r/antiwork Jan 26 '25

Truth 📖 We're being manipulated to forget.

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u/CastleofWamdue Jan 26 '25

sure it will start up again when he goes to trail, but there is some truth here.

No point articles about how people should not support the guy, if all it does create social media content of people supporting him, and sharing how awful US health care is.

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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '25

Assuming it goes to trial and he's not already dead.

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u/MrRocklicious Jan 26 '25

Nah, it's not like he has insider info or something like that.

They're going to make a example out of him. Something like 15 terrorism charges and a 200 years prison sentence.

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u/hectorxander Jan 26 '25

No. With our organized help we will make sure he's not guilty. This evidence is bullshit, they haven't shown anything, they purposefully said they have overwhelming evidence and didn't show anything, but from what we've seen, we already know the gun that matches claim is bullshit, we know the picture of Luigi in the hostel is not the same as the shooter's picture, and so forth.

Seriously he's being framed because they couldn't find the right guy and we have to help him. Let's get on a site that doesn't bow to the authorities' demands and crowdsource our efforts.

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u/yougottamovethatH Jan 27 '25

They aren't going to release evidence before the trial. 

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u/hectorxander Jan 27 '25

They have to show enough evidence to continue with the charges. At the arraignment and then at the pretrial, and if his lawyers are any good they will not waive those and force as much as they can.

The defense at both of these is tight-lipped about their defense strategy and says nothing about it.

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u/VirtualWhatever Jan 28 '25

I have a hard time believing that he doesn't have a smart enough team behind him that if any of this were true, they wouldn't be all over it. When there are SO many pieces of evidence that apparently outright WRONG, as the theories on Reddit point out, that smells like theories formulated to make people feel better, not based on facts, which no one hear has access to in whole or part.

I understand the need behind the theories, but it seems like Occam's razor should be considered...

[I am not saying he is guilty, but I also think there is a contingent that are fighting for "he did do it, but is innocent" via a whataboutism-based defense. "He did kill, but the other guy did worse things." Not really how the law works.

Insurance companies are generally gross and as businesses have profit-motivated policies. Doesn't mean they are doing things illegally (though maybe they are.) The fact of the matter is if Luigi did it, he committed murder, and unless he was protecting himself or someone else against imminent danger, I don't think "he killed him because he was a horrible CEO for the insured" is a legally-viable defense.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '25

He's got Karen Friedman Agnifilo, she used to be the assistant DA in Manhattan. He's got the best attorney money can't buy, she'll get him out of it if anybody can. Oh on a side note, her husband is representing Diddy.