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I want them to put an effort to find the guy, but ultimately I hope they never catch him. This dude is a hero, even if not for what he did, but the fear that he instilled in evil executives. It's much bigger than just the one guy. It's already made blue cross/blue shield change a fucked up policy. Even if this type of vigilante justice never happens again, the possibility of it must be in the back of every executives mind, and that alone should be enough to make the world slightly better. Even if just a little.

Ironic that Republicans want tiktok gone despite its brain rot having a lot to do with them winning the election.

I think I found him

It's not a one time solution, it's a lifestyle change. You have to keep doing it.

That's 50/50. At some point a guard will say it's not worth it.

Clarity in connection is a positive thing. Ambiguity breeds confusion.

Is it weird that I'm ok with people in the $50 mill range? Like yeah, they're stupid rich. But they're still closer to us than to people with $100 billion. And also, a lot of them just inherited it. Which is also bullshit, but they may not have done any evil to become that rich, necessarily. The question is whether or not they keep up with the evil. Bezos ex wife is a great example as she has spent tons of money on charitable organizations that opposed her ex husbands bullshit. There's a handful of good, rich people out there, but they're few, and far between.

I couldn't have said it better, tho we have yet to see if it's effective at change. It's really too early to tell.

Targeted killings of evil people get me hard.

"there gooees my hero! Watch him as he goes!"

Who needs roots when killing CEOs is more effective?

Oops. Murder seems to be a side effect of evil.