Trump Wants to Kill Luigi

I guess she wants to make it harder for the jury to convict him.

Another OJ situation and he’ll walk?

Even without the death penalty, he’ll be in prison for the rest of his life.

The cunt's treating him like a terrorist. Luigi killed a rich businessman, and is therefore the same as Bin Laden.

This is how Trump wishes he could treat all of us.

^^^Well, it wasn't a robbery or a mafia hit.

I'm lighting my Saint Luigi candle as I type!

Well despite me being highly attracted to Luigi and wanting his life spared, I can’t deny that what he did is pretty much the textbook definition of terrorism.

I’d eat his ass.

But he's bringing us all together. He's the cagemeat everybody's mussy can agree on!

Better hurry up, r7!

Maybe he can be the martyr that turns this nightmare around.

I'm certainly not looking to see him killed. There is no question that he did kill the guy so "walking" is highly unlikely.

R6 It really isn't. It was one crackpot with a gun, thinking he'd make some broader point about healthcare costs by killing that man.

If that's terrorism, then what about all the examples of misogynists who murder their wives and say "All women deserve it?" What about all the bank robbers who commit a violent robbery to take resources from the rich? What about the rapist who simply needed to express his sexual urges?

Every criminal has an excuse, a motive, a rationalization. If we start labeling it all as terrorism, then eventually, everything will be.

Free Luigi

Explain this to me since I'm legally obtuse - is this a possibility since it's a Federal case? Doesn't the fact that it's being tried in New York, a state that's abolished the death penalty, mean anything?

R13 Federal courts still have the death penalty. It's only very rarely applied - Timothy McVeigh, the Boston Marathon bomber, the kid who shot up that Black church in Charleston, etc. - and usually only for grievous acts of political or religious terrorism and mass murder.

There are state and federal charges, R13. When it comes to the federal charges, it doesn’t matter where you’re tried. The long arm of the federal death penalty can reach you in all 50 states.

For context: Four American Presidents have been assassinated in office. Two of the four assassins were killed before they could be tried for the crime, and the other two were convicted and executed by the court of the state in which the killing occurred (Guiteau in Washington, DC, and Czolgosz in New York State). Lee Harvey Oswald was set to be tried for murder by a Texas court. John Wilkes Booth probably would've been tried under Army rules, given the active Civil War at the time.

If a man who kills the president can be tried by a state court, then why not a man who kills a business executive? The federal offenses are thin - he stalked the victim and crossed state lines to kill him. But Trump wants this case to go federal BECAUSE New York has no death penalty. He and Bondi want this kid to fry.

If you knew the "real" story of his "family" legacy in Baltimore you would not be so quick to canonize him.

What’s the real story, R17?

R17, that’s racist!

We knew

In our society if you are good looking you can just kill someone and get away with it? Sounds about right!

Republicans would execute people for stealing a pack of gum if they could. Americans are a bloodthirsty lot.

Jesus. April 1. I come home from a meeting with the guy who prepares my taxes only to read that Luigi’s life is hanging by a slender thread.

And neither was a joke. I may have to just go back to bed.

This thread was first, R21.

Are there special courts for Brillo-headed fuggos like Luigi?

i have a feeling this could backfire. there are an awful lot of people who think of luigi as a folk hero.

life in prison should be sufficient.

[quote] Are there special courts for Brillo-headed fuggos like Luigi?

Given that American courts seem to specialize in prosecuting or persecuting African-American men this shouldn’t be a reach.

KFA's statement:

[quote] “By seeking to murder Luigi Mangione, the Justice Department has moved from the dysfunctional to the barbaric. Their decision to execute Luigi is political and goes against the recommendation of the local federal prosecutors, the law, and historical precedent. While claiming to protect against murder, the federal government moves to commit the pre-meditated, state-sponsored murder of Luigi. By doing this, they are defending the broken, immoral, and murderous healthcare industry that continues to terrorize the American people. We are prepared to fight these federal charges, brought by a lawless Justice Department, as well as the New York State charges, and the Pennsylvania charges, and anything else they want to pile on Luigi. This is a corrupt web of government dysfunction and one-upmanship. Luigi is caught in a high-stakes game of tug-of-war between state and federal prosecutors, except the trophy is a young man’s life.”

Why ever would Trump want someone who killed an evil plutocrat put to death?

There’s a mystery for the ages.

My suspicion is that Trump will commute Dylan Roof’s death sentence and will claim it’s humanitarian because of Roof’s parents, or claim Roof is mentally ill.

But we all know why Trump will really do it.

Wow she’s good.

Pam is also seeking terrorism charges for a guy who vandalized a Tesla—another cause that all good-hearted people can approve of.

It isn’t Trump asshole. It’s Pam.

I swear if anything happens to Luigi I’m gonna riot

I can't wait for the American version of the Nuremberg Trials. Will we be able to watch Pam Bondi's execution?

What's the difference, R33? You think the attorney general's doing something Trump doesn't want her to do?

[Quote] It isn’t Trump asshole. It’s Pam.

He’s because as we all know, Trump DOESN'T think of the attorney general of the United States as his personal consigliere.

No sir!

The asshole part is pure projection — rightwing temper tantrum.

THEY BETTER NOT FUCKING TOUCH HIM!

Great tv and social media click bait for years to come. Death row still has Scott Peterson waiting for his turn.

A federal death penalty case takes a long time to result in execution, even with a guilty verdict. This tactic is stupid in many ways, but that’s what you get when MAGA runs the show.

Yes, R22, at least in DL World. Here, guilt and justice are determined by hotness or lack thereof. Luigi has already been deemed not guilty by reason of hotness and should be freed pronto.

[QUOTE] Pam is also seeking terrorism charges for a guy who vandalized a Tesla—another cause that all good-hearted people can approve of.

If Luigi was free, he’d be out there now torching Teslas between modeling gigs.

I agree that the health care system sucks and that people have died due to claims being rejected

But two kids don't deserve to have their dad taken away.

Luigi doesn’t have any kids, R43.

^^^Rose has arrived.

I agree with Pam Bondi because Luigi showed signs of toxic masculinity which shooting the CEO. We don't need Assassinations in this country. This video convinced me that Luigi is a cold blooded murderer. He often smiled in the courtroom like that woman who stabbed the boy some months go. Luigi = mentally ill = death

How many school shooters have gotten the death penalty?

All murders, including this POS, should get the death penalty.

Shouldn't that thread title read the other way around?

I am quite convinced that Trump stiffing contractors (and having some much more serious Luigis after him) is what drove him into the arms of the Russians.

If Luigi is convicted and sentenced to death, the execution will not happen for years and then under a different President well after Trump has left the White House.

Per Google AI:

Following President Biden's commutation of 37 federal death sentences in December 2024, only three prisoners remain on federal death row.

[QUOTE] If Luigi is convicted and sentenced to death, the execution will not happen for years and then under a different President well after Trump has left the White House.

And that different President could be JD Vance, R51, who is even worse than Trump. You think he’ll let Luigi off the hook?

[quote]Trump Wants to Kill Luigi

Everything that Trump touches dies.

R33, aka "It isn’t Trump asshole. It’s Pam."

Rick Wilson had a YouTube interview with Michael Wolff recently. One thing that came out was the fact that tRump and Pam have mean girl phone chats all the time about who he wants her to hurt, and how much. (my paraphrase)

LEAVE HIM ALONE

[QUOTE]Following President Biden's commutation of 37 federal death sentences in December 2024, only three prisoners remain on federal death row.

I think Biden wanted to leave as few prisoners on death row as possible so Trump couldn't go on another spree like he did before leaving office in January 2021. IIRC, most of the executions occurred between election day and Biden's inauguration.

[QUOTE]In July 2020, the first federal execution under the presidency of Donald Trump was carried out, the first after a 17-year hiatus. Overall, thirteen federal prisoners were executed between July 2020 and January 2021, including Lisa Montgomery, the first woman executed by the federal government in 67 years

[QUOTE]President Trump oversaw more federal executions than any president in the preceding 120 years.[26]

A writer in Slate pointed out that this is another sign that Trump’s populist instincts have completely failed. It’s now obvious that he thinks the only people worth protecting are corrupt plutocrats such as himself.

Fortunately bimbo lawyer in chief has no fucking clue how jurisdiction, legal procedures, evidence or jury trials work.

They're never gonna find a jury in NY or DC that would convict him.. (IMHO)

Why do you think it will be hard to convict him, R59?

Luigi was doing the Lord’s work.

Trump knows that Italian-Americans always collect on debts owed to them.

[QUOTE] Luigi was doing the Lord’s work.

The Lord works in mysterious ways.

Free Luigi!

Thanks to Pam, his legal fund is up to $806,696 now.

Go ahead, Nazi bleached blonde bitch. Make him a martyr. You'll love the outcome.

R63 makes me wonder: does Luigi have a prayer candle yet?

Answered my own question!

He will never be convicted, so this is all a moot point.

Oh he’ll be convicted, R69. I won’t like it but it will happen.

We need to save this crazy hot piece of ass.

He can’t take a bad photo. Stunning from all angles.

R72, did you have the hots for Ted Bundy also?

There are a few flaws in your analogy, R73.

Luigi is a cold blooded murderer. You are delusional to think that he will walk. If he looked like Jeffrey Toobin you would not give a rat’s ass.

R74, it’s true that Luigi was stopped much sooner than Bundy, which is a big difference.

He may well go to trial, but if even one juror holds out, he will not get the death penalty. The current DOJ could nullify that verdict, but appeals would go on for years, and Trump is not likely to be around long enough to pursue this to the end (since he is the one aggressively pressing this, both to ‘protect’ capitalism and to fuck over New York, which has no death penalty). And his horrible minions will abruptly find themselves out of jobs once he goes, via election or death.

I doubt any presidential successor, especially a Democrat, would go along with execution, it would be safer to allow for life in prison, with or without parole..

R41: And your problem is . . . ?

Does anyone know which trial will be first? The NY state trial or the Federal one? I'm unclear why he is being brought up on charges in both.

If I'm placed on that jury, Luigi will not be convicted. And I am no stranger to NYC jury duty. I get called up every time I'm eligible.

Maybe someone in jail will Epstein him, ending the killer’s life and saving the taxpayers the expense of trying the psychopath.

He may be hot, but he's also crazy.

No Italians who get on the jury will ever convict him.

R83, I dunno about that. There are a lot of stupidasses who commiserate with a crooked CEO.

Ssshh, R80, don't tell the judge!

[QUOTE] Maybe someone in jail will Epstein him, ending the killer’s life and saving the taxpayers the expense of trying the psychopath.

Epstein had a lot of people who had a lot of reasons to permanently silence him. Luigi doesn’t know much, other than how to look sexy all the time without trying.

In related news, casting is currently open for the crucial role of Juror No. 8 in Datalounge Theatre's summer production of my brand-new play depicting the Luigi Mangione trial: 12 Angry Bottoms

R86, is that AI or a real picture?

Bondi Bitch is just flicking her bean to this.

[quote]r86 is that AI or a real picture?

Look at that thumb and you tell me.

Please let Luigi visit the White House Rose Garden today.

[quote]He will never be convicted, so this is all a moot point.

Lots of posters in this thread are in for a surprise.

[QUOTE]He may be hot, but he's also crazy.

Thank you for supporting the "insanity defense" despite not knowing what it is.

Sorry but I think Luigi needs to be killed because of his toxic masculinity.

he killed an elite. they don't tolerate that. I don't condone murder, but it is worth saying the person he killed probably killed thousands or more - knowingly and didn't care. so many have done far worse and got off with a slap on the wrist.

[quote]he killed an elite

Oh my sides. He killed Jerry Lundegaard...

Meh. You can’t compare him to Bundy. One, he’s not a serial killer. And two, even if he had continued gunning down CEOs, it would have been justified.

He is nothing like Bundy at all! Let’s cut to the chase — Bundy had sex with dead bodies. Bundy multilated bodies. Bundy raped. Bundy’s victims were chosen based on looks, vulnerability, and location. I could keep going.

Try though you might, you’ll never succeed in demonizing Luigi because what he did was indeed HEROIC.

If you’re in NY and do jury duty, don’t post anything about this case because the Fed will indeed dig up your online posting history if you make it to the jury. Loose lips sink ships kids, so shhhhhhhhhh!!!!! You’ve got a job to do, and you aren’t allowed to talk about it.

R93, I wasn't saying anything about a defense, just stating an obvious fact. Someone who executes a stranger on the street clearly has a few screws loose and is not BF or FB material, no matter how hot he is.

R96, Thompson was hardly an elite. He grew up in rural Iowa and went to the University of Iowa. He happened to be very intelligent and driven and became very successful. He, I'm sure, was working his ass off as CEO.

The serial killer Thompson, I'm thankful someone gave him capital punishment before he went on to collect more victims.

With his own short fingered glove on the needle?

[quote]And two, even if he had continued gunning down CEOs, it would have been justified.

Gotta love DL retardthink.

Is there just one health insurance company CEO posting on this thread, or does DL attract more from that threatened constituency?

[quote]if he looked like Jeffrey Toobin you would not give a rat’s ass.

The distraught caused by envisioning that again is stressful.

He shot someone in the back in cold blood. He deserves the death penalty and I hope he gets it.

[quote] Is there just one health insurance company CEO posting on this thread

What’s the count of the mentally ill and morally bankrupt people supporting the psychopath killer Luigi?

Luigi is the best.

[quote] Luigi is a cold blooded murderer

WHAT MURDA?!

R97 he's an elite in that he's a cog in the wheel to eliminate the poor and the sickly - which the new order wants to get rid of -

He wants to protect the elites and the corporate leaders, but doesn't give a fuck about the hundreds of children who are killed every year in school shootings.

Luigi has generously agreed to auction off the money from his ass hairs to the Make A Wish Foundation.

[quote] I can’t deny that what he did is pretty much the textbook definition of terrorism.

Murder actually. He didn’t blow up the building.

You don’t need to blow up buildings to commit terrorism, R114.

Please stop feeding the troll who claims that Luigi's assassination of a health insurance CEO is "textbook terrorism."

Is the reverse also true, OP?

I will always defend CEOs and billionaires, they the true Americans.

Pam Bondi needs to be Luigi'd.

Pam Bondi is no Beulah Bondi, that's for sure.

It was estimated that 30,000 to 50,000 people in the US die each year from health insurance companies denying and delaying procedures and medicine that is that is vital to people's health and even their lives. Being sad that a CEO who's setting these policies was gunned down is like being sad that a cartel boss was killed. The difference is the cartel boss is responsible for less than 1% of deaths compared to what this CEO was responsible for. No, shooting a person vigilante style should not be tolerated, but neither should the killing tens of thousands each year to further maximize your company profits and get yourself a few million dollars in annual bonuses.

R122, you had me until “ CEO’s”.

Oh fuck off you kook R121. You're a fucking creep who probably doesn't do anything at all but fancies himself some savior of the people. Nice fucking hyperbole. The CEO wasn't a serial killer. Everything you say is so fucking cringe and said by a bunch of other pussy kooks. Sucking on the corporate teat? Hey why didn't you also call us "sheeple"? Go move to a fucking communist country if you're so anti corporation and anti elite. But you won't and you're probably typing on an Iphone. And like you care about kids. Just fuck off, you're embarrassing.

Sounds like R124 has run out of arguments in defense of the CEO whose AI-fueled greed was causing 1000s of unncessary deaths.

I'm actually not well read on this, at all. Could someone explain to me just how Thompson killed 1000s of people?

R126

Is anyone getting to suck Luigi’s cock in jail?

They're lining outside his cell, R128!

Leave Luigi alone. Pam Bondi needs to settle which concubine will triumph and have Donald all to herself. I’m on team Lady Lindsey. Laura needs to go now!

You just know Luigi's got a big thick cazzo.

Luigi did not have a good escape plan and left too much evidence behind. He was a bold assassin, but not clever enough. ,

Yeah we know, R133. If he had more luck, a lower profile target, didn’t trigger a nationwide manhunt and got away with it, he would’ve improved with future assassinations.

[quote] he would’ve improved with future assassinations.

I guess we're shit out of luck then.

R133 Once he would have got to flyoverstan he would have stuck out like a sore thumb.

He should’ve immediately travelled to a country with no extradition treaty with the United States.

“Luigi Goes To Brazil”

[quote]Trump Wants to Kill Luigi

How about the other way around?

R139 he’d have to get in line behind all the other people who want him dead.

Luigi indicted on federal charges

That was obviously coming. When Trump intervenes his lap dogs in DOJ do his bidding. He only has yes men now.

The 2028 presidential election will decide whether Luigi lives or dies.

[quote] [R133] Once he would have got to flyoverstan he would have stuck out like a sore thumb.

You're really so untraveled you somehow think there are no Italian-Americans or people who look like them living between the coasts?

Have you never been to the greater Chicago area?

Seriously r144. These old crypt dwellers are so out of touch it's kind of concerning. Apparently they think the Midwest is nothing but corn-fed Anglo/Nordic people. JFC.

Christmas in April

All I want for Xmas is Luigi to "get a deal" where he gets out long enough to "dispatch" that Strumpet. Luigi has to be a better shot than those two so-called 'assassins". He would also get a reduced sentence. No sympathy the gunned-down CEO. The U.S. citizens are being thoroughly screwed by HMOs and Big Pharma.

Trump has Secret Service protection for life. He’s not getting to him, R147. Certainly not while he’s in office where his level of security basically makes him the safest man on the planet.

The only people who could take out Trump won’t do it.

That leaves Iran or a suicidal madman.

Ohhhh, can we just get to five, R16? Then we can stop.

The problem with hot Luigi walking is that he can go kill someone else later.

That man who was killed left behind a wife and two sons who most likely love and miss him deeply.

Don't get me wrong. I hate the medical system in this country but has this resulted in other CEO's saying 'hey we have to do better!'

R151 Annually there are tens of thousands of people covered by health insurance that are repeatedly and unjustly delayed and denied approval to cover procedures, doctor visits and pharmaceuticals that result in their condition worsening and dying. This is due to insurance company policies set by CEO to maximize their profits, which of course result in large million dollar bonuses for them every year.

Excuse me if I prefer to shed a few tears to the thousands that do not need to die each year over a CEO who is the catalyst for their deaths.

Apostrophe.

R152, health insurance is regulated by both state and federal government. If you want to change it, you could speak with your representatives and organize others to do so as well.

The coverage is stated in each insurance company terms and conditions. Almost all the claims they delay and deny are in fact covered. But they violate it anyway under the guise of internal policy of making sure the claims are legitimate. In the meantime people get worse and die.

[QUOTE] Once he would have got to flyoverstan he would have stuck out like a sore thumb.

Truly one of the dumbest things I have ever read on DL. Are you 800 years old?

800, but doesn't look a day over 750.

When 800 years old you reach, look this good you will not!

Trump wants to kill him. I only want to suck his dick and make him feel good.

[QUOTE] I only want to suck his dick and make him feel good.

Isn’t this redundant?

If he’s too girthy, poor dudes gonna get teeth.

Isn’t this him?

R162, on one of the original threads it was determined not to be Luigi.

I'm curious if there's anyone on DL who actually thinks Lugi is innocent of this crime? Is it possible that Lugi is being railroaded, and maybe the real shooter is still out there? Or is everyone pretty much certain that he's guilty but still wants him to get off? I'm just curious.

At this point he's so last week R164

No one ever thought he was innocent. He'll probably be in jail for the rest of his life and nothing he did made any difference in healthcare.

[quote]I'm curious if there's anyone on DL who actually thinks Lugi is innocent of this crime? Is it possible that Lugi is being railroaded, and maybe the real shooter is still out there?

DL gets its share of dumb comments, but I have yet to see one as stupid as this. Until now.

Fuck your mother R166 and DIAGF, you rude ass bitch.

R166 is correct in treating the person who wrote the quoted questions as a moron.

R166 is the ghost of OJ Simpson.

R168 Tell me you're a toffee-nosed cunt without telling me you're a toffee-nosed cunt. Only a moron would make assumptions about someone they don't know.

For the record, ever since the arrest of Luigi there have been rumors and reports that he at the very least had an accomplice due to a series of inexplicable moments leading up to the shooting. Inconsistent eyewitness statements about actions of the shooter. The fact that the gunman arrived outside the New York Hilton hotel about five minutes before Thompson walked down the street. How did the gunman know Brian Thompson was going to be walking down the street in that exact moment?

Thompson's wife said that he told her that he had been receiving multiple threats against his life in the weeks before his murder. These stories have been around since December when Mangione was first arrested.

Was the accomplice as attractive as Luigi? Was he also Italian? Were they lovers? Did they spend their last night together before the hit was carried out?

R171 It’s like the Chainsmokers and their 16 inches of penis.

Is "toffee-nosed" a British expression?

Why not, he killed Brian Johnson. Too bad the electric chair at Sing Sing has been retired.

If he gets the death penalty there will be civil unrest.

R174 here. Ooops, I meant Brian Thompson.

[quote]If he gets the death penalty there will be civil unrest.

Like all the civil unrest that's resulted from Trump appointing himself dictator for life and every Republican going along with it?

[Quote] Tell me you're a toffee-nosed cunt without telling me you're a toffee-nosed cunt. Only a moron would make assumptions about someone they don't know.

Do posters on DL talk about people that they actually know?

[quote] Do posters on DL talk about people that they actually know?

Well, they certainly talk a lot about topics they know nothing about. Without doing any further research, either. It's weird how people think they have this case all figured out before it even goes to trial. There are many loose ends so far, and if they manage to get a conviction, it won't be because all the evidence was looked at.

I'm not saying Luigi is innocent. I'm saying that I don't think he acted completely on his own, nor do I think this agenda is all his own. He wasn't even a member of United Healthcare, which raises more questions about his real motive. His mother filed a missing persons report about a month before the Thompson shooting because she hadn't seen or heard from her son in several months. His friends didn't know where he was either, and he was inactive on social media. Where was he all that time? How long had he been planning this? How did he know Thompson's schedule and the exact moment he would be walking down the street?

There's more to this story that probably won't be revealed until the trial. The healthcare industry in this country is very powerful. There's a reason why they want to kill this young man. Surface level cunts want to call people names when they refuse to go deeper. That's a moron.

[quote] I'm not saying Luigi is innocent. I'm saying that I don't think he acted completely on his own, nor do I think this agenda is all his own. He wasn't even a member of United Healthcare, which raises more questions about his real motive. His mother filed a missing persons report about a month before the Thompson shooting because she hadn't seen or heard from her son in several months. His friends didn't know where he was either, and he was inactive on social media.

That’s not evidence of a conspiracy, it’s indicators that support that he’s a sociopath. We know we need to know about the murder and the cold-blooded killer, Luigi, and it shows that he deserves the death penalty.

R180 Luigi the poster child for Sociopathy, but that doesn't explain how he knew the exact moment Brian Thompson would be walking down the street on that fateful morning.

I got an idea. Don't kill Luigl. Just make him service the other prisoners in the same prison. Maybe rotate between prisons.

That would be punishment enough for a straight guy.

He pled not guilty today. Damn, the sketch artist did him dirty.

He's so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍

Agreed, R183. It look nothing like him.

They let that subway killer off in NYC after he killed a homeless person. Can’t they find a way to save this hot piece of ass?

Looks

And that artists *knows better” I assure you! Nobody who is classically trained in drawing, and I do mean nobody, could make that mistake. The proportion of the human figure is the most basic idea in drawing. The heads should all be similar in size and the artist knows this.

The sketch doesn’t have to be an exact likeness. It adequately captures his essence as a cold-blooded murderer.

Anyone here wrote to him?

I want to write him but I’m too shy. 🙈 🤭 🥰

I don't see why he doesn't run for President. The case will have to be dropped if he wins...just like Trump's convictions were ignored.

[quote] I don't see why he doesn't run for President.

He’s 26 and the minimum age for president is 35, so that leaves plenty of time for justice to be done with Luigi convicted and fittingly executed.

Oh fuck right off r193. You are why people hate Americans. I think you’re jealous of Luigi.

It takes years to kill someone on death row. Hopefully a future democratic president --- if we have a free election can take away the death penalty when they are elected.

Shooting someone from behind isn’t particularly heroic. It’s pathetic.

R196, we usually shoot face-on, but you know, logistics!

It’s effective though, R196.

r196 I agree. But his death is not more important than others. Most people don't get federal charges for homicide. Being a CEO doesn't make his life more important.

R199 But he made corporations and shareholders richer....

R199, the federal government has to step in with charges when it looks like the state may go soft on a bad criminal. It will also help to make sure that it’s a death penalty case.

It's his birthday today, and his defense fund has passed the $1 million mark! 🥳

Trump really wants Luigi to join that stupid 27 club.

If Luigi shows dong, I’ll pony up an extra mil.

Do people really think the money it will make a difference? Clearly, he's going to be spending the next 30 years in jail if not longer

He shot a man in the back and killed him. So if you disagree with the man's employer you just kill him??? He should be put to death on video like the man he killed!

[quote]R8 He’s bringing us all together. He's the cagemeat everybody's mussy can agree on!

He needs to ESCAPE! Then we pass him from house to house after dark on our DL Underground Railroad!

We can let him go when he’s 50+ because he’ll be exhausted and unrecognizable (?)

[QUOTE] He shot a man in the back and killed him. So if you disagree with the man's employer you just kill him??? He should be put to death on video like the man he killed!

The man and his employer have killed far more Americans than Luigi ever did, R206.

It’s the Christian way.

[quote]R191 I want to write him but I’m too shy. 🙈 🤭 🥰

Simply speak from your heart… He will understand. You might end up a couple!

We all must do what we can to comfort the poor, brave baby right now.

R208 any stats? Maybe we should start killing doctors

Researchers from Johns Hopkins Hospital published the results of a comprehensive study on medical errors. This study estimated that medical errors result in 250,000 deaths each year.

This estimate ranks medical malpractice as the third leading cause of death in the United States, behind heart disease and cancer. A prior study done in 2009 estimated the number of medical error fatalities per year at 200,000.

The Institute of Medicine (IOM) has offered a more antiquated statistic of 98,000 deaths yearly due to medical negligence. That number was so shocking when it came out ten years ago. Now the statistics show we have twice the number of malpractice deaths than we thought. Yet no one really blinks an eye. The story goes on page 5 of your local newspaper. And then it is gone.

You’re comparing medical negligence to outright murder, R211? Before Obamacare, health insurance companies were committing outright executions. Not accidents here—we’re talking about depraved indifference for the sake of profit margins. If the justice system wasn’t rigged on their behalf, the health insurance companies would’ve been prosecuted on RICO charges like the five families of the mafia!

Actually, outright murder is what Luigi performed and premeditated at that R212

The indictment alleges that Chacon performed medically unnecessary gynecological procedures and tests, such as hysterectomies and ultrasounds. In some cases, these procedures reportedly led to serious medical complications for his patients.

The indictment alleges that Chacon performed medically unnecessary gynecological procedures and tests, such as hysterectomies and ultrasounds. In some cases, these procedures reportedly led to serious medical complications for his patients.

To carry out the alleged scheme, Dr. Chacon is accused of falsifying patients' medical records to include symptoms they never reported. He also allegedly made false representations to patients about their diagnoses and the necessity of the procedures.

"Those who commit illegal acts such as false claims and fraudulent services, prioritizing greed over the well-being of others, will face the full force of the law," said Special Agent in Charge Christopher S. Delzotto of the FBI's Las Vegas Division.

U.S. hospitals and healthcare systems are being accused of supporting high rates of unnecessary elective surgeries, putting profits before patients, and not providing patient-centered, evidence-based care.

U.S. health systems are complicit in this troubling trend, having built business models reliant on facility fees paid to the hospital for procedures. Even elite hospitals ranked in U.S. News are performing a plethora of unnecessary surgeries.

The DOJ is busy fucking up jury selection for the upcoming trial as we speak.

Can you say "jury nullificaton?" I knew you could!

When all is said and done is there anyone here who really thinks that Luigi is just going to walk away from this. He's seen on video so the only thing that will be adjudicated is how long or what kind of sentence.

He might coast by on Pretty Privilege. It’s a thing!

^ so is murder caught on video

What would be hysterical is if there were some technicality that got him off.

He's attractive but he clearly has mental health issues and I just cannot take on the burden of a lover with those problems.

the scary thing is that so many people including some on DL think that he was brave and justified

^ In happier, saner, carefree days. Sad

r216

[quote]Can you say "jury nullificaton?"

I know it's rarely done, but what are the circumstances under which a judge can overrule the jury's verdict if he deems the verdict clearly inappropriate?

This righteous little fuck could have had a cushy life being pretty, but no. He had to execute the jewel of Jewell, Iowa.

I don't think many mentally ill people really care or think about the consequences He's schizophrenic he's totally disassociated himself from what he did

He's not getting the death penalty. Hell be found guilty, but mentally ill.

When I realized that I'd spent longer in grad school than doctors spend in medical school...

And even after all the time I spent in school (and all the time I spent teaching and doing research), I know next to nothing compared to all there is to know about my discipline.

Make of that what you will.

[quote] I know it's rarely done, but what are the circumstances under which a judge can overrule the jury's verdict if he deems the verdict clearly inappropriate?

Not a lawyer, but to my general knowledge its quite difficult for a court to reverse an acquittal.

[quote] Even without the death penalty, he’ll be in prison for the rest of his life.

Nah.

[quote] This righteous little fuck could have had a cushy life being pretty, but no.

Keep licking them boots, pussy. The man he killed is responsible for the deaths of millions.

[Quote] The man he killed is responsible for the deaths of millions.

Pete Repete connect the dots for us. Brian Thompson is responsible for millions of deaths. Fact or opinion?

[quote] Pete Repete connect the dots for us. Brian Thompson is responsible for millions of deaths. Fact or opinion?

* United Healthcare PR intern has entered the chat *

R234 I wonder if the defense is going to justify Luigi's actions by pointing to all the millions of people Brian Thompson killed?

No, PR intern @ R235.

Good luck getting a jury to convict him.

How many people on his jury were fucked over by a health insurance company? How many of them know someone who was denied coverage and died or got severely ill when it was preventable? The corrupt health insurance industry will be on trial, not Luigi.

R236 Wanna bet? I don't think many if any of the jurors will be DLers actually And given his mental state he is indeed a danger to society and he will likely get a life sentence. Dream on girl! Dream on!

R225, you’d have to show jury tampering, that’s about it. An acquittal can’t be overturned simply because the judge thinks that the facts require a different outcome.

R237 You seem to forget that it's Luigi who's on trial not health insurance companies

R240, but that’s a classic defense—put the victim on trial.

Luigii may be the one on trial but when the prosecution also breaks the law like how they got his medical records and recording a private conversation with his lawyer, they they ARE also the ones who will be on trial since it shows they are not trustworthy in there facts presented.

R241 It may be a classic defense but, in this case, it's not going to work. Besides Luigi's defense is very weak. This man wasn't threatening him in any way and mental-case Mangione had no connection whatsoever either to the man he assassinated or to the company that the CEO worked for

What facts R242 the video speaks for itself

A notebook authorities said they recovered from Mangione allegedly described his intent to “wack” an insurance executive. The writings will be used to argue a motive, Galperin says.

The second-degree murder prosecution can move forward, Carro ruled, because the DA had "presented sufficient evidence that Mangione 'murdered Brian Thompson in a premeditated and calculated execution.'"

"The Manhattan DA's office had, I think, a good-faith basis to think in terms of acts of terrorism, and indeed, they got a grand jury to vote the acts of terrorism," Galperin says. "However, I think the judge's dismissal is well reasoned and well founded."

A spokesperson for Bragg’s office said in a written statement Tuesday, "We respect the Court’s decision and will proceed on the remaining nine counts, including murder in the second degree." For that charge alone, Mangione faces a sentence of 25 years to life if convicted.

"I prosecuted many murder cases, and this is very much an uphill battle," Galperin says. "What would be a viable defense for him?"

Any arguments made that address the callousness of Health insurance companies, will open the door to the fact that Luigi's family was involved in healthcare and did very well for themselves. Didn't they?

[quote]Besides Luigi's defense is very weak.

Irrelevant, Luigi will win some sort of freedom on technicalities or jury nullification because of violations of law which it appears the prosecution has already committed openly and the judge is starting to take notice.

Had they treated him like every other murder in the city of NYC which happens every single day of the year there, it probably would have been a slam dunk. Instead they trippled down, made a show of it like he was some kind of mass murderer and bungled and lied at every step. It's just like the mass deportations without due process they did to that guy they sent to El Salvador.

R246 Let us know when you get your law degree Otherwise, I will listen to experienced prosecutors like the one quoted in the People magazine article @ R244

"I prosecuted many murder cases, and this is very much an uphill battle," Galperin says. "What would be a viable defense for him?"

Well! The trenchant analysis of an adjunct professor quoted in People magazine should shut everyone up.

An adjunct professor is a type of academic appointment in higher education, primarily working on a part-time basis. They are often hired to teach specific courses and may have other professional commitments outside of their teaching role.

Yes, I did R248 did you happen to notice that he prosecuted many murder cases

[Quote] Luigi will win some sort of freedom on technicalities or jury nullification

Like unlimited access to the prison playroom

[quote] [R246] Let us know when you get your law degree Otherwise, I will listen to experienced prosecutors like the one quoted in the People magazine article @ [R244]

Getting your legal knowledge from People Magazine is all we need to know about you.

Actually, it was a quote from a prosecutor that I got from People magazine.

[Quote] Irrelevant, Luigi will win some sort of freedom on technicalities or jury nullification because of violations of law which it appears the prosecution has already committed openly and the judge is starting to take notice.

[Quite] Had they treated him like every other murder in the city of NYC which happens every single day of the year there, it probably would have been a slam dunk. Instead they trippled down, made a show of it like he was some kind of mass murderer and bungled and lied at every step. It's just like the mass deportations without due process they did to that guy they sent to El Salvador.

Tell me you're on METH without telling me.

PS Love the lack of specificity in the non sequiturs and the nonsensical rants.

[Quote] Luigii may be the one on trial but when the prosecution also breaks the law like how they got his medical records and recording a private conversation with his lawyer, they they ARE also the ones who will be on trial since it shows they are not trustworthy in there facts presented.

The lunacy of your posts tell us everything about you

R251 🙋‍♀️😂🙋‍♂️🤣

[Quote] Luigii may be the one on trial but when the prosecution also breaks the law like how they got his medical records and recording a private conversation with his lawyer, they they ARE also the ones who will be on trial since it shows they are not trustworthy in there facts presented.

Oh, dear!

[Quote] I'm lighting my Saint Luigi candle as I type!

Careful not to burn yourself

Judge Margaret Garnett Instructed Prosecutors to any further violation could result in punishment or contempt of court.

Trump said on Fox that Luigi "shot someone in the back as clears as you are looking at me." "POTUS is absolutely right" said the spokesman for the prosecution.

Trump's comments can taint the jury pool because like it or not, he's the President of the United states and everything a sitting president says carries a lot of weight. Getting it confirmed by his spokes person who deleted his comment after it was posted just adds to the tainting of the jury pool making impossible to have a fair trial. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt calling Mangione a "left-wing assassin" also tainting the jury.

Keep in mind these are not just random people with an opinion, they are all official government employees. As government officials involved in the case, it's against the law to do what they are doing.

I understand why do many people support Luigi as the anti-hero main character.

Pam Bondi, along with Trump, need to STFU regarding this case, however, it is HIGHLY DOUBTFUL Luigi will ever step out of prison as a free man, & if he does? He’ll be an old man.

I was a pretty young when John Lennon got shot outside of the Dakota, by a man who was a total stranger to him. His murderer is still behind bars, because Lennon’s widow, along with others, counter-petition any possibility of his release every single time he comes up for a parole hearing.

Same thing will happen with Luigi. Brian Thompson’s children will block it every single time.

What Luigi did is premeditated, cold blooded murder. The insurance industry is evil personified, but you’re a PROFOUNDLY emotionally/mentally/psychologically unwell person, if you make a deliberate and concerted effort to blow a stranger’s brains out, just because they work for an industry that is corrupt.

That’s not how it works here in America. And while I understand that our current administration is rife with corruption, corruption in and of itself does not justify choosing a target to assassinate in the middle of Manhattan, in order to make some sort of statement.

Luigi is not OK. He’s absolutely fucked up in the head and is a danger to others.

He will live his life behind bars, which sucks, because he had EVERYTHING going for him, until this.

He’s either a sociopath/psychopath, and/or there is an undiagnosed, idiopathic anomaly in the structure/function of his physical brain. Hopefully he will have an opportunity to receive proper treatment in a facility that is equipped to help him.

[quote]And while I understand that our current administration is rife with corruption, corruption in and of itself does not justify choosing a target to assassinate in the middle of Manhattan

Good thing the patriots who started the American Revolutionary War didn't think that!

"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants." [bold]Thomas Jefferson[/bold]

Too bad Luigi chose the wrong hill to die on

What he needed was a good manifesto

[quote] I was a pretty young when John Lennon got shot outside of the Dakota, by a man who was a total stranger to him. His murderer is still behind bars, because Lennon’s widow, along with others, counter-petition any possibility of his release every single time he comes up for a parole hearing. Same thing will happen with Luigi. Brian Thompson

NOT THE SAME AT ALL. John Lennon was an internationally loved musical artist with millions of fans. Brian Thompson CEO? Who the Fk is he? No one knew his name before he got shot. Just one of millions of rich CEO's. No one gives a rats ass about his family, which he was divorced from by the way and the kids lived with the ex-wife.

You can pretend the all that matters is the law and the facts, but in the real world cases are won and lost based on how well the lawyers sell the story to the jury. The facts were all there but the jury didnt want to send him find him guilty because up until that point, he was loved by the black community. Watch some of the interviews of the jurors after the decision, I have and it quite obvious nothing would sway them.

Luigi has something stronger than fame, he has millions of people who can relate to being jerked around by greedy health care companies, denied coverage to something they paid into expecting it would be there when they needed it. All you need is one juror who won't convict and he gets a hung jury. The tricky part is he needs to do this twice or get the fed or state to drop out.

^^Remember the OJ Trial? The facts were all there........

[Quote] Luigi has something stronger than fame, he has millions of people who can relate to being jerked around by greedy health care companies, denied coverage to something they paid into expecting it would be there when they needed it. All you need is one juror who won't convict and he gets a hung jury. The tricky part is he needs to do this twice or get the fed or state to drop out.

I don't know why some people persist in thinking that United Healthcare is on trial for murder

Yeah, Thomas Jefferson, the pedophile who was young enough to serve in Washington's Continental Army but refused, wants to water the tree of Liberty with the blood of patriots...just not his. my favorite Founding Fathers were Washington, John Adams, Hamilton, Hancock and Samuel Adams and a few others. I never did like Jefferson even before I heard how he messed over James Hemmings, and had a bunch of babies with his sister Sally, who was 14 when he first had sex with her. Jefferson was a prima donna and a hypocrite. He gets credit for the Declaration of Independence but he was a "Co-Author." not THE author. When he was Vice President he simply left and went home to Monticello to sulk when he disagreed with the President. And never returned. He also smeared Hamilton and tried to destroy his reputation. Jefferson laid the foundation for States Rights. He was against a strong federal government. I love History. Sorry to digress.

[quote]You can pretend the all that matters is the law and the facts, but in the real world cases are won and lost based on how well the lawyers sell the story to the jury.

You also can’t ignore that in this case the defendant is hot as fuck.

[quote]I don't know why some people persist in thinking that United Healthcare is on trial for murder

You never heard of setting up a narrative in a court battle Sherlock?

You mean like the Twinkie defense?

One of Brian Thompson’s direct reports who worked under him for five years made public statements about how ruthless and craven he was, that he ordered staff to blatantly block customers from not only approvals, but even things like life-saving information. She called him evil, and there are many other whistleblowers who said the same thing. His company is in hot water for oodles of fraud. They targeted seniors among other groups. Thompson was also the architect of their new AI claim processing system which under him saw a *90%* rejection rate. Most of these were for extremely sick people, and the numbers were far higher, more like 100k murdered patients annually.

And Thompson knew all this and celebrated the increased net profits and his huge bonuses. He was a true sociopath and an actual predator who got off on killing as many people as possible by denying claims while he made UHC more and more and more. The government has known this for decades, and yet we are watching them dismantle healthcare, and you preach about Luigi not doing it “the right way”? “That’s not how it’s done in America”? You pretend that people haven’t been fighting for healthcare as a human right for decades. You pretend that we have a system that is equitable, where citizens can beat corporations at their own game. We don’t see the same America.

Whether we like it or not, when a system is oppression, it is inherently violent. And the only way to stop violence is with counter-violence. I’ll never ever commit violence. But can I see why someone finally popped off over this? Yes! And there’s people on here defending capitalism and corporations — you’re the reason America is in this mess fyi. You are enabling a completely broken and oppressive system that has caused immeasurable suffering, and violates human rights. I don’t know what’s in it for you to defend a system that wants to kneel on your throat.

Go watch videos of families who were victims of this company and just listen to how they were treated, some of the worst deaths I’ve heard, no exaggeration. If you don’t want more Luigi’s, then get corporations OUT of the lobbying game, and charge these CEO’s with capital crimes. If they were actually treated like the criminals they are (and yeah, I’m looking at the tech bros too!), we would actually be a decent country. But America is two systems of justice. That’s why we’ve lost the climate change battle too — the wealthy are taking our country if its resources, including our own people!

I'm contacting the Pope to get Luigi fast tracked for Sainthood.

R271 take your meds

I’m sucking on a gummy right now r273

So as I thought the problem is you don't have anything else to really suck on

[QUOTE] One of Brian Thompson’s direct reports who worked under him for five years made public statements about how ruthless and craven he was, that he ordered staff to blatantly block customers from not only approvals, but even things like life-saving information. She called him evil, and there are many other whistleblowers who said the same thing.

They’ll all be on the witness stand.

Brian Thompson isn't on trial Luigi is

He’s probably one of those ugly guys that HATES hot men

He should be, r277.

Luigi took out the trash.

The deceased put in the AI system which denied millions coverage via screwed up software. Fuck him. Everyone has family who are at death’s door who have been denied coverage because of that fat fucking clown. Luigi did the country a favor.

If Luigi did the country a favor, then what has changed?

Maybe the oligarchs are more scared, R282.

More likely they will tighten up security and keep a low public profile Something that Brian Thompson apparently didn't do he had no bodyguards or security around him.

That would mean they’re more scared, R284.

Luigi is a swarthy, dark haired, CURLEY dark hair young fellow. Trump like Aryan types.

R285 Are they scared or are they more cautious as so many people these days are in public places

Otherwise, what changes in the healthcare system and the health insurance industry has Luigi Brought about?

They should be scared. Even if Luigi does not make it out alive, he did a great thing for his countrymen. American countrymen.

We saw video of Luigi pull the trigger multiple times. Sadly, New York turned off the electric chair.

No WE did not R289. There is no proof that video is actually him. That's for a jury to decide.

R288 How so?

Luigi's fellow INCELs on this thread are delusional

[quote]We saw video of Luigi pull the trigger multiple times.

So what? It was totally justified.

R291, Luigi's actions will make brazen callous, greedy CEOs rethink their decisions at least a little bit knowing the more customers they rip off and die on their watch because they were denied coverage will spawn 1,000 more Luigi's.

It does not have to be that way, not every insurance company is that eager to deny coverage like the one we are talking about. In fact they are in legal hot water right now as we speak.

Sad that his last meal as a free man was at Mcdonald's

R294 any links that support that? btw I don't have a colonoscope

R294 = posting from corporate headquarters of United Healthcare.

^^CORRECTION R292= posting from corporate headquarters of United Healthcare.

now Luigi is IN a CELL😆😅🤣

[Quote] There is no proof that video is actually him

I think Luigi's family thinks it's him though

What the family thinks is irrelevant, OJ's kids think he's innocent.

[quote]now Luigi is IN a CELL😆😅🤣

And yet look at who typed that, DL's very own Incel.

[Quote] OJ's kids think he's innocent.

That would be a typical response from family members which is why they're not allowed to be part of the jury, but Luigi's family have said absolutely nothing

[Quote] Everyone has family who are at death’s door who have been denied coverage because of that fat fucking clown. Luigi did the country a favor.

Does that include your family R281 Do tell.

Well why should we care what the family thinks unless they are tied to the case? You cant infer anything from the family members any more than you can ask Etsy what the Witches think. Where was Trump's family Milania when he was on trial?

[quote]If Luigi did the country a favor, then what has changed?

A lot. They overhauled the system. There have been countless articles about that horrendous AI shit he put in.

any links to those countless articles?

R290 Mangione gave officers an ID card saying his name was Mark Rosario when no record was found under that name police asked the Mangione if he had been to New York recently and he became quiet and started to shake.

According to court reports hours after his arrest December 9th the Ivy League graduate who allegedly had a ghost gun and suppressor on him at the time was charged by the Manhattan District Attorney's office with second degree murder criminal possession of a loaded firearm. possession of a silencer and possession of a forged instrument.

R306. Great. A man died so we can read some press articles. You're a treat.

Why do you care, r309, about this insurance psychopath who was responsible for so many deaths? I truly do not understand.

How does the earth contain this level of moron and degenerate? I truly don't understand.

It's called big business, r311.

R310 is a moron and degenerate because of big business? I'm pretty sure he would be a moron and degenerate matter what.

CEOs that make money off the deaths of others should start being put to death like the head of Boeing and this guy Luigi shot. Instead they get millions of dollars in bonuses. Well not the guy Luigi shot thank god.

Maybe this Chicago Pope can make Luigi a saint after he's put to death.

I wonder what kind of health care Luigi is getting in prison

Mangione has been working as an orderly in the prison, responsible for cleaning showers and common areas.

Deregulation. Starting with Reagan. And now it's a free for all. You think it was bad before, just wait. Premiums will rise and the schedule of covered services and procedures will be even more limited.

[Quote] ^Remember the OJ Trial? The facts were all there........

What facts? It was all circumstantial evidence and there was no video And it's generally believed that all of the talk about DNA went over the heads of the jury.

OJ was guilty AF but that trial was a shitshow.

If all the cameras we have today had been around back then, OJ's Bronco would've been caught on multiple cameras going to and from the crime scene. You can't go more than 100 feet without being caught on some kind of camera these days. And of course, the public has much more of an understanding of DNA now than it did back then.

We are all Luigi!!!!!!!!!

Will Luigi take the stand in his own defense?

[Quote] We are all Luigi!!!!!!!!!

speak for yourself Sybil

[Quote] CEOs that make money off the deaths of others should start being put to death like the head of Boeing and this guy Luigi shot. Instead they get millions of dollars in bonuses. Well not the guy Luigi shot thank god.

R314 How is United Healthcare and Boeing making money off the deaths of others? Do tell!

Step back, Donnie! You can't have Luigi! Not on my watch!

Suck my Italian-American dick, Trump!

Frankly, I am surprised "certain entities" haven't murdered Trump yet. He stiffed a shit ton of contractors.

And they never forget debts owed.

Mark my words: an Italian-American will be the end of Trump.

We may forgive but we NEVER forget.

[quote]“There's very few jobs somebody can get in a detention center because of the amount of restriction,” Mangel told PEOPLE. “Orderly tends to be one of the only ones, and does require mop and bucket,” adding that inmates "can be very fastidious, and they like clean showers.”

"The Orderly Orderly"

Has Trump ever made any of his little nicknames for any Italian-American?

Hmmm. I don't think he ever has.

I wonder why?

Because he gets some of the strongest support among Italians. They all love Trump.

R332, the ones who I know don't love him.

He owes us money. And we *always* collect.

r332 is stuck in the past. "Italians" are not a monolith. In New England they're just like any other white ethnic group. Some are conservative, some are liberal.

The dichotomy between R333 and R334 is rich.

^Isn't it though?

an eye for an eye OP

R337, an eye for an eye would be Trump swimming with the fishes for debts unpaid.

^Will, not would

R337 = Mark Wahlberg

Trump is a ninnyhammer. I want to lick Luigi’s balls, then make my way up the shaft to the (surely circumcised) head, which I would take in my mouth, and work my way back down.

[quote]...an eye for an eye would be Trump swimming with the fishes for debts unpaid

"...If history's taught us anything...it's that you can kill anyone."