r/worldnewsvideo 15d ago

Luigi responding to reporters question of why he did it

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u/DiagnosedByTikTok 15d ago

…and their lived experiences”

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u/L0rr3_B0rr3 15d ago

Casual police brutality much?

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u/AMKJL 15d ago

Clearly fucking pigs have free healthcare.

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u/Slumunistmanifisto 15d ago

Obviously much considering the wear mark on that door

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u/fasada68 14d ago

Right. You slightly pull away from a pig and you catch a resisting arrest charge.

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u/Stachdragon 14d ago

Police are just the Gestapo for the rich. Especially since the wealthy buy prison slave labor. Notice how quickly this guy was caught, but still zero arrests for the people raping kids on Epstein Island?

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u/Nice__Spice 15d ago

He is not wrong

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u/ClenchedThunderbutt 15d ago

I don’t know if this will be a large inflection point for this country, but it feels like we’re all suddenly and simultaneously acknowledging the elephant in the room.

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u/mdd2904 14d ago

The problem is half the country and the people complaining about the issue, keep voting for it. Change can't happen without real action. These posts of support are no different than the "thoughts and prayers" comments. Just useless words that mean nothing.

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u/kickroxxx 14d ago edited 14d ago

Nah, healthcare change hasn’t been on the table in any meaningful positive way in a long time. There’s been no legislation that’s tried to strip the keys of life and death from these ghoulish insurance companies. The real bi-partisanship was the cowards we elected all along.

Edit: I’m boot trying to discourage political action. I’m saying that the immense pressure this situation has put on those with the power to instantly change the average people’s lives was immediate. One ghouls death prevented thousands of people from having to go through surgery without anesthesia. No votes needed.

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u/maddsskills 14d ago

I know Republicans are more openly pro business but it’s not like Democrats will usher in universal healthcare and destroy the health insurance companies. Major corporations, especially when it comes to health insurance and whatnot, are too wealthy and powerful. Democrats can’t even get stuff like guaranteed paid maternity leave or sick leave nationwide. They can only do what corporations allow them to do which isn’t much.

Democrats would be better but let’s not pretend like getting rid of for profit health care is something most of them are pushing, they aren’t. It’s the minority, the progressives, who are pushing for that while mainstream Dems are like “people love their health insurance!”

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u/mdd2904 14d ago

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u/maddsskills 14d ago

I’m still mad they wouldn’t let us have Bernie. Both the democrats and the corporate media did everything they could to sabotage him.

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u/Comfortable-Pop-538 15d ago

He should take this to trial. Let 12 peers decide.

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u/ImUrFrand 14d ago

it will be the peers of the ceo.

thats how the crooked kangaroo courts work.

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u/Comfortable-Pop-538 14d ago

I hate it, but you're probably right.

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u/lhaze-hunterl 15d ago

Is this the guy who shot the health care ceo?

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u/kaptainkooleio 15d ago

No, definitely not that guy. Clearly it was someone else and Luigi should go free

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u/Affectionate-Mix6056 14d ago

His lawyer:

"I haven't seen any evidence that he's the shooter," Dickey told reporters after the hearing.

https://www.newsweek.com/luigi-mangione-brian-thompson-murder-new-york-pennsylvania-extradition-gun-charges-1998972

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u/rangda 15d ago

I wouldn’t call it health care exactly

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u/ZadfrackGlutz 15d ago

Currently its  "Health Career"... Your diminished health, creates CEO jobs!

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u/DiagnosedByTikTok 15d ago

The Adjuster, yes

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u/pixel-beast 14d ago

“Can you do me a favor? When I come out for my preliminary hearing, can you call me….the adjuster?”

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u/Active_Engineering37 15d ago

Allegedly*

I think he's innocent myself.

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u/ImUrFrand 14d ago

Quality "Reporting".

why can't the media hire journalists instead of tabloid hit men.

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u/VeloBill 14d ago

The USA clearly needs a universal healthcare system like the civilised world has. Then this and Breaking Bad would never have happened.

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u/Gettinjiggywithit509 4d ago

Well i never thought about a silver lining to this Healthcare situation in America, but I am glad we got Breaking Bad out of it at least...

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u/calilazers 14d ago

Allegedly

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u/VanillaCreamyCustard 15d ago

It's not his fault you didn't understand what he said. It was clear.

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u/DiagnosedByTikTok 15d ago

He’s answering a question from a reporter in the few seconds between being dragged from a police car into a building calm down

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u/MrJoffery 15d ago

"Excuse me officer. Please, would you mind undoing my cuffs. I just need to write something down quickly..."