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In reply to the discussion: They didn't care about 7 year olds getting their faces blown off, but expect us to care about a murderer suffering [View all]rubbersole
(8,793 posts)32. But, but he had an assault weapon...
...and they didn't sign up for that kind of risk. There were only 40 officers and the odds were just too much. Plus they were kids. Tough luck. If they had been insurance execs ...
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They didn't care about 7 year olds getting their faces blown off, but expect us to care about a murderer suffering [View all]
onecaliberal
Dec 7
OP
This has been on my mind since this happened. Children in schools, innocents in church
Deuxcents
Dec 7
#1
All the well armed LEOs at the school in Uvalde didn't seem to care much about the kids they heard being blown to shreds
Attilatheblond
Dec 7
#25
His company, and others like it, buys lots of their ad spaces. That's why they care,
RockRaven
Dec 7
#4
Maybe we need required classes in our schools to teach us all to recognize corruption, grift, lying politicians, etc.
erronis
Dec 7
#20
Exactly. Your denial and death would have added $3.45 to his annual bonus. His death won't decrease your premiums.
erronis
Dec 7
#23
Additionally, I have certainly never heard a CEO of a health insurance company speak about
malaise
Dec 7
#11
Sadly, this country cares infinitely more about CEOs and businesspeople in general than it will ever care about the
Karasu
Dec 7
#12
So far, seems the only difference made after this particular execution has been companies scrubbing photos on websites
Attilatheblond
Dec 7
#28
Saw this today on FB. Pretty clear about our reality where capitalism is king
Attilatheblond
Dec 7
#31
The millionaire is no more or less human than the 48,000 firearm-related deaths in 2022.
usonian
Dec 7
#35