This is a genuine question.
I have a hard time with this. My righteous side wants him to face an appropriate sentence, but my pessimistic side thinks this might have set a great example for CEOs to always maintain a level of humanity or face unforseen consequences.
P.S. this topic is highly controversial and I want actual opinions so let’s be civil.
And if you’re a mod, delete this if the post is inappropriate or if it gets too heated.
No.
I want jury nullification as it would send the most powerful of messages to Wall Street.
Won’t happen, but I can dream.
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Yes, murder is illegal no matter how glad it makes people - unless of course the President does it, which as we all know makes it okay.
No. If murdering cops can get away with it, so should someone who killed a guy who has indirectly killed millions through the racket that is health insurance.
I’ve already received a ban on LW and this community is on LW so I’ll point out that more communities should move away from LW
No, I think he should escape into myth. I hope that he had a planned exit strategy for the end of this, and that he manages to flee the U.S. If he is caught, I believe he will be made an example, a metaphorical head on a pike to scare people off.
or face
unforseen consequences.FTFY
no.
I don’t even care about his motives.
only reason why, that CEO jackass never allowed thousands if not millions of his customers to defend their right to care. the system he built, maintained, and expanded denied people their justice.
for that reason, and that reason alone, he and his family should have their justice denied.
This place is worse than Reddit. Bunch of bloodthirsty, instigating keyboard warriors and wannabe freedom fighters who love nothing more but to suck terrorist cock. What a joke.
It’ll be interesting to see how this plays out and how long it goes on for. I feel like every other shooting, even school shootings these days get the “thoughts and prayers” treatment. Then it’s onto the next news at six and who won last night’s game.
Even if he gets convicted, he’ll be a hero in prison. We’ve had plenty of serial killers with cult followings, and this person is more dangerous to the establishment out in public.
It’s very likely that he would get dealt with in a similar way that Epstein was.
Don’t give a shit if he’s prosecuted for it, I’d be a bit pissed if a jury convicts him.
I want them to put an effort to find the guy, but ultimately I hope they never catch him. This dude is a hero, even if not for what he did, but the fear that he instilled in evil executives. It’s much bigger than just the one guy. It’s already made blue cross/blue shield change a fucked up policy. Even if this type of vigilante justice never happens again, the possibility of it must be in the back of every executives mind, and that alone should be enough to make the world slightly better. Even if just a little.
Nah
