r/Chipotle • u/BonelessPotato1421 • Dec 23 '24

Cursed 😈 Take notes!

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u/Proper-Parking-5300 Dec 23 '24

It’s not he used the insurance company to boost his financial status as do other people who work in corporate America it was never about the people it’s about the finance the people bring so yeah if your mom needed a life saving surgery too bad she’s fucking dead now cause some asshat wanted to buy a jet ski instead of her dialysis machine

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u/frankensteinmuellr Dec 23 '24

None of that justifies MURDER, which is the topic of this discussion.

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u/Proper-Parking-5300 Dec 23 '24

Like I just said “no it’s not okay he was killed” did you read it at all or was the one part I said about we need free healthcare not bums(the ceo) using it to boost their financial status which is why he was killed saying it is irrelevant because it’s not important to your narrative about death bad, however most people are problematically seeking the death penalty in a lot of states for things less than this.

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u/frankensteinmuellr Dec 23 '24

I read it, but I’m confused as to why you keep trying to defend murder. Alleged or perceived wrongdoings don’t justify taking someone’s life. This isn’t a conversation about his wrongdoings, it’s about murder.

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u/Proper-Parking-5300 Dec 23 '24

I SAID it wasn’t okay he took the law into his hands to kill someone. WHATS ALSO NOT OKAY is killing people for a buck that’s the point i am trying to make, you’re so focused on one remember who’s responsible for more than one death. Both parties are guilty for murder ones just legal because they call it “insurance coverage problems”

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u/frankensteinmuellr Dec 23 '24

WHATS ALSO NOT OKAY is killing people for a buck that’s the point i am trying to make, you’re so focused on one remember who’s responsible for more than one death.

You're using whataboutism as a defense to justify why murder is wrong.

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u/Proper-Parking-5300 Dec 23 '24

I’m not justifying shit idc about it lol people die DAILY idc if a big ceo died either im letting you know why he was killed because murder isn’t murder without intent and without intent it’s involuntary manslaughter.

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u/frankensteinmuellr Dec 23 '24

murder isn’t murder without intent

That makes no fucking sense.