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gizajob
Innocent until proven guilty
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aprilthird2021
The father of two also authorized the murder of many by incentivizing his employees to defraud people out of healthcare they'd already paid for.
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staz
He is suspected of doing it, it is not proven yet and he is pleading non guilty
bn-l
It’s interesting to me how there seems to be no redeeming feature other than that he was a father. It’s always “he was a father of two!”
toyg
I hate to godwinize but the "good family man" defense was typical for the most heinous Nazis.
aithrowawaycomm
Not a "redeeming feature," it's pointing out that there were other victims here. I agree it's manipulative to mention it (sort of like saying "Ivy League grad Luigi Mangione" to tarnish his ideology). But you are being cynical and agressive for no reason.
b3ing
There were thousands of victims that died by being denied healthcare but we can’t see them or hear there stories but they are ignored and forgotten
bn-l
Yeah I didn’t think about that angle tbh.
evoke4908
He executed a man who has murdered unknown thousands of innocent people. How many of his victims had children?
tiahura
Prodromal withdrawal symptoms then bang. Sad. Disheartening that people who should know better than to celebrate, are.
scotty79
> The 26-year-old was fascinated by AI and decision theory; pro-technology but anti-smartphones; secular and scientific in his outlook, but in favour of religion on Darwinian grounds.

Sounds like a random young HN-er that that got perhaps a tiny bit too much of the cuckoo part of the internet rubbed onto him.

> Luigi Mangione's worldview might not be familiar to most Americans [...]

That's really sad.

treetalker
As an exercise, articulate the thesis of the article.

Extra credit: articulate the author's logic and support for her claims one or two levels deep.

Drivel.