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I think it's a different grift than the Luigi thing. This is more of a racial thing, the Luigi is a class thing, even though Luigi was rich himself.
It's not any different in the end goal and I'll keep warning yall until I'm blue in the face. They're literally normalizing murdering certain demographics. First it's rich white men, then it's white men, then it'll just be men then so on
Oh, it's definitely different. But I think it's a logical continuation of the Luigi thing. We've been here before. A few years ago, they started out saying that "being violent to Nazis is good". Before long, they had moved on to Trump supporters.
Once you start advocating for cold-blooded murder, it's not going to stay limited to allegedly Very Bad people like insurance CEOs.
I wish I could find a demarcation line for when violence and murder stopped being thought of wrong abd reported as such, and became an exercise in justification based on friend/enemy.
Stalin had some banger quotes
Luigi's support came independently of his class. So while it might be important to him, it means nothing to the "movement" around him.
Whereas the support of this nigger is based entirely on his race, and nothing else.