Violence works
Violence works
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Imagine thinking that evil people being scared to do evil shit is a bad thing.
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A lot of people fearing they might also get "randomly" murdered because somebody shot their CEO makes for a fucking terrible judicial argument as per terror charges. Like I'm sure it'll fly but that's just a precedent for everything being terrorism now, you just gotta find enough scared suburbians 30 miles away to attest that they all feel like they're next because they saw it on the news to prove this was terrorism.
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That's been the entire point drumming up fear about Terrorism since the term was coined. Anything done to disturb the status quo will always be labeled as terrorism by those in power
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"change comes through elections and we fully control the elections. now shut up and make me some money!"
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Imagine identifying more with a millionaire CEO ghoul than his victims
Couldn't be me
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How many degrees of abstraction before you land on a terrorism charge is pretty much the entire criminal justice system at this point, I guess.
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But that's exactly what terror is supposed to be
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Funnily enough, after that CEO got iced a bunch of Libs online kept posting about how the real culprit for rising healthcare costs are providers not insurers.
Okay, so I guess I should go shoot my pediatrist?
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UHC employees were afraid to sign letters denying insurance coverage
good, they should be
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He terrorized us into providing medical coverage! -
It's all "right to work" and "you don't like it? Leave" until it doesn't benefit them.
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New bit: Sue the porks for their failure to make enough jobs despite having the wealth to do so because they are denying the masses “the right to work”.
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Terrorism is when you are too scared to kill for money
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If that's the bar for terrorism, there are millions of people afraid their insurance will not cover routine or life saving procedures.
That's 'terrorism' then, right?
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No, not like that!
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Publishing ‘Killing CEO terrorized entire company into doing good things’ just to nail this one dude is not the win they think this is
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"From the effect on other employees to the reduction in claim denials and stock price, it is clear that Luigi's acts were terrorism! ...ack, damn Patriot Act mandated auto-correct... Terrific! Luigi's acts were terrific!" -
They're gonna make this a show trial arent they
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Absolutely. That insane perp walk was the confirmation of that.
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Possibly the most asinine and detached decision any party has ever made. They are going to lose that show.
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Oh no less people are gonna die. What a stupid society
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Wholesome
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blah blah adventurism blah blah
sometimes people need a reminder
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Why would you be afraid of retribution? Are you doing a particularly evil job? Because if you're not, then I don't see what you have to be afraid of.
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The attempt to intimidate the industry [...] provides sufficient support for the terror enhancement.
But 17 year olds peacocking around with semi-auto rifles and murdering people who react with hostility to their presence, roving bands of unaccountable militia brownshirt squads itching to mag dump into protestor gatherings, endless mass social murder and suffering inflicted by global megacorps as directed by people like the dead CEO... none of those things were ever terrorism, of course.
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We need many many more Luigis
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I actually think that Social-Revolutionaries' assassination campaign helped Bolshevik approach, because they provoked the state into dumb flailing around, angering more people, and introduced additional disorganization, because assassinated officials had to be replaced and additional security measures slowed down the state's actions.
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"Yes, but that's good, you do understand that's good for society, right?"