Luigi Mangione, CEO shooting suspect, is a tech worker
Luigi Mangione, CEO shooting suspect, is a tech worker
Police said they arrested a 26-year-old on firearms charges in connection to the New York killing.
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Another perspective I've been hearing: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DDX0EU9I3CQ/?igsh=MjA0bWxwM2dhM2hh
Tldw: based on everything we've seen of this dude so far, the details don't really add up. It seems really unlikely that after everything he would get nabbed looking suspicious at a McDonald's, with a written manifesto on his person. Could be wrong, it's just speculation. But personally I'll be expecting more news on this, unless nothing happens for like a week.
Conspiracy time:
What if it's a duo / group and they intentionally got someone caught who will have a rock solid alibi after letting investigators waste days on him, but also getting other bits and pieces of message out the entire time?
I think this is about as likely as other conspiracy theories: not at all.
We're going to find out that he's just a guy. Which is disheartening when we imagine someone coming along and saving us and setting right all the wrongs.
But also he's just a guy. I'm not saying killing is the way forward, but he inspires the belief that we can change the world ourselves. We don't just live in a world controlled by the rich or shadowy conspiracies; we live in a world where we can have an impact.
I think this is about as likely as other conspiracy theories: not at all.
Yeah, I know, but hoping is more fun than not.
I'm with you there.
We will see if this will have in impact at all, or can you name something that has (or will likely) changed for the better because if this?
You mean like we've suddenly achieved lower denial rates or single-payer healthcare? Nothing so grand, but people are talking and both sides of the political spectrum have found a semblance of unity over this—which is probably the biggest thing they don't want to see, is people taking their eyes off the culture war and noticing the class war.
I personally like the theory that they caught him using five eyes data, and skip the step where they write “US citizen” in the transcripts
No need to skip anything; they aren't themselves allowed to spy on their own citizens, but if any of the other eyes does, then they can share the info. It's been like that from the beginning.
Seems odd. Like going to all that trouble then not ditching all the evidence, unless he had other targets he was working on next.
Wasn't the manifesto (and the silencer) found after searching his apartment?