Exclusive: Intelligence Dossier Compares Luigi Mangione to ‘Robin Hood’
Exclusive: Intelligence Dossier Compares Luigi Mangione to ‘Robin Hood’
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Exclusive: Intelligence Dossier Compares Luigi Mangione to ‘Robin Hood’
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He's a hero.
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Pfft. Robin Hood wishes.
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Less Robin Hood. More John Brown.
I, John Brown, am now quite certain that the crimes of this guilty land will never be purged away but with blood. I had, as I now think vainly, flattered myself that without very much bloodshed it might be done.
~ Charlestown, Virginia Dec 2, 1859
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Robin Hood only took money from the rich. Luigi took life (allegedly), and scared the other rich folks enough to allow some life (healthcare) for the plebs for some short time.
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Accurate. And we need a great deal more robin hoods
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Why do they put him in that bullet proof vest? To protect him from the police? Haha
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He needs to be assassinated, it's their only hope of maintaining terror.
If he gets through a trial the chances of a hung jury are pretty high, and that's proof the system isn't invincible.
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The elite should rightly be terrified, and the only outcome that protects them is to drop the illusion of equality and create “green zones” where they are safe, like in other third world countries.
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The more they try and suppress him the more of a hero he appears
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There is no lie.
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It's a shame that the CEO is dead because he doesn't even get to know why he was murdered. He was just walking then dead. No time to think about what he did
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More humane than decades on death row tbh.
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Absolutely! He got an easy out fah crissakes!
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They've all internalized the rot. They think they do no wrong.
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Lol maybe they mean the app
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Someone's gonna lose their job for telling the truth.
IIRC Robin Hood never killed anyone, and Luigi didn't steal anything or give anything away...
neither did luigi.
Yeah but he's sexy as fuck in green
There's not really a single robin hood canon, some versions of him are quite violent, others he avoids killing. All depends on who was telling the story and when.
He stole our hearts
The earliest tales of Robin Hood had him brutally murdering people for kind of no reason.
Luigi made a bigger impact :)