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Suspect in UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting taken into custody after being recognized at McDonald’s
(www.theguardian.com)
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I can't say for sure whether it is the right decision.
Martin Luther King Jr. advocated for obeying just laws and disobeying unjust laws openly. This could be in the same vein.
https://www.nbcnews.com/think/opinion/mlk-disobeyed-unjust-laws-state-america-today-requires-we-not-ncna1287569
Of course it could be in vain but I don't know. For sure I would have liked him to get away undetected. But probably knowing that he would eventually be caught regardless, to do it on his terms while he has a broad swath of support might have been his decision. He already humiliated the police from being able to catch him long enough.
Martin only won because the alternative to his vision wasn't the status quo, it was Malcolm...
And they still both got killed for it.
But mercing a CEO in broad daylight ain't a MLK move, that's 100% a Malcolm maneuver.
Absolutely, I'm not saying Luigi is MLK Jr. even remotely, I'm just saying that what he thinks is the right thing to do at the moment could be in line with some thinking like that, even if the original action is motivated by something else.
Actually, it seems like he views himself as a MLK...
https://gizmodo.com/computer-programmer-named-person-of-interest-in-killing-of-unitedhealthcare-ceo-2000536144
It's just his standard for Malcolm was Kaczinski...
Certainly. I'm not trying to argue with you about what this guy thinks of himself.
And looks like Malcolm might be proven right in the end.
After middle class sided with the blacks, the owner class turned all working Americans into field ******
And here we are...
There's better ways to say what you said, but there's still some stuff wrong with it
They really didn't...
They already had...
LBJ said that during the civil rights movement. He wasn't saying we should do that, but what the republicans were already doing.
How did civil rights get pushed?
White middle clsss enjoyed 2 decades of unprecedented prosperity, what are you basing your claims on?