When the government fails to protect us, and corporations won't protect us, we must take it upon ourselves to engage in self defense. Luigi did nothing wrong.
this post was submitted on 23 Feb 2025
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A true American hero
Is Luigi winning?
The amount of people who died as a result of Brian Thompson's leadership of united healthcare should be investigated instead
Western democracy is at risk until this is done. We literally don't deserve to exist if we can't figure this basic stuff out - i.e. when our own people are dying, maybe the empty private hospital beds and ample staff resources should be used to save those lives. Because people are.. gonna die otherwise. The fact that anything else needs to be said is the problem.
‘Western style democracy’ has never been truly democratic because of how money influences elections and politicians. True democracy isn’t possible as long as there exists a capital class in society. The capital class will not give up its wealth without a class war.
Hence the need to remove
- money as Free Speach
- corporations are people
- lobbying is legal
But changes to these policies won't occur because these policies already exist.
And they are self sustaining, as long as money can buy politicians, no politician would ever be able to stop it on their own.
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If the courts had intervened to stop Brian Thompson before his healthcare murder spree then maybe Luigi wouldn't be being prosecuted right now. This trial isnt about luigi, its about covering up the chain of political failures that led us here.
A single death is a tragedy; A million deaths is a statistic.
Luigi killed a dad, husband, ceo, etc, etc etc.
Brian just inflated some numbers...
I hate how the world works.
A single death is a tragedy, a million deaths is record profits for a health insurance company
It's not a war crime if it makes you money, I'm told.
Love to see it
I have it on good authority from my son that Luigi was in a haunted mansion that day.
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Gonna wanna see the source code on that "Pray" button. I don't think it actually does anything.
I just saw it wtf
on desktop the button has a counter for how many people have pressed it, so it does something :)
Holy crap! Do we now have the technology to quantify thoughts and prayers?
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The real uplifting news is bootlickers getting kicked in their metaphorical shins in the comment section.
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Thats hot
Luigi's Mansion 2
Taking out the leader of an evil (corpo) empire is heroism, not subject to murder charges.
What does this mean, exactly? More resources to hire more lawyers or something?
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