totally rational that an outspoken critic would kill themself before completing their deposition

CIA promotes the most convoluted conspiracy theories quite openly like everything China, Russia and especially DPRK and it sticks. It's just the typical liberal hypocrisy and Americans being the most propagandised people on Earth in action.

"Welp gentlemen this has been a productive day, we have almost finished my life's work. Time to go shoot my brains out in a motel parking lot, making all the work be worthless. Good evening"

I am begging smug redditor debatelords to please just fucking once actually THINK. This is terminal "both-sides" brain

(CW: Suicide) Even if we were to assume it was a suicide, it'd be because of the stress from having to deal with Boeing. It's safe to say they killed him regardless of who pulled the trigger.

Remember when Yevgeny Prigozhin was playing a friendly round of paintball with live guns and grenades onboard his private jet? That explanation definitely requires fewer assumptions than an assassination.

Occram's razor tells me he was murdered. OP is just a lib suffering from cognitive dissonance.

Very cool "War Takes". Defense contrator Boeing thanks you for your service

Occam's razor for this event is very obviously that he was murdered though?

Like, that's literally the first thought 99% of people have had. It is the most obvious explanation. If you're applying Occam's Razor here then you're surely supporting that position.

Ah yes, these things are always for crazy people to believe, except when US enemies are concerned, then it's totally not a conspiracy.

Funny that

Occam's razor says the Russians killed him with the Havana syndrome raygun because he was going to post a picture of Xi Jinping as Winnie the Pooh

I think its the other way around. The simplest explanation is immediately discarded by liberal media because most of the time it's the truth and it reveals the material reality.

Recent examples:

who blew up the nordstream pipeline? certainly not the US that explicitly said they would destroy it if russia ever did something against ukraine and had a material benefit destroying it, must've been the russians themselves to make the US look bad even though it was against their material interests!

how did hamas pull the october 7 operation? certainly these savages couldn't pull it off, israel is invincible! they must've purposefully let it happen to finally get rid of palestinians!

liberals increasingly engage in these mental acrobatics to justify their crumbling worldview full of contradictions.

I mean, i dunno. I was indirectly related to a Boeing project manager for a while - and let me tell you - I could very easily believe that someone at Boeing just having that much of a stick up their ass about the whole situation is one of the simpler explanations here.

War Takes was invited on WTYP by Liam Anderson, and after watching the episode with him in it, I was immediately enamored with how shitty and neoliberal his twitter account was. A banner image that features a US tank with a socdem rose on it next to his fursona, and endless tropes like "if you think a CIA did a coup in bolivia, you are denying the wholesome agency of the people who overthrew the authoritarian for having 4 terms" and "the online tankies whine about azov because they love vladolf putler."

side note: occam's razor is useful for things like "does the earth revolve around the sun or vice versa?" not messy political situations.

i mean look at this shit outright justifying what NATO did to yugoslavia:

EDIT: Chronically bad takes

Eh, if Occam's Razor wasnt a thing they would just come up with another BS excuse to uphold the status quo

As opposed to anybody critical of Putin dying. That's always a conspiracy/assassination because duh obviously. Occam's razor means the things I'm conditioned to believe are more simple and likely to be true, dumb dumb

I believe Boeing, as a long standing military industrial complex major player, used their dog (the Federal Government) to whack the guy

Can't prove it, but that's what I believe