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69. Corporate Media Coverage or Cover up

Tue Dec 10, 2024, 12:26 PM

Dec 10

It's interesting to watch the Corporate Media Coverage of this murder. It was pretty much non-stop for days, endless speculation, trashing law enforcement for not catching this idiot sooner. Apparently a wealthy healthcare CEO's life is much more important than the hundreds of people who are gunned down every day in this country. Now that the murderer is behind bars the coverage is all about how outrageous it is for regular people to resort to violence to correct the injustice many of them fell at the hands of these for-profit conglomerates. But then again those "regular dead folk" don't subsidize the corporate media (cnn, abc, msnbc, faux, etc.) like the for profit healthcare industry does. Almost every ad you see on these so called "news" programs are for healthcare insurance or over-priced pharmaceuticals. Does anyone really think that they would report the truth about what these companies are doing all in the name of shareholder value. Will they ever report on the horrible side effects that millions of people suffer from because they were sold one prescription drug or another on their tee-vee machine? Hell no they won't.

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CEO shooter Luigi Mangione laid out his motive on Good Reads [View all] Sympthsical Dec 9 OP

Post removed Post removed Dec 9 #1

Prison rape jokes and hopes are not permitted on this Board, last time I checked Prairie Gates Dec 9 #2

The most powerful man in America IS A RAPIST onecaliberal Dec 9 #12

As are like at least a quarter of his cabinet secretaries. Karasu Dec 9 #21

to the extent that prison rape exists, rampartd Dec 10 #66

Kick dalton99a Dec 9 #3

He'll be a hero in prison. Demobrat Dec 9 #4

If he makes it to prison NJCher Dec 9 #10

Good thing ForgedCrank Dec 9 #22

Timothy McVeigh killed innocent people. Aristus Dec 9 #25

Are you ForgedCrank Dec 9 #26

Timothy McVeigh was found guilty in a court of law. Aristus Dec 9 #27

you're flipping ForgedCrank Dec 9 #28

I'm strangely drawn to his side. SleeplessinSoCal Dec 9 #32

I draw a hard line between the two things. ForgedCrank Dec 9 #35

But isn't it more of an assassination than murder? SleeplessinSoCal Dec 9 #43

The National Review is a right-wing cesspool. TwilightZone Dec 9 #46

I purposely used a right-wing source to show the denial. SleeplessinSoCal Dec 10 #65

There is a difference between understanding a motive Demobrat Dec 9 #38

I see, ForgedCrank Dec 9 #39

You're better. Demobrat Dec 9 #40

Seriously. H2O Man Dec 10 #62

Our "justice system" protects the one percent. That's become more apparent with every high profile BComplex Dec 9 #29

Our "justice system" protects the one percent. ForgedCrank Dec 9 #31

Hard to agree that our justice system doesn't favor the 1% Aristus Dec 9 #36

I'll refer ForgedCrank Dec 9 #37

You nailed it. H2O Man Dec 10 #63

OOPS! Marcia Clark spent over 3 times what OJ did. GreenWave Dec 10 #60

Well this shooter was part of the 1% LeftInTX Dec 9 #34

He also was an Elon and Thiel stan. This isn't a class isue. Self Esteem Dec 10 #52

I was trying to figure out what you were saying NJCher Dec 9 #48

Thank you ForgedCrank Dec 9 #49

I fully understand your conviction about this soandso Dec 10 #50

You don't ForgedCrank Dec 10 #55

I didn't think you were defending insurance companies soandso Dec 10 #59

I'd love to live in a black and white world NJCher Dec 10 #56

I'm thankful ForgedCrank Dec 10 #57

Ok, welllll... NJCher Dec 10 #58

Did you ForgedCrank Dec 10 #61

completely mystified as to what your comprehension problem is NJCher Dec 10 #64

We have a justice system in place... Conjuay Dec 11 #72

The killer was wealthy himself. He don't need no GFM! LeftInTX Dec 9 #33

Agree, but when will the board of United Healthcare, Bluethroughu Dec 10 #71

He supposedly killed a member of the ownership class of this country. He will be suicided. AZLD4Candidate Dec 10 #70

Fascinating Johnny2X2X Dec 9 #5

He also posted a review of Brave New World ck4829 Dec 9 #6

If I were a juror and he had personally witnessed the death of family/friend because of denials, I might have had Silent Type Dec 9 #7

From his reading list, it looks like he has back problems and an interest in psychedelics among other things. LudwigPastorius Dec 9 #8

There's an X-ray from a back surgery on his Twitter Sympthsical Dec 9 #9

just so you know NJCher Dec 9 #11

The John Rogers quote. spike jones Dec 9 #13

never read NJCher Dec 9 #14

It is irony. Atlas Shrugged, not LOTR, is the actual childish fantasy. Celerity Dec 9 #15

yeah, I thought that NJCher Dec 9 #16

I believe grok is from Stranger in a Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein. ShazzieB Dec 9 #18

Yep, that's the one. nolabear Dec 9 #20

If you don't think fantasy fiction has anything to offer, give it a miss. However, if one likes the genre... Hekate Dec 9 #41

early involvements in reading NJCher Dec 10 #53

Damn, I'm always behind! 🤪 ShazzieB Dec 9 #17

oh, sigh NJCher Dec 9 #19

Grok iirc is full and complete mental and spiritual understanding between people or of a situation... Hekate Dec 9 #45

"Violence is as American as cherry pie." cer7711 Dec 9 #23

His goodreads account is now private. LauraInLA Dec 9 #24

The EPA was founded in 1970 by Richard Nixon. SleeplessinSoCal Dec 9 #30

I know the type. Jacson6 Dec 9 #42

This guy was a right winger standingtall Dec 9 #44

one of his friends is mentioning a possible second motive ecstatic Dec 9 #47

. dalton99a Dec 10 #51

that certainly hits home NJCher Dec 10 #54

+1. The sentiment is shared by many people dalton99a Dec 10 #68

This was looking to be a good read Blue_Roses Dec 10 #67

Corporate Media Coverage or Cover up uncledad Dec 10 #69