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I just think that sending your own hard owned money to a murderer is pathetic, and everyone else upvoting this and encouraging this disgusting behaviour are also pathetic. This complete loss of all morals and integrity just because a victim was in a situation you politivally disagree with is completely embarassing.
it ain't no victim. it's literally all of us.
edit; also, morals and integrity? seriously?
That a health insurance company's CEO getting killed receives so much support from so many people cannot be explained away by "political disagreement". It is clear that the world is in a psychological crisis which affects everyone and billionaires who treat the world as a computer game are generally to blame. This guy is just a cog in the machine maybe an aspiring billionaire at best but not likely the one pulling the strings (such as share holders). Disregarding this reaction as the deviant behaviour of few politically charged individuals would be very far from the truth and is also likely the mistake that will be made by billionaires.
But making donations to a convicted felon who claims to be super rich and is nothing more than a con man and sexual abuser is ok? I choosing to stand with Luigi.
I, too, stand with Luigi, but that isn't an argument; that's whataboutism.
Classic whataboutism. I never said donating to Trump was ok.
Slow clap we need more support