The game where you could zap children to death with a raygun getting offended by a CEO who's actions sentenced untold scores to death getting his comeuppance? Oh yeah, it's reddit bootlicker time.
The killing kids in Fallout 1 and 2 is complicated. Because I think the edgiest people do it for a joke.
But I remember one time when I was playing the game when I was probably too young for it, I had a random encounter with Raiders attacking farmers. I swooped into rescue the farmers and as we moped up, one of my companions let burst with an SMG, missed a raider and killed a child instantly. Then the enraged farmers, men and women, turned and starting attacking us with their fists, and my other companions started gunning them down, as I genuinely panicked. In a cold sweat I looked over their dead bodies and reloaded my save.
And like I still remember that now, as a powerful random moment in a videogame.
(Considering reddit is mostly comprised of US, CA, and EU citizens)
It's incredibly clear how far people in the west in something we can vaguely call a "middle class" are from anything approaching reality on the evils of the world, what causes suffering at the moment, etc.
Maybe I'm wrong, but I think a large portion of people crying over this rich, objectively evil person who killed who knows how many thousands of people would be soyfacing if some billionaire like Musk or Zuck put on a mask and executed a visibly gay or trans person. They would 1000% soyface if Musk executed an "illegal" immigrant. Especially one accused of some petty crime like theft.
Point being, these are people so far from logic, rationality, morality, whatever else, and so insulated in bubbles of ignorance that they have come to identify more with nepo-baby upward-failing billionaires. People who contribute NOTHING to society (in fact only take and do huge amounts of harm in all kinds of ways). They uphold the most privileged, least moral in society and condemn the most marginalized.
Kind of reminds me of the gnostics and how Christians actually worship the demiurge, so it's not that hard of a leap of logic to see the very same Christians worshiping evil people.
okay I retract my original comment about that being a possible makeshift weapon. If I had to hazard a guess that looks like a USP with a very fancy suppressor. Further reinforcing my other assertion that this was a professional hit job.
That CEO guy must have pissed off some VERY nasty people.
This image looks like it was touched up by AI. I would hold judgements like this until more information is available. But I can assure you that you are correct in your assumption: all CEOs have pissed off people, nasty or otherwise.