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Hmm… Sounds blatantly illegal.

Put it on the pile, I guess.

It might have something to do with the fact that you’re commenting directly on a hard-numbers report about pre-clinton Democrats.

I get that you know exactly what I was talking about the entire fucking time and are only pretending that I was talking about pre-clinton democrats, but that’s because centrists are dishonest and take credit for the accomplishments of others.

Way to make unfounded assumptions bud, I wish you could understand how wrong you were because I’d love to see your face about it. If you call me a centrist in person I’ll punch you in the mouth.

Complain all you want but do try and have some basis in fact when you do, it helps the argument go better.

By the data presented, “what they always intended to do with it” was to create the single greatest period of economic prosperity in American history.

I don’t believe that’s their goal anymore. But that’s what they did with their majority. I’m not really understanding the point you’re trying to make here.

Y2K wasn’t that bad because a billion engineers saw it coming and prepared accordingly. If everyone hadn’t been freaking out about it for years beforehand things could have gone very differently.

Oh, he’s been used, but that Tesla was new.

Uh, conservatives do. This is not a joke, or a “dunk”, this shit really happened.

At this point you’re gonna have to do that first, and then I’ll elect you after, because we can’t trust any words spoken on the campaign trail by anyone anymore.

This is the correct answer

He’s mostly been busy shutting the fuck up, like you’re supposed to do when you’re on trial, but I think this counts:

“It’s completely out of touch and an insult to the intelligence of the American people and their lived experience!” - 10 December 2024. This statement was explained by Mangione’s lawyer as the result of him being “agitated about what’s happening to him and what he’s being accused of.”

Which it is, in fact, an insult to the American people to expect us to believe he’s guilty. If I had a nickel for every massively publicized national trial involving rampant police corruption and planting of evidence, I’d have two nickels, one from OJ Simpson and one from Luigi. If I had a nickel for every time it actually happened without being broadcast to the nation I’d be able to buy Twitter with them.

I don’t see how the ruling class benefits by throwing the wrong guy in jail and letting the killer go free.

Because they can’t find the guy that really did it and someone has to burn for this. Executing the wrong man still scares the peasants. Throwing up your hands and saying “we can’t find him, guess he got away 🤷” will cause 18 more copycat killings before your press release is finished. Ergo, find someone and pin it on them, no matter what it takes.

If there was a non Luigi killer he would have claimed responsibility by now.

Why would anyone possibly do this when they just successfully got away with their major crime. That’s the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard. The real killer is laying extremely low until their crime is no longer daily national news. Especially because the guy getting pinned for it is being threatened with major terroristic charges and execution, no one is going to pipe up and say “no actually I did it, defame and murder me instead please”.

Doubly so when it’s becoming increasingly evident that the police are running a clown show that doesn’t have a chance in hell of actually convicting. If I didn’t know better I’d think they wanted to let Luigi walk. So the real killer is safe and secure in the knowledge that nobody is looking for him anymore and the guy they did catch has an extremely slim chance of facing real consequences.