• FordBeeblebrox@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    The tv talking heads, with such class, were frothing at the mouth with excitement about Luigi getting beat up and or raped in jail.

    Turns out the average person fucking loves the guy and what he stands for, prisoners doubly so.

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      1 year ago

      I don’t even know that he’s a hero. We don’t have any proof he did it. He’s guy they are framing.

    • MystikIncarnate@lemmy.ca
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      1 year ago

      Well, the feds did it to themselves. Rather than focusing on the crime of murder, they focused on the victim, who is completely unrelatable, and generally disliked, then they focused on the motive, which they presented in the context of “it was pre-meditated!” And everyone just saw a very relatable person in the accused and collectively we all kind of went “mood” … So I’m not sure what they expected, but that CEO guy that’s not important enough to remember the name of, who died, is not the victim here.

      The victims are all the people that were denied while CEO guy was in charge, denied by the policies he put in place, promoted, demanded that people enforce, or any of the above… Luigi is just the latest in a long line of victims that this guy has caused suffering to.

  • Rakonat@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I’ve yet to see any proof Luigi was in New York that day. How has the prosecution not released photos of him leaving central park by now? It’s basically impossible to get into or out of the park without cross at least one camera path. Unless of course, they know he didn’t do it but fucked up their investigation so bad they’ll never find the real shooter and just pinning it on some patsy they already had on a watch list.

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        1 year ago

        Well lets stick to facts. He was arrested at McDs 3 days after the murder.

        However, nothing of what he supposedly had in his possession makes sense, especial with the revelation his bag was searched illegally off camera before they finally turned on a body cam to search it.

        MO doesn’t make sense that he would go through efforts to hide his identity in New York and ditch clothing backpack but keep the fake IDs, gun and manifesto saying everything cops would want to hear on his person 3 days later.

  • They’re trying so hard to make him look like the bad guy and the corrupt af CEO the good guy but I’m not having it lol

    Luigi isn’t even my type but I have to admit he’s pretty fine 😘

  • Ledericas@lemm.ee
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    1 year ago

    its biasing us for Luigi, the more they try to do that the more attention they bring, which is why they mostly stopped reporting him in the news.

  • rumba@lemmy.zip
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    1 year ago

    No, no, don’t pay any attention to the company behind the curtain. They certainly didn’t send a bunch of their trusting customers and or their family members to the grave. No, no, it’s completely inconsequential to the case.

    This hell spawn shot that poor innocent oligarch, er um, family man, complicating his trust fund err…

    I said don’t look behind the curtain!

  • That Weird Vegan@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    1 year ago

    Luigi did it at a good time. Millions are about to lose their healthcare. I don’t want to wish ill on anyone, but if some of those people on the jury lose their healthcare, that would be a good thing for Luigi. No way they’d hang him out to dry if they lost their healthcare.

    • mcv@lemm.ee
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      1 year ago

      I don’t think undermining the right to a fair trial is the prosecutor’s job. And public opinion shouldn’t matter in a court of law.