CEOs struggle to process their new reality after the public glee at Brian Thompson’s killing
CEOs struggle to process their new reality after the public glee at Brian Thompson’s killing
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Just wanted to comment on these two.
“I have to wonder if the demonization of corporate America and the wealthy over the last four years planted a mind virus in the assassin’s mind.”
Fuck you! You have the mind virus. A virus which leads you to believe that the rest of us should suffer because you’re better. Eat shit anonymous CEO.
“If you walk by the place where it happened, it’s business as usual, which gives me some perspective. This was a random killing by a mentally ill person. Let’s not turn a tragic incident into a trend. Most people don’t hate CEOs. They don’t care about CEOs. They have bigger issues to care about.”
Then light some candles and put out some flowers you fucking cowardly parasite. Hold a vigil, gather your CEO buddies and sing Kumbaya. Be sure and post the date online so all of the healthcare CEOs know when to be there.
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Most people don’t hate CEOs.
The public reaction to this event disagrees with this claim.
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Social media is used by a tiny minority of the population.
Thinking you can extrapolate what you see on social media into "the public" at large is the chief reason people on Reddit and Lemmy were so baffled when Harris got her ass kicked in the election.
Be more mindful of what's true of "the public", and what's true only in the echo chamber.
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95%+ of posts and comments have been in support of a murderer, barely any opposition, even on more conservative social media like Facebook.. Sure, the general public is different, but even if it's 60%, that's still a lot..
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Even if it's 40%, that's still a lot lol
That's literally like take 10 people off the street, and 4 people agree. It could be 60%, it could be 80%, etc.
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I hate CEOs, landlords, royal families, and anybody else perpetuating the status quo.
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