He was murdered in cold blood by a person who also came from a rich and privileged background. No one is forced to buy the products of this company if they don't want to.
this whole business model is built on taking people's money and then refusing to give it back to them when they need it most. he got rich by successfully hording more lucre than his competitors and letting people die in the process. he never "produced" a fucking thing in his short, miserable life.
"no one is forced to buy the products of this company," and likewise, nobody is forced to profit from the continuance of this ghoulish, graverobbing industry, if they're worried about their personal safety. those who take up the sword shall perish by the sword.
i promise i'm not just being cryptic for the sake of melodrama, but nevertheless—if you believe that rich and powerful people aren't occasionally killed as "part of the plan," you're not very well acquainted with "the plan."
to be slightly more specific: most people fail to appreciate the political usefulness of well-deployed public violence from an authoritarian perspective.
i have great news for you: i don't believe that. i only believe that the death of *this* rich and powerful man was not part of the plan. because it wasn't.
THATS CALLED MF BARS!!!
He was murdered in cold blood by a person who also came from a rich and privileged background. No one is forced to buy the products of this company if they don't want to.
what "products"?
this whole business model is built on taking people's money and then refusing to give it back to them when they need it most. he got rich by successfully hording more lucre than his competitors and letting people die in the process. he never "produced" a fucking thing in his short, miserable life.
"no one is forced to buy the products of this company," and likewise, nobody is forced to profit from the continuance of this ghoulish, graverobbing industry, if they're worried about their personal safety. those who take up the sword shall perish by the sword.
i promise i'm not just being cryptic for the sake of melodrama, but nevertheless—if you believe that rich and powerful people aren't occasionally killed as "part of the plan," you're not very well acquainted with "the plan."
to be slightly more specific: most people fail to appreciate the political usefulness of well-deployed public violence from an authoritarian perspective.
i have great news for you: i don't believe that. i only believe that the death of *this* rich and powerful man was not part of the plan. because it wasn't.
so in this case, you're pushing all your chips in on the "self-motivated, lone wolf assassin" scenario?
admirable confidence at this early stage in the game.