Luigi Mangione's legal defense fund hits $1 million in donations
Luigi Mangione's legal defense fund hits $1 million in donations
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Luigi Mangione's legal defense fund hits $1 million in donations
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The People know a bad faith prosecution when they see it and are willing to pay what they can to help.
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Most of the people supporting him are convinced he's guilty, but think that his murder makes him a hero.
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I don't think he's guilty. The evidence is tampered, improperly collected, and flimsy. There is "reasonable" doubt, not the kind of evidence to lock someone up over. The way he was paraded around made it clear he's just some random dude. You might find me with manifesto too lol, I also hate rich CEOs. Like half the country does.
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TBH I'd rather donate to the prosecution at this point. Leaves a bad feeling in the mouth when some rich boy murderer gets better chances just because he's got an online following, I assume this is how people felt about OJ Simpson.
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the fact that he has money is irrelevant to people’s feelings about him
and… better chances? are you fucking joking? the prosecution is asking for the death penalty for (allegedly) killing 1 dude
even if he did it, that’s not justice - that’s making an example out of him… that’s retribution that far outweighs the crime
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Marx and Engels were both rich.
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I can't help but think that many of the people who gave money are convinced he's guilty, but think that the CEO deserved to be killed.
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The word of the day is 'Nullify'.
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Guilty?
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How much does it take to buy his freedom?
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I don't understand why people are mobilizing for him. Maybe he will be found guilty of be wrongly acquitted, both possible case where this crowdfunding would be dirty money.
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Good. Tell him to use any money left over on hookers and blow.
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The "dirt" of killing that CEO is incredibly clean
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Death penalty cases drag on long and if he gets acquitted, I have a feeling the money will go other people's legal funds.
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That's not counting his family fortune, either. Must be nice being born into riches, getting a nice degree and cushy job, all just to throw it away.
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So you're mad because his sacrifice actually means something?
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Yeah whats that?
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Nah, hold him accountable for his actions. Him and Karnello Anthony can share a cell
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How's that corpo boot taste?
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He is being held accountable, if he did it.
Everybody deserves a defence to ensure the state does their job properly.
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I will hold Luigi accountable for his actions.
As in praising him like a saint, a martyr, a legend. The hero we need.
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I think everyone hopes that he won't end up a martyr
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The bad news is he's dead, you can't hold him accountable. The good news is his justice was already served. We're talking about the evil CEO right?
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G8 b8 m8
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Fuck u cint
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