Oof he isn’t convicted but the media isn’t saying “allegedly” in headlines for him. Shows how they’re trying to sway public opinion.

after Luigi Mangione killed CEO Brian Thompson

Has he already been convicted?

Terrible headline, but I can only guess that "Business insider" would rather defend a corrupt CEO than the victim of insurance hell.

"Luigi Mangione killed CEO Brian Thompson"

Objection, baseless speculation.

This post either needs to be removed or retitled. Luigi is not convicted and this perpetuates a huge problem in the US of assigning guilt to people through public opinion.

He didn't kill anyone though. He's innocent.

If that's terrorism then what do we call the death and pain caused by pursuit of profits?

If they want to have a discussion about labels, it's not gonna go well in front of a jury.

At every step defense should be asking the jury:

If you had been killed, would this be happening? Why are lives valued differently

So how many of the execs said, “This job isn’t worth risking my life for” and quit? How many of them said, “Maybe we should examine how we do business and change.”? How many of them said, “My God. We’re killing people. I’m out.”?

Sounds like Luigi's perceived actions created jobs and fostered better health for the community at large.

Someone put this man in government

Luigi Mangione allegedly killed CEO????? Are we just dropping that now????

40x~$75$/hr = $3000/hr they're willing to spend instead of giving you insurance you paid for

And not a single one of them paused and went "wait, maybe the choices we're making are the problem here?" Instead, it was "keep being evil, but now with bodyguards!"

That sounds like a "Them" problem and has no bearing on the case Mr. DA

what defendant considered a deadly greed-fueled cartel," Seidemann wrote.

I mean, what are they, then?

Have you ever tried not being an asshole?

If your job requires armed professionals and costumes,you shouldn't be in business

Good. They should live in constant fear.

Industrialized social murder should be a dangerous profession.

Did they consider not being evil shitbags?

Why should 40 assholes hiding from someone who is already in custody gave any bearing on his case?

My gf dyed her hair last week, must be a criminal in chains somewhere!

I mean the easiest solution is not to work for a hostile company and a public enemy/threat.

Those companies, and that one notoriously, kill 1000's so they are a hostile enemy, actively attacking the populace.

Now I know legalese will fancy it up, but shit smells. Can't hide it.

So you're saying that whoever Luigi is taking the wrap for is a job creator?

They'll do anything to save themselves except for stop being evil.

Sometimes I wonder if those second-tier execs are even more culpable than the CEOs. Like, we expect CEOs to be psychopaths. But those second-tier guys that got a seat further down the table, off the back of a good degree and a few decades of hard work? They know what they're doing is wrong but choose to go along with it anyway because they're just following orders.

Keep them afraid.

Job creator.

Good. Something to consider when you're making life and death decisions for other people in the future.

The sad thing is that I am sure they will pass the cost onto the customers.

So, the options are "not milking the sick for profit" or "getting bodyguards"