#Assassination

[mymatedave10]

An unknowing follower of Mithradites VI Eupator of the Kingdom of Pontus, 135-63 BC, who was a major rival to the Roman Republic of the time, he was constantly in fear of being poisoned by rivals so did much the same thing as explained in the wiki and video below.

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some of my favs

[cat-mermaid]

HELL YES, look how scared they are at the public's reaction, this is amazing

[sporkfan14]

i have developed a much more viceral understanding of why bank robbers were widely regarded as popular heroes in the 1930s

[kropotkindersurprise]

December 12, 2024 - Someone in Seattle reprogrammed a roadside construction sign to read ONE LESS CEO - MANY MORE TO GO. [video]

[joleneboquila]

[good-times-with-weapons]

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[r3negade-x]

In light of the the insurance company ceo shooting, I just want to make clear, for the fbi agents watching, that I do not think that shooting ceos is a good solution. I also do not suggest attempting a 360 no-scope on Jeff bezos, nor do I advise any hitman attempting to kill elon musk to wait until he is alone, sneak up behind him, and say "nothing personnel, kid" before shooting him in the back of the head.

[fuckyeahmarxismleninism]

[autumngracy]

Love how they keep calling it an "urgent" manhunt to find the guy that shot the United Healthcare CEO

Like brother, there is almost nobody that wants that guy caught

[cloudofbutterflies]

he’s hot he has a nice smile he hates healthcare ceos he believes in direct action he was dramatic enough carve words into bullet casings… let’s just say if he’s single I am not a snitch

[texas-gothic]

This Luigi business has, I think, really exposed something we all knew about in the US justice system, but has for so long been pretended to not exist by all of this country's communication and media controllers.

Despite the fact that we are all meant to be private citizens, all held within equal respect by and to the law, there are some very different classes of people as far as courts are concerned.

If Luigi Mangione had shot some middle class, pencil pushing office schlub or retail salesman, there'd have been a however temporary stink made about on the television. And if they ever did catch him, he'd be dragged through the courts, and maybe become the center of a "shame on you" piece on the 6 o'clock news. But in all likelihood they never would have bothered to catch him. They'd say "we're doing our best" and they'd forget about it. No manhunt, no media circus, no $60,000 bounty put on his head by the FBI.

If Luigi Mangione had shot, say, a black man, nothing would have happened at all. It's unlikely we would even have any inkling of it.

But Luigi Mangione didn't kill someone from the lower class, he didn't even kill someone from the middle class. He killed Bryan Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, a Fortune 500 company. He killed a nobleman. And that means he's to be dragged into court surrounded by a small army of guards, charged with crimes wholly unrelated to whatever he's allegedly done, and before all of that, made the subject of a national manhunt.

If nothing else, it's become abundantly clear just who the courts consider to be worth their time.

[cat-mermaid]

no one was making the obvious joke, i gotta do everything me self

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