Another big failure from another Apple product.

Everyone is shocked that this company can’t do anything but exploit a phone monopoly and use it to price-gouge people.

I don’t know why they’re shocked or why they would have though the faggot Rim Cook would be able to innovate anything.

Seriously though, at this point in the game, the fact that these people can’t get an AI news summarizer to work is actually incredible.

The Guardian:

Apple is suspending an artificial intelligence feature that made inaccurate summaries of news headlines.

The tech company received a complaint from the BBC after the AI-generated service issued a news alert branded with the corporation’s logo falsely telling some iPhone users that Luigi Mangione, who is accused of killing the UnitedHealthcare chief executive, Brian Thompson, had shot himself.

Other false notices that carried the BBC logo included one claiming Luke Littler had won the PDC World Darts final before playing in it and another that the tennis player Rafael Nadal had “come out” as gay.

Apple said in a statement that the feature would be suspended as part of its next software update, due imminently. Other news organisations were affected by the errors, with a summary of New York Times alerts wrongly claiming that Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, had been arrested.

How do you say Luigi shot himself in prison? Like, if it had picked up someone else killing himself in prison and gotten confused, you could at least understand it, but no one can shoot himself in prison because you are not allowed to have guns in prison.

All the AI has to do is summarize headlines. It shouldn’t ever get confused and mix things together.

If they had just installed vanilla Llama, it would have done much better than this. Basically, any AI can do this job. I think even Grok could manage.

Pathetic.

Apple is eventually going to collapse.

Anyone who has used the latest generation of Xiaomi’s flagship is aware that the only thing keeping Apple in the game at all at this juncture is the fact that China’s products are tariffed (and basically banned outright). Xiaomi and Huawei are both better than iPhone. They do not feel like Android at all, but instead like iPhones felt several years ago. iPhone now feels like garbage to use. It is not a good experience at all.

Both Apple and Tesla would collapse virtually immediately if the US actually upheld the “rules-based order” values it used to destroy American industry and allowed for the free flow of goods.

I never supported moving all of those jobs to China, which was completely insane. But they did it and gutted the American working class. It’s done. But now they’re going in and saying you can’t have jobs or the benefits of the global free market. You got double screwed.

Everywhere the Chinese are allowed to compete, they destroy the US.

Of the top 5 computer games on the biggest platform right now, two are Chinese, one is Korean, and the other two are American but they’re made by Valve, which is the one tech company that has actually maintained an American ethos.

I talk about this video game issue when talking about China a lot, because it is the only major industry in which they are even allowed to compete with American companies. The Americans block appliance and everything else, because they simply cannot compete.

It really gives the lie to the claim by Elon Musk that we have to import billions of Indians in order to “compete with China,” because we already don’t compete with China. The US has created a kind of iron curtain. They also ban Europe from importing most Chinese products.

It’s not because the American people are not capable, it is because everything is completely corrupt and depraved. Most of these companies are run by bumbling Indian sewer scum, and it’s the law in America that everything has to be gay.

It’s very sad to see Apple, which was once one of the great American companies, because nothing but a big swindle that makes all of its profits by nickel and dimeing people. If they would actually hire Americans, they could be designing great things. But they just want to hire Indians to come up with new ways to rip people off.

You can say whatever you want about this Luigi situation. There are some things you shouldn’t say about it on the internet.

But whatever you say, here’s the thing: it’s now a popular idea that powerful people should just be shot in the street because the American system is too corrupt for justice to be carried out any other way.

This isn’t a right-wing or left-wing view. The masses of people on both left and right agree with the general sentiment that the system is so broken that you would have to be retarded to think it is going to fix itself, while the establishment media of both left and right are telling people the system will start working any day now, we just need to sit and wait for it.

The Guardian:

In a new poll, more than two-thirds of respondents said they believed denials of coverage and profits in the health insurance industry were partially responsible for the killing of Brian Thompson, the UnitedHealthcare CEO, in early December.

Thompson was shot dead on the streets of Manhattan. His killer fled, sparking a nationwide manhunt, which ended when Luigi Mangione was arrested and charged with the killing after being arrested in a Pennsylvania McDonald’s. Mangione’s alleged writings indicated that he was angry at the US healthcare industry and saw it as exploitative.

The executive’s death also saw an outpouring of expressions of public anger towards the healthcare industry, with many Americans on social media sharing stories of poor experiences at the hands of the US profit-based healthcare system.

Almost 70% of respondents said “denials for health care coverage by health insurance companies” shared “a great deal” or a “moderate amount” of responsibility. Sixty-seven per cent said “profits made by health insurance companies” shared “a great deal” or a “moderate amount” of responsibility.

Twenty per cent of respondents to the new poll said “the individual who committed the killing” bore “only a little” responsibility or “none at all” for the death of Thompson. On the other hand, 78% said that person bore “a great deal” or a “moderate amount” of responsibility.

The fact that Luigi is handsome is a part of this, and certainly women are sexually obsessed with murderers. Every serial killer and mass shooter gets infinity amount of sex mail from women.

But that just fits into the emerging paradigm.

It’s literally a new paradigm. I know that term is used in marketing language and so on, but that is what this actually is. People are saying “well, I don’t think people should be shot in the street… but maybe they should be, actually?”

Related: 41% of American Young People Think Luigi’s Drastic Actions Were “Acceptable”

Luigi should face the life reward, not the death penalty.

What are they even saying he did wrong?

Since when has anyone in New York faced the death penalty? Who was the last person? Some sorry Irish drunk from “Gangs of New York”?

It’s federal charges they’re saying they’ll bring, and that will be the death penalty, but aside from the unconstitutionality of all this “federal charge” gibberish, if the feds are going to do this, why don’t they do it to criminal niggers who kill innocent people instead of Italian folk heroes?

AP:

The man accused of killing UnitedHealthcare’s CEO was whisked back to New York by plane and helicopter Thursday to face new federal charges of stalking and murder, which could bring the death penalty if he’s convicted.

Luigi Mangione was held without bail following a Manhattan federal court appearance, capping a whirlwind day that began in Pennsylvania, where he was arrested last week in the Dec. 4 attack on Brian Thompson.

The 26-year-old Ivy League graduate had been expected to be arraigned Thursday on a state murder indictment in a killing that at once rattled the business community and galvanized some health insurance critics, but the federal charges preempted that appearance. The cases will now proceed on parallel tracks, prosecutors said, with the state charges expected to go to trial first.

Who thinks this is okay? Totally aside from Luigi and his case, how are there two murder charges for the same murder?

Some of the unconstitutional acts this sickening kike government engages in are convoluted and confusing, but this is not one such case. The fact you can’t be tried twice for the same crime is explicitly enumerated in the Fifth Amendment.

No room for confusion there. This is “gun control” tier.

And again, if the feds can just say “we’re also charging you with murder as well!”, why don’t they do it every time?

Mangione, shackled at the ankles and wearing dress clothes, said little during the 15-minute proceeding as he sat between his lawyers in a packed federal courtroom.

…

At a hearing there Thursday morning, Mangione agreed to be returned to New York and was immediately turned over to at least a dozen New York Police Department officers who took him to an airport and a plane bound for Long Island.

He then was flown to a Manhattan heliport, where he was walked slowly up a pier by a throng of officers with assault rifles — a contingent that included New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch.

The federal complaint filed Thursday charges Mangione with two counts of stalking and one count each of murder through use of a firearm and a firearms offense. Murder by firearm carries the possibility of the death penalty, though federal prosecutors will determine whether to pursue that path in coming months.

He should just be released.

What did he even do?

Everyone wants him released. Especially women.

I thought we were supposed to believe all women?

Women are saying he should be freed, and I believe it.

Related: Fundraiser to Cover Luigi Mangione’s Legal Bills Raises More Than $120,000

The country has never been more united.

If Donald Trump comes out and says the Obamacare stooge “deserved it,” we’ll be off to the races.

Note that Trump hasn’t said anything about this.

But of course, Trump is saying horrible, gay things.

It would be really easy for him to not say that, and blame Obamacare and covid scamming, because that is literally why UnitedHealth was able to make such extreme amounts of money.

New York Post:

A shocking number of young people support UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson’s killer, with 41 percent saying that Luigi Mangione’s alleged actions are “acceptable,” an Emerson College poll has found.

Twenty-four percent of U.S. voters ages 18-29 answered that Mangione’s alleged cold-blooded killing was somewhat acceptable, and 17% said it was completely acceptable.

There was also a stark partisan split among those polled, with 22% of Democrats saying they find the killer’s actions acceptable compared to only 12% of Republicans and 16% of independents who do.

The poll of 1,000 voters was conducted last week.

This is a high percentage, regardless.

But I’m sure a lot of people were afraid to answer.

In general, you don’t want it on record that you support killing healthcare overlords.

The boomers probably really are against it, because they are so fat and stupid that they believe this had something to do with “the free market.”

I showed the graph before and I’ll show it again. I’ll keep showing it if I feel it necessary.

Obamacare was implemented in 2010.

It’s not a coincidence.

Look at the lobbying.

Obamacare forced people to buy government-subsidized insurance, and it just funneled massive amounts of money into the health insurance industry. Do you remember people having healthcare problems in the 00s? I’m sure poor people did, but poor people are fat, stupid, and on drugs. Obamacare made everyone pay huge amounts of money for the worst possible insurance and all of the money was gobbled up by these companies that lobby the government to allow them to gobble up money.

There is tons of information about this, but just read the Wall Street Journal op-ed piece, written in response to the recent slaying of the fat cat.

It’s just a short thing that gives the basics on this totally criminal action by the government and these corporations. They are just fleecing people.

I know that people will say “well, leftists don’t know about that and still think Obamacare is somehow socialized medicine and they think Luigi was shooting the free market.”

Well, I don’t care about that. It makes no difference to me what people’s thoughts are if they are actively supporting a cause. This is like saying you should support Israel because Hamas is BLM. If leftists are against Israel because they think Jews are white, I honestly do not care at all and don’t understand why someone would care.

I remember Ben Shapiro’s entire bit about how Palestine is just BLM and that’s why everyone should support Israel, because if you don’t support Israel, you’re supporting BLM. In the case of Brian Thomson, however, they’re not really even bothering with that, and simply saying that he represented “free market healthcare,” which is a total lie.

Even before Obamacare, there was no explanation as to why America has the most expensive healthcare in the world other than that the government is making it that way to benefit corporations. If it was a libertarian system, everything would cost the same as it does in Mexico.

Mexico isn’t even on that chart, because they don’t have these problems. You don’t need insurance, you can just pay at the hospital when you have a problem.

NB4 “Mexico has bad healthcare tho” – not really! In an American hospital, it’s all just a bunch of foreigners who can barely speak English. Mexican doctors have better English than the American ones.

Look at MRI costs.

Basically anyone can operate an MRI machine after watching a 30 minute training video. So the cost is supposedly the machine. They have the same machines in third world countries, and the cost is less than 10%.

It’s the same thing with basically everything else. Most people are not getting major surgeries, but those are cheaper in the third world as well. Maybe that’s one area where you would want a first world doctor, but it’s literally the only area, and unless you’re obese or in some kind of terrible accident, there is no real likelihood you’re going to need a major surgery before the age of 65 (and even then, most of them are probably unnecessary).

This is all a gigantic scam. No, we don’t need socialized medicine, but what we have now is billions of times worse than that.

Imagine that the government is using law to funnel money into health insurance companies. There is no plausible excuse for this, and everyone involved is a criminal. It has absolutely nothing to do with “free market capitalism.” The fact that leftists believe that is the case means less than nothing. These people also believe in trannies. Who cares what they believe? Why would you care?

Who is the terrorist?

The United States is assassinating Russian generals outside of their homes. The Russians didn’t do anything.

This CEO was colluding with the government to drain the blood of the American people.

AP:

The man accused of killing UnitedHealthcare’s CEO has been charged with murder as an act of terrorism, prosecutors said Tuesday as they worked to bring him to a New York court from a Pennsylvania jail.

Luigi Mangione already was charged with murder in the Dec. 4 killing of Brian Thompson, but the terror allegation is new.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said Thompson’s death on a midtown Manhattan street “was a killing that was intended to evoke terror. And we’ve seen that reaction.”

Luigi Mangione has been indicted in New York for murder charges — including first-degree murder and second-degree murder as an act of terrorism — for the killing of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, the Manhattan DA announces. pic.twitter.com/lKrgEmDpti

— CBS News (@CBSNews) December 17, 2024

Mangione’s New York lawyer, Karen Friedman Agnifilo, declined to comment.

Why didn’t he get an Italian lawyer?

Most lawyers are Jewish, but there are a lot of Italian lawyers. It’s not good to have a female Jew lawyer, unless you are suing someone for some kind of sexual abuse.

Thompson, 50, was shot while walking to a hotel where Minnesota-based UnitedHealthcare — the United States’ biggest medical insurer — was holding an investor conference.

The killing kindled a fiery outpouring of resentment toward U.S. health insurance companies, as Americans swapped stories online and elsewhere of being denied coverage, left in limbo as doctors and insurers disagreed, and stuck with sizeable bills.

The shooting also rattled C-suites, as “wanted” posters with other health care executives’ names and faces appeared on New York streets and some social media users extolled Mangione’s deed as payback.

New York Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said Tuesday that “any attempt to rationalize this is vile, reckless and offensive to our deeply held principles of justice.”

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Investigators’ working theory is that Mangione, an Ivy League computer science grad from a prominent Maryland family, was propelled by anger at the U.S. health care system. A law enforcement bulletin obtained by The Associated Press last week said that when arrested, he was carrying a handwritten letter that called health insurance companies “parasitic” and complained about corporate greed.

Here’s the court document, indictment calling it “terrorism.”

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch condemns the “shocking and appalling celebration of cold-blooded murder” after the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, and the threats made to other CEOs since that shooting.

“These are the threats of a lawless, violent mob, who would… pic.twitter.com/gzqiEcVU1o

— CBS News (@CBSNews) December 17, 2024

It’s not terrorism.

Obviously, you have to charge this guy with a murder. Hopefully, the jury lets him off. But terrorism is a stupid charge.

There is no evidence that this was even political. Actually, it’s questionable whether Luigi even did it. Do you trust the cops not to plant the evidence? Do you think a McDonald’s employee (who is not even going to get the reward, apparently) recognized his eyebrows?

The US government literally assassinates people. They do not believe in “the rule of law.” No one really believes in that, frankly. Not now. Not after all that has happened. People would prefer revenge over laws.

Wow, Luigi is really bringing this country together.

The Guardian:

An online fundraiser created for the suspect arrested in the New York murder of Brian Thompson, the UnitedHealthcare CEO, has raised more than $120,000 for his legal defense.

Luigi Mangione, 26, was arrested on 9 December in Altoona, Pennsylvania, in connection with Thompson’s killing outside a Manhattan hotel five days earlier.

He has since been charged with second-degree murder, forgery and three gun charges by prosecutors in New York. He faces separate charges in Pennsylvania for carrying a gun without a license, forgery, falsely identifying himself to the authorities and possessing “instruments of crime”.

Mangione’s defense attorney in Pennsylvania, Thomas Dickey, has said that his client will plead not guilty to the charges against him in Pennsylvania, and he has been fighting extradition to New York. Mangione is being held in a Pennsylvania jail without bond.

As of Monday morning, an anonymous fundraiser titled “December 4th Legal Committee”– a reference to the date of the shooting – hosted on the GiveSendGo crowdsourcing platform had raised more than $125,000 meant to cover Mangione’s legal fees, with a target goal of $200,000.

The fundraiser states: “This is a preemptive legal fundraiser for the suspect allegedly involved in the shooting of the UnitedHealthcare CEO. We are not here to celebrate violence, but we do believe in the constitutional right of fair legal representation.”

The fundraiser added that all proceeds would be sent directly to Mangione, unless he rejected them, in which case they would be provided to other defendants with whom the campaign sympathizes.

Meanwhile, his Twitter account has not been banned, and many are following for updates on his future behaviors.

Of course, the Jews are complaining, and trying to explain away all of this popular support for anti-healthcare causes coming from both left and right.

“There’s no context that makes this acceptable. You murdered a person that is the father of two people. Full stop.”@BariWeiss calls out the “rotten culture” that has made a folk hero out of UnitedHealthcare CEO murder suspect Luigi Mangione.

“You cannot have a functioning… pic.twitter.com/H8D3Q1VyHN

— The Free Press (@TheFP) December 16, 2024

You’ll always have the Jews there to support every decadent and evil thing, regardless.

Pay them no mind.

Just like the Palestine cause, Luigi has brought into focus a cause that all can support.

See: No One is “Against Vigilante Justice on Principle”

One thing I will say here is that you couldn’t make a list “Most Wanted Jews” with names and faces and suggestions that they should be shot.

I will be interested to see how many Jews are on these cards. Based on the face of the physiognomy of the individual responsible, I would suspect there won’t be many.

New York Post:

The founder of a “socialist apparel” brand who has called online for the death of corporate executives is planning to sell a deck of cards of “most wanted CEOs” — complete with names and faces and decorated with illustrations of gun range targets.

Comrade Workwear founder James Harr announced the disturbing project just days after UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was executed on the streets of Midtown Manhattan.

He said it was inspired by the “most-wanted Iraqi” playing card decks famously distributed to US and coalition forces during the 2003 invasion of Iraq to help identify key targets in Saddam Hussein’s circle.

rofl.

Good reference!

That deck helped soldiers “find and do what they needed to do” to those depicted, said Harr, whose social accounts are loaded with anti-capitalism posts and images including one reading “the CEO must die.”

He then blithely rattles off numerous A-list CEOs — whom The Post is choosing not to name — to be included in the deck, asking his combined 109,000 followers between Instagram and TikTok to help come up with more.

Oh, actually.

HOLY SH*T!!

Guy on TikTok is pitching his new “The Most Wanted CEOs” playing cards set. In the comments, people are not only praising the idea and want to order it, but they’ve also turned their attention to Elon Musk.

Protect Elon at all costs. pic.twitter.com/K9BhsJJJ4Q

— I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸 (@ImMeme0) December 15, 2024

Yes, he has a bunch of Jews on there, lol.

My bad about the physiognomy. Maybe he’s Italian?

The comment thread below the Instagram post was flooded with praise from followers, who threw out scores of suggestions for other potential targets to feature in the deck, with many pledging to buy it as soon as it’s available for purchase.

“Does it include addresses?” asked one commenter inquiring what information would be available on the cards.

“We need cards for good guys like Luigi [Mangione] too,” wrote another in reference to Thompson’s accused killer.

This is not something anyone wants to be involved in.

It’s technically not illegal, but there are a lot of things that people have been prosecuted for that are technically no illegal.

DISGUSTING!!!

People have started to put up ‘Wanted’ posters all over NYC of healthcare CEO’s in the wake of the murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. pic.twitter.com/XUSlMN1ZC3

— Conservative Brief (@ConservBrief) December 11, 2024

Don’t buy these cards and don’t make provocative posts about Luigi and especially not about various living CEOs. It’s just dumb and they will come for you.

It’s easy enough to just say that you understand why Luigi did what he did and you don’t think he should be punished. What this socialist clothing person is doing is coming close to calling for assassinations, which also isn’t technically illegal, but is close.

It’s clear that CEO-slayer Luigi Mangione made some mistakes. He should not have had evidence on his person, he should have left the country. If he was planning more justice, he still should have dumped everything, waited several months, and kitted back up.

I’ve seen it suggested in conspiracy circles (which to be fair is a circle we’re all in at this point) that he was a patsy, grabbed randomly out of a McDonald’s to face charges for this crime. The argument is that it’s unlikely he would have had evidence of the crime on him at time of arrest. I’m not convinced it’s impossible he would have done that. The idea a McDonald’s employee recognized his eyebrows seems much more questionable.

It seems unlikely he’s a patsy either way, but it’s possible the feds used extreme spying methods to find him and didn’t want to explain these methods to the public, so they planted the evidence on him and came up with the eyebrows story.

He has a very normal profile online, and was not screaming that he is a patsy while being escorted to jail.

He was instead screaming about the politics of the killing.

Luigi Mangione should’ve used this opportunity to demand a trial by combat.

I would’ve volunteered to be his champion, and defeat the whitest, plumpest neoliberal the feds has to offer. pic.twitter.com/TNDGhyELiW

— Zhao DaShuai 东北进修🇨🇳 (@zhao_dashuai) December 12, 2024

Frankly, I wouldn’t normally even address the conspiracy theory here, because it would be dumb, but the whole “recognized his eyebrows” thing was so silly it strikes me people have a reason to be suspicious.

It is not hard for the authorities to find an antisocial person with serious personal problems and no record of their online activity to pin crimes on. The first Trump shooter, Thomas Crooks, had basically no identity.

Conversely, Luigi’s profile, including his review of Ted Kaczynski’s manifesto, all makes good sense.

Mostly, it just seems pointless to pick a handsome, fit, pro-social young gamer as a patsy. They would be creating a folk hero.

And he is a folk hero. I’m against murder and so on, but there is no one who can legitimately claim that Brian Thompson didn’t deserve it.

The government should regulate these companies, and a CEO has a fiduciary duty to make as much money as possible within the law.

But the reason that the law doesn’t prevent corporate abuse is that these companies bribe the government.

Along with engaging in the most aggressive claims denial of any health insurance company, United was also guilty of working with the government and Pfizer to score record profits during the virus hoax.

I have no sympathy here. People make decisions, then they deal with the consequences. You can’t engage in this kind of predatory behavior without risking someone putting a hole in the back of your head outside a hotel in New York at 6AM. At least, you can’t do that anymore.

Luigi should not go to prison. He should be let free, with no consequences for taking an action that virtually everyone in the country agrees with.

And there is a legal way for him to walk free.

From the robot (which is much better than Wikipedia now):

Jury nullification is a legal concept where a jury returns a “not guilty” verdict despite overwhelming evidence of a defendant’s guilt, because they believe the law itself is unjust, the punishment is too harsh, or the law should not apply in the particular case. This phenomenon occurs when a jury exercises its discretion to disregard the law and acquit a defendant, even if they acknowledge the defendant’s factual guilt.

Jury nullification has its roots in colonial America, where juries used their power to acquit defendants as a form of protest against British laws they deemed unjust. This practice continued during the Prohibition era in the early 20th century, as juries frequently acquitted individuals charged with violating liquor laws, reflecting public sentiment against these laws.

There has never been a more obvious need for jury nullification than in the case of Luigi Mangione, and with both left and right supporting Luigi’s cause.

Any jury who convicts this man should be viewed as co-conspirators with insurance, pharma, and the sickening corrupt US government.

Aside from being hilarious true justice, jury nullification in this case would throw the government into total disarray, with the government making all kinds of demands and ultimately figuring out a way to abolish juries or outlaw nullification. Anything that jams the system is good, and sending a message to the government that if they won’t rein in the corruption, the public will, would really throw a wrench in the works.

Leftists are talking about jury nullification on Twitter, but the DA is going to demand that no one on the jury knows what it is. So it could be difficult to swing this. But we can hope. It’s more hopeful than anything else going on right now.

Previously: Luigi Doesn’t Have to Go to Prison – The People Can Choose to Let Him Go Free

There is a whole movement of people in the government and media talking about how they are so opposed to Luigi Mangione taking out a fat cat corporate terrorist because they are against vigilante justice generally.

Many of these shills are “right-wingers” or “libertarians.” None of them will say that it is only through bribing the government, and the Obamacare system, that UnitedHealth was able to become the massive company that it is. The company is worth nearly 15 times as much as it was when Obamacare was implemented in March of 2010.

With their profits increase, they also increased their government bribery campaign.

In the United States, there simply is no way to distinguish between large corporations and governments, and anyone supports these corporations is de facto supporting the government. There is no clear left-right line to draw here.

But when it comes to the shills, they are not even admitting that they are taking a side, but rather claiming that they oppose all vigilante justice on principle.

In reality, no one has such a principle.

Does anyone actually believe that Josh Shapiro would be condemning vigilante justice if someone did an extrajudicial killing of the Ayatollah?

Josh Shapiro: “In America, we do not kill people in cold blood to resolve policy differences or express a viewpoint … I have no tolerance, nor should anyone, for one man using an illegal ghost gun to murder someone because he thinks his opinion matters most … he is no hero.” pic.twitter.com/RSRwz5fQNq

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) December 10, 2024

The “right-wing,” Josh’s cousin Ben, has also condemned the execution of Brian Thompson.

Ben Shapiro’s own viewers revolt over his pro-health insurance comments: pic.twitter.com/ZrOvRfO6TQ

— The Young Turks (@TheYoungTurks) December 11, 2024

Obviously, these Shapiros would support a vigilante killing their enemies, just like everyone supports vigilantes killing their enemies. The only people condemning Luigi are people who support the American Empire’s system of corporate and state power coming together to dominate the world for the benefit of a tiny elite class which contains a drastic overrepresentation of Jews.

With the Shapiros specifically, you might ask what the difference is between a vigilante street killing and Israel’s actions all through the Middle East, which have been declared illegal by the rest of the world. With that you would be getting into the nature of law and power, and you would have to eventually come to the conclusion that Israel is able to killing people in other countries because they have the power to do that. This gets into an interesting question about the nature of power and the “rights” of individuals in relation to states. The ultimate and probably difficult reality is that no one actually has any “rights” beyond what they are capable of doing, and the IDF only has more “right” to kill people than Luigi Mangione because they are capable of it. A state that offers its citizens various “rights” is only capable of doing that because it has the ability to commit violence.

That’s a bigger issue, however, which is largely beyond our scope today. The immediate issue at hand is a clip of Jesse Waters AKA “Gay Tucker Carlson” who condemned Luigi for being a vigilante before in the same breath saying that he hopes a vigilante kills him in prison.

Watters: He’s way too soft. He’s going to get annihilated. If he’s not going to get the death penalty, maybe someone will do him justice behind bars

Jeanine: You should stop there pic.twitter.com/NFuvKNhshv

— Acyn (@Acyn) December 9, 2024

This is nonsensical tripe. He’s against vigilante killings but he thinks vigilantes should be killed by vigilantes.

That’s all of these people whining about Luigi, who are all faggots.

I’m aware that much of the support for Luigi is coming from the left, but that is actually good. Why would anyone on the right be against leftists having the correct position? This is the same bullshit that Ben Shapiro did with the anti-Israel protests: “you should support Israel because the left is against them.” This is not the way adults form opinions.

The correct way to form an opinion is to ask whether something benefits you and your personal agenda. If this is the way you are thinking, you are not going to make a judgement call on the morality or lack thereof of vigilante killings, you’re going to ask: “well, who are the vigilantes killing?” All of this stuff about morals and principles is just bullshit for plebs. Morals and principles have to come from a rational place that is not abstract, but based on ones own interests.

Ask the Shapiros or Jesse Waters how they would feel if a Russian vigilante took out Vladimir Putin.

Meanwhile, outside of Jews and their shills, what about Gary Plauché, who in 1984 killed the man who kidnapped and raped his son? Is there anyone who is opposed to that? Plauché did zero prison time, by the way. In the same year, Bernhard Goetz shot four blacks who were hassling him on the New York subway, and despite crippling one of them, only served 8 months in jail. He was widely supported by the public.

This is a complete joke, this idea of “our principles and values mean only cops and the military can kill people.” No one believes in it and anyone claiming to believe in it right now is simply a shill for the medical industrial complex. Further, they are probably also just generally uncomfortable with the idea of vigilantes targeting elites, and the masses of people considering that justice can exist outside of the legal system.

From a religious perspective, it is fine to say “murder is immoral.” Certainly, a society should not allow murder. But the response to that in the Luigi case is that the health insurance companies are killing people constantly, and the government, who is paid off by the insurance companies, refuses to stop them.

Everyone has to come up with their own view on this. I think it’s fair to say that everyone would prefer to live in a society where the government represented the masses of people instead of a minority elite, where the government did not accept bribes from corporations, and collude with corporations, against the masses of people. Unfortunately, we do not live in such a society.

I’m Not Endorsing the Killing

I’m not endorsing the killing of Brian Thompson. I do think he deserved it, and I don’t think Luigi should be punished, but I will not endorse murdering people on the streets.

Again, no one wants to live in a society where people feel so helpless and so incapable of receiving justice from the government that they start killing people. Unfortunately, through the democracy project, the ruling elite of the United States have created a system where the masses of people have no ability to petition grievances, and the secular nature of the state means that it has no guiding principles to which it has to adhere. Any principles the state does have are constantly shifting, and there is no way to hold the government accountable for anything.

It would be ridiculous to create a situation like the one we have in America and expect that the population will not become radicalized and ultimately become violent. It’s basic cause and effect.

What you are going to see, as the gap between rich and poor continues to widen, and the government continues to get more and more lawless, is that the elite are going to further militarize against the population. This means more cops, it means more suppression of speech and crackdowns on dissident movements, it means more elite enclaves where the rulers are protected from the peasantry.

It’s not nice. It’s not a good future. But it is the inevitable result of democracy and secularism, an out of control government that is not accountable to anyone.