what he was doing denying valid claims is fraud itself, and in my opinion murder of another kind. I still do not approve murdering him. Each case is different for me.

* Edited to add that if he had been shot by a random vagrant by chance or as a robbery etc. which was not connected to healthcare injustice in any way my guess is that almost no one would care very much, here or elsewhere. Not for very long. Some might then say the one that shot him was pushed to it by misfortune, maltreatment and injustice. etc and would maybe defend in some way the attacker/murderer. The rw would of course say stuff about excessive crime etc. and it's the dems/liberal's fault.

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I am NOT in favor of murder. That said [View all] Jilly_in_VA Dec 9 OP

I feel nothing for his death. Dennis Donovan Dec 9 #1

Well put TheProle Dec 9 #5

Will call you nothing bad. However, unless I hear something new, this sounds like an incel rationalizing shooting someon Silent Type Dec 9 #2

I think this is the first time I have seen the shooter referred to as an "incel" sarisataka Dec 9 #21

Yeah. Until today he was considered a hero like DB Cooper or somebody, though Cooper didn't shoot anyone in the back. Silent Type Dec 9 #22

It does seem there is a shift in attitudes happening sarisataka Dec 9 #24

Cooper wasn't a hero..LOL... He's mostly the stuff of "Unsolved Mysteries" LeftInTX Dec 10 #27

It's also the first time I've ever seen requests for evidence of it rictofen Dec 10 #43

"Incel"? How so? TommyT139 Dec 10 #37

Not much on judging his appeal, but he doesn't look so good to me in his mug shot. Silent Type Dec 10 #48

If you haven't seen other pics TommyT139 Dec 10 #50

I have seen the photos with his makeup on. His eyebrows got him caught. Silent Type Dec 10 #52

I don't mourn Brian Thompson TheProle Dec 9 #3

I mourn claudette Dec 9 #6

I mourn,... magicarpet Dec 9 #8

..this killing was unacceptable.. thomski64 Dec 10 #30

The "unfairness of the US healthcare system" IS extrajudicial mass murder ColinC Dec 10 #45

Yes claudette Dec 9 #4

.. and claim denials that lead to death ck4829 Dec 9 #9

You know, I don't recall ever seeing you speak out against matricide. By your logic, Scrivener7 Dec 9 #19

"Death Panels" were to project the blame onto Democrats bucolic_frolic Dec 9 #7

You're wrong some people do come out alive and no one deserves to be murdered whatever their age Meowmee Dec 9 #10

Some people come out of end of life care alive? bucolic_frolic Dec 9 #14

I was referring to older people who come in with life-threatening conditions, who or who are killed by the hospitals, et Meowmee Dec 9 #17

I could feel sorry for his children that's probably about it and maybe his parents, etc. Meowmee Dec 9 #11

If his children are of legal age Jilly_in_VA Dec 9 #12

The killer was just as wealthy as the guy he killed. LeftInTX Dec 9 #13

You know he's rich. How do you know he's spoiled? Do you likewise assume all poor people are virtuous? Scrivener7 Dec 10 #25

Ok, I'll bite Bonx Dec 9 #15

Which innocent person are we talking about? Scrivener7 Dec 10 #26

Qualifying the ForgedCrank Dec 9 #16

It is very much like when people proclaim sarisataka Dec 9 #23

I didn't say Jilly_in_VA Dec 10 #46

I don't condone nurder, either. ShazzieB Dec 10 #51

I saw many similar sentiments about the events of Oct. 7 Bonx Dec 9 #18

Absolutely no disagreement from me. Autumn Dec 9 #20

Ditto. They brought it upon themselves, they're killing 'us.' elleng Dec 10 #28

The guy who killed him came from privilege and wealth himself. Is rich on rich crime "brought on by themselves"? LeftInTX Dec 10 #31

I suspect we'll learn he UNDERSTOOD the workings of the system elleng Dec 10 #33

I doubt it....Sounds like he had a mental health break and his mom reported him missing in November. LeftInTX Dec 10 #34

*"To save you a lengthy investigation, I state plainly that I wasn't working with anyone," elleng Dec 10 #35

He admired the unabomber. I do not find this young man's actions admirable. LeftInTX Dec 10 #38

insurance IS the problem for MANY. elleng Dec 10 #40

But not the killer. However are you advocating for murdering every greedy scoundrel in the US???? LeftInTX Dec 10 #41

I've said or suggested no such thing. elleng Dec 10 #42

If it starts a revolution, fine, whatever. Trellastic Dec 10 #29

I think thart's what did happen. elleng Dec 10 #36

Do you admire the unabomber? Because this guy admired him. LeftInTX Dec 10 #32

That's a stretch Cirsium Dec 10 #53

My reflexive response the first time I heard misanthrope Dec 10 #39

Another term is "AI Algorithms." n/t John1956PA Dec 10 #44

Just another example of our broken system alarimer Dec 10 #47

I feel the same. He FAFO, in other words karma worked here. lark Dec 10 #49

Its nothing more than... Macrophylla Dec 10 #54

Being egged instead of shot would have been a much better option. It would have made the news and possibly started yaesu Dec 10 #55

Why are they not being prosecuted for murder in the second degree?? Bluethroughu Dec 10 #56