no. largely, i'll just live my life.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:40 pmAre you going to be actively bothered in your day to day life if they don’t find the shooter?zombie wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:38 pmtwitter will find a way to celebrate any attack or murder.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:30 pm Keep in mind the consensus public reaction you’ll see online is far more celebratory than anything I’ve said. I just don’t give a shit. Take a look at Twitter, Reddit etc.
Public leaders in America should maybe take note of this.![]()
the ceo guy was evil. i don't feel good justifying his death personally, all the same. and i do want the shooter to be apprehended or whatever else may occur. that kind of thing feels good in the movies. it doesn't feel good in real life. that's just my take.
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But there probably are murders that hypothetically would elicit that reaction from you, right?zombie wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:45 pmno. largely, i'll just live my life.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:40 pmAre you going to be actively bothered in your day to day life if they don’t find the shooter?zombie wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:38 pmtwitter will find a way to celebrate any attack or murder.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:30 pm Keep in mind the consensus public reaction you’ll see online is far more celebratory than anything I’ve said. I just don’t give a shit. Take a look at Twitter, Reddit etc.
Public leaders in America should maybe take note of this.![]()
the ceo guy was evil. i don't feel good justifying his death personally, all the same. and i do want the shooter to be apprehended or whatever else may occur. that kind of thing feels good in the movies. it doesn't feel good in real life. that's just my take.
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I wasn't talking about the CEO guy. Not long ago I saw in another thread you wishing a person dead. It was in one of the Trump threads. I found it out of character for you and in poor taste but I didn't say anything then because I thought maybe you were being sarcastic and/or joking. But seeing your response here to this made me rethink that. Hence why I asked if you were alright? To me it was coming across that you are angry but maybe I am wrong, Its hard sometimes to interpret what a person is trying to say on a message board.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:42 pmI didn’t wish this guy dead. He just died. It’s not like I had any choice in the matter.Lazerus wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:39 pmI don't believe in wishing people dead or being condescending about someone's death, regardless of what they did for a living or whatever. But that's just me. Like I said earlier no judgement here.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:11 pmDo you kill people so you can increase shareholder profits by 0.01%? If not, probably not a good comparison.Lazerus wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:06 pmHow do you know he was evil? Because of the industry he worked in? If you're basing it on that then you must think the same of me and millions of others.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 2:59 pmI’m actually great and happy. I’m just not going to pretend I care about some evil bastard getting smoked.Lazerus wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 2:57 pmYou're sounding kinda angry lately. You alright man?Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 2:52 pm I didn’t. I also don’t really care if he gets caught or not.
the other day I seen a post where you were wishing someone dead and now this. I don't recall you coming off this hateful in the past but hey I get it, times change and people change. Just so we are clear, I am not trying to start shit. Just making a comment based on observation, no judgement here.

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I appreciate your concern. I’m doing well. You are welcome to disagree with the way I see things.Lazerus wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:49 pmI wasn't talking about the CEO guy. Not long ago I saw in another thread you wishing a person dead. It was in one of the Trump threads. I found it out of character for you and in poor taste but I didn't say anything then because I thought maybe you were being sarcastic and/or joking. But seeing your response here to this made me rethink that. Hence why I asked if you were alright? To me it was coming across that you are angry but maybe I am wrong, Its hard sometimes to interpret what a person is trying to say on a message board.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:42 pmI didn’t wish this guy dead. He just died. It’s not like I had any choice in the matter.Lazerus wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:39 pmI don't believe in wishing people dead or being condescending about someone's death, regardless of what they did for a living or whatever. But that's just me. Like I said earlier no judgement here.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:11 pmDo you kill people so you can increase shareholder profits by 0.01%? If not, probably not a good comparison.Lazerus wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:06 pmHow do you know he was evil? Because of the industry he worked in? If you're basing it on that then you must think the same of me and millions of others.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 2:59 pmI’m actually great and happy. I’m just not going to pretend I care about some evil bastard getting smoked.Lazerus wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 2:57 pmYou're sounding kinda angry lately. You alright man?Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 2:52 pm I didn’t. I also don’t really care if he gets caught or not.
the other day I seen a post where you were wishing someone dead and now this. I don't recall you coming off this hateful in the past but hey I get it, times change and people change. Just so we are clear, I am not trying to start shit. Just making a comment based on observation, no judgement here.![]()
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This is my dilemma. Did he go about not giving a shit about the overall health of people under United Healthcare and only care about profit even at the expense of death? I struggle to believe this isn't the case.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:44 pm Everyone else can have their gold stars for being good and righteous people. It’s fine. I would just ask that you also spare a little time to feel something for the people this guy killed for his shareholders.
And also, let's say everyone in the world knows for a fact that this is the case, big pharma and Healthcare CEOs are totally evil and for-profit only at the expense of the deaths of others. But nobody is doing anything about it and citizens are still forced to pay them money and die under their corruptions. How do you stop them? Writing letters? Protests? Violence?


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The same can be said of CEO's in Big Oil. I mean they're literally destroying the planet while making millions. And what about those assholes in the Military Industrial Complex? All those profits from wars. The list goes on and on. Humans at their core are corrupt.Jason wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:51 pmThis is my dilemma. Did he go about not giving a shit about the overall health of people under United Healthcare and only care about profit even at the expense of death? I struggle to believe this isn't the case.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:44 pm Everyone else can have their gold stars for being good and righteous people. It’s fine. I would just ask that you also spare a little time to feel something for the people this guy killed for his shareholders.
And also, let's say everyone in the world knows for a fact that this is the case, big pharma and Healthcare CEOs are totally evil and for-profit only at the expense of the deaths of others. But nobody is doing anything about it and citizens are still forced to pay them money and die under their corruptions. How do you stop them? Writing letters? Protests? Violence?
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These companies are so firmly embedded in our political system, I think the only non-violent means that *could* change anything would be a general strike, something that is kind of unthinkable in a society that mostly lives paycheck to paycheck.Jason wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:51 pmThis is my dilemma. Did he go about not giving a shit about the overall health of people under United Healthcare and only care about profit even at the expense of death? I struggle to believe this isn't the case.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:44 pm Everyone else can have their gold stars for being good and righteous people. It’s fine. I would just ask that you also spare a little time to feel something for the people this guy killed for his shareholders.
And also, let's say everyone in the world knows for a fact that this is the case, big pharma and Healthcare CEOs are totally evil and for-profit only at the expense of the deaths of others. But nobody is doing anything about it and citizens are still forced to pay them money and die under their corruptions. How do you stop them? Writing letters? Protests? Violence?
Americans don’t have the stomach to leverage their labor. Compare that to the French, who are ready to burn Paris to the ground any time they want something to improve their lives. And it usually works.
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I pretty much agree with everything except the idea that fossil fuels are destroying the planet. Lithium mines for electric cars are actually doing much worse than digging for oil ever did.Lazerus wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:55 pmThe same can be said of CEO's in Big Oil. I mean they're literally destroying the planet while making millions. And what about those assholes in the Military Industrial Complex? All those profits from wars. The list goes on and on. Humans at their core are corrupt.Jason wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:51 pmThis is my dilemma. Did he go about not giving a shit about the overall health of people under United Healthcare and only care about profit even at the expense of death? I struggle to believe this isn't the case.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:44 pm Everyone else can have their gold stars for being good and righteous people. It’s fine. I would just ask that you also spare a little time to feel something for the people this guy killed for his shareholders.
And also, let's say everyone in the world knows for a fact that this is the case, big pharma and Healthcare CEOs are totally evil and for-profit only at the expense of the deaths of others. But nobody is doing anything about it and citizens are still forced to pay them money and die under their corruptions. How do you stop them? Writing letters? Protests? Violence?


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The petroleum industry is not innocent when it comes to the destruction of this planet. Fossil fuels are contributing to the damage of our atmosphere. But to your point there are many culprits who are doing worse. We need to get off fossil fuels but electric is not the way to go.Jason wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 4:01 pmI pretty much agree with everything except the idea that fossil fuels are destroying the planet. Lithium mines for electric cars are actually doing much worse than digging for oil ever did.Lazerus wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:55 pmThe same can be said of CEO's in Big Oil. I mean they're literally destroying the planet while making millions. And what about those assholes in the Military Industrial Complex? All those profits from wars. The list goes on and on. Humans at their core are corrupt.Jason wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:51 pmThis is my dilemma. Did he go about not giving a shit about the overall health of people under United Healthcare and only care about profit even at the expense of death? I struggle to believe this isn't the case.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:44 pm Everyone else can have their gold stars for being good and righteous people. It’s fine. I would just ask that you also spare a little time to feel something for the people this guy killed for his shareholders.
And also, let's say everyone in the world knows for a fact that this is the case, big pharma and Healthcare CEOs are totally evil and for-profit only at the expense of the deaths of others. But nobody is doing anything about it and citizens are still forced to pay them money and die under their corruptions. How do you stop them? Writing letters? Protests? Violence?
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Big Oil is complicated because it is harming the planet but it’s also keeping us alive while no alternative exists at scale. We can’t just flip the switch, the light has to be on for a long time before it’s even viable to turn it off. Should there be a greater effort to prepare for that? Yea of course.
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If true, we are also to blame for owning cars, taking the bus, flying on planes etc...Lazerus wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 4:04 pmThe petroleum industry is not innocent when it comes to the destruction of this planet. Fossil fuels are contributing to the damage of our atmosphere. But to your point there are many culprits who are doing worse. We need to get off fossil fuels but electric is not the way to go.Jason wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 4:01 pmI pretty much agree with everything except the idea that fossil fuels are destroying the planet. Lithium mines for electric cars are actually doing much worse than digging for oil ever did.Lazerus wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:55 pmThe same can be said of CEO's in Big Oil. I mean they're literally destroying the planet while making millions. And what about those assholes in the Military Industrial Complex? All those profits from wars. The list goes on and on. Humans at their core are corrupt.Jason wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:51 pmThis is my dilemma. Did he go about not giving a shit about the overall health of people under United Healthcare and only care about profit even at the expense of death? I struggle to believe this isn't the case.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:44 pm Everyone else can have their gold stars for being good and righteous people. It’s fine. I would just ask that you also spare a little time to feel something for the people this guy killed for his shareholders.
And also, let's say everyone in the world knows for a fact that this is the case, big pharma and Healthcare CEOs are totally evil and for-profit only at the expense of the deaths of others. But nobody is doing anything about it and citizens are still forced to pay them money and die under their corruptions. How do you stop them? Writing letters? Protests? Violence?
All we really need is a particle accelerator in every home and we can make our own hydrogen powered cars. But the powers that be will never allow that since they can't make money.


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Nuclear was always the way but it’s probably too late to build that up. And it didn’t have to be. The hippies were wrong about that one and they got duped by Big Oil propaganda.
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Stupid baby boomersHeadhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 4:12 pm Nuclear was always the way but it’s probably too late to build that up. And it didn’t have to be. The hippies were wrong about that one and they got duped by Big Oil propaganda.

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Yup. Even the things they were right about, they just gave up to get their slice of the pie. Which they now refuse to give up.Lazerus wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 4:14 pmStupid baby boomersHeadhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 4:12 pm Nuclear was always the way but it’s probably too late to build that up. And it didn’t have to be. The hippies were wrong about that one and they got duped by Big Oil propaganda.![]()
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Strikes are tricky and you'd need everyone on board for a big enough movement.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:58 pmThese companies are so firmly embedded in our political system, I think the only non-violent means that *could* change anything would be a general strike, something that is kind of unthinkable in a society that mostly lives paycheck to paycheck.Jason wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:51 pmThis is my dilemma. Did he go about not giving a shit about the overall health of people under United Healthcare and only care about profit even at the expense of death? I struggle to believe this isn't the case.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:44 pm Everyone else can have their gold stars for being good and righteous people. It’s fine. I would just ask that you also spare a little time to feel something for the people this guy killed for his shareholders.
And also, let's say everyone in the world knows for a fact that this is the case, big pharma and Healthcare CEOs are totally evil and for-profit only at the expense of the deaths of others. But nobody is doing anything about it and citizens are still forced to pay them money and die under their corruptions. How do you stop them? Writing letters? Protests? Violence?
Americans don’t have the stomach to leverage their labor. Compare that to the French, who are ready to burn Paris to the ground any time they want something to improve their lives. And it usually works.
A little off topic, but when I was truck driving for my last job, the union workers at the Dole plant in San Diego were having a paid strike demanding higher pay (they already were making 72 dollars an hour. Lmao.). The Dole plant gave them a paid hour and allowed them to protest. They stepped in front of the truckers and would not allow them to enter the facility to do their jobs. I got in an argument with one of the guys and explained to him that their actions are not going to garner any sympathy from truck drivers whatsoever. We make far less than they do while working far more hours, we have deadlines and are pushed to the legal limit daily and physically stopping us from doing our jobs is going to hinder our ability to get to our destinations on time while also putting us at risk for having to shut down our vehicles before we get back to our yards since we legally can't drive past a certain amount of hours in a day. We argued back and forth for about a minute or two and when I detailed this to him, he pretended I didn't exist and went about his strike. Lmao


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i mean if someone murdered a public figure i favored, yeah. that would probably be very upsetting and have a big impact on my day to day.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:48 pmBut there probably are murders that hypothetically would elicit that reaction from you, right?zombie wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:45 pmno. largely, i'll just live my life.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:40 pmAre you going to be actively bothered in your day to day life if they don’t find the shooter?zombie wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:38 pmtwitter will find a way to celebrate any attack or murder.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:30 pm Keep in mind the consensus public reaction you’ll see online is far more celebratory than anything I’ve said. I just don’t give a shit. Take a look at Twitter, Reddit etc.
Public leaders in America should maybe take note of this.![]()
the ceo guy was evil. i don't feel good justifying his death personally, all the same. and i do want the shooter to be apprehended or whatever else may occur. that kind of thing feels good in the movies. it doesn't feel good in real life. that's just my take.
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Gun thread talking about nuclear particle accelerators, dig it!

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Yup, don't get me started on how they've purposely held down Gen X and now the Millennials. Greedy fuckers!Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 4:15 pmYup. Even the things they were right about, they just gave up to get their slice of the pie. Which they now refuse to give up.Lazerus wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 4:14 pmStupid baby boomersHeadhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 4:12 pm Nuclear was always the way but it’s probably too late to build that up. And it didn’t have to be. The hippies were wrong about that one and they got duped by Big Oil propaganda.![]()
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Non-radioactive hydrogen powered cars that won't ignite and cost essentially nothing.Reign in Blood wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 4:21 pm Gun thread talking about nuclear particle accelerators, dig it!
I don't have a quarter of a million dollars to spend on my own particle accelerator though, and I'm sure I'd find some way to blow myself up despite using the deuterium version of hydrogen.



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The problem with that is the young people today can't organize movements for shit. I mean just look at the epic fail that was the Occupy Wall Street crap. Even BLM and Me Too have been fails even though they started with some decent momentum. At least the movements in the 1960's got some shit accomplished.Jason wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 4:19 pmStrikes are tricky and you'd need everyone on board for a big enough movement.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:58 pmThese companies are so firmly embedded in our political system, I think the only non-violent means that *could* change anything would be a general strike, something that is kind of unthinkable in a society that mostly lives paycheck to paycheck.Jason wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:51 pmThis is my dilemma. Did he go about not giving a shit about the overall health of people under United Healthcare and only care about profit even at the expense of death? I struggle to believe this isn't the case.Headhunter wrote: ↑Thu Dec 05, 2024 3:44 pm Everyone else can have their gold stars for being good and righteous people. It’s fine. I would just ask that you also spare a little time to feel something for the people this guy killed for his shareholders.
And also, let's say everyone in the world knows for a fact that this is the case, big pharma and Healthcare CEOs are totally evil and for-profit only at the expense of the deaths of others. But nobody is doing anything about it and citizens are still forced to pay them money and die under their corruptions. How do you stop them? Writing letters? Protests? Violence?
Americans don’t have the stomach to leverage their labor. Compare that to the French, who are ready to burn Paris to the ground any time they want something to improve their lives. And it usually works.
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