Politics aside. The court is not going to grant bail to anyone accused of first degree murder who is a flight risk. And given the current narrative seems to be that he shot a man in NYC and was found several states away I'd say they'd consider him a flight risk.
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Last I read, he has not requested bail. They wouldn't let him out, anyway, and he's smart enough that he knows it--he attacked the ruling class and they want to make an example of him.
I think you mean to say he allegedly attacked the ruling class. That whole pesky innocent until proven guilty thing, it's so irritating.
The has yet to prove their case, all we got so far is some vague suggestions of evidence and heavy media narrative weaving
I'm fairly certain they set his charges without bail. If so it means no amount of money would allow him out. (For the time until his court cases)
If I'm wrong about that, please let me know someone... Because that's what I always thought without bail meant
Thank @[email protected] who replied elsewhere:
https://toure.substack.com/p/new-reporting-luigis-hair-is-a-sign
The US is an oligarchy. Your worth as a human is directly tied to your monetary worth, starting at $1M. So no.
But, his family is worth over a 100 million
Deff owner class but the owner class calling the shots here tbh.
Luigi went straight for the king makers here
Making bail is the least of his concerns in there. He will be lucky if he doesn't get "Epstein'd".
If his trial starts going his way, he definitely will.
We do have an wild tradition of suicide in this country when people are causing owner class problems
His haircut and shave are signs the other prisoners are sending to the guards that this man is protected and not to fuck with him.
The only resource I can find about this phenomenon is a threads discussion about Luigi. You wouldn't happen to have an alternate source, would you?
What?
Interesting piece on that. He might not be "protected," but he was definitely given special treatment. Most prisoners hate the ruling class even more than the average person for obvious reasons, and even average people are cheering him on.
they better hire someone better than the guy who killed Epstein then. Should they fail enough to leave even a scent of foul play I bet the gates will open to many copycats.
nothing does more for a movement than a martyr.
The ruling class doesn't want him martyred but they want him killed so very much.
My bets are he is given a life sentence with a groomed jury and he is extrajudicially executed in prison by an unknown agent.
groomed jury
Oh you'd be surprised. There's a lot of people that have the "Murder is Murder" mindset, its not hard to find those and convene a jury.
Those same people conveniently refuse to consider murder with a con (pay us now for Healthcare when you inevitably get sick) and and pen (lol we were lying thanks for all the money go die now) to be murder.
what's funny is that since his motive was based on Brian killing people through executive actions that will come into play for those "murder is murder" people.
If murder is murder, then why wasn't Brian brought to justice before this unfortunate event? Also, why aren't his accomplices in UHC not brought to justice today?
He's still going to jail, he's going to lose and he knows that....but the case will be streamed and Luigi and his lawyers will pose the message not to the jury, but to the public.
he lost the battle so that we can fight the war.
You got to wait for the trial. Throughout history, but especially this year, we've seen many famous trials where the cops blatantly lied about evidence of course in press reports as they often do but also in court on the stand under oath. Just because you heard it doesn't mean it's true. Just because someone told you they have evidence of something, doesn't mean they do.
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I was half asleep I read Luigi's mansion.
Luigi's Mansion: Bailout
The working class, no matter how much money they pull together, cannot battle the ruling class in this way. He will not be allowed bail if we even tried
"Bail Out" Just means "Temporarily let go until court date". It's not a "Get out of jail free" card.
It would be a shame if a few people in NYC started posting signs on every corner with a brief description of jury nullification and a QR code with a link to explain it further until the trial is over.
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