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I really try not to be a conspiracy theorist but I’m seriously flip flopping on whether or not I believe Luigi Mangione actually did it, on one hand this guy’s digital footprint is too vast to not be a real person with real motive, but on the other hand the circumstances of how they caught him are so odd that it just doesn’t add up, like, he wore very nondescript clothing and a mask the day of the shooting, suggesting he doesn’t want to be identified, despite this they were somehow able to identify him at a hostel in different clothing without a mask, he not only fled the scene but allegedly fled New York with a fake ID that the police recovered, several days later they found him in Pennsylvania carrying around all of the evidence in his backpack, including a manifesto, gun, and fake ID, the police also claim he had somewhere between $8,000-$12,000 in his bag, yet when asked about it Luigi claims he had no idea where the money came from and suggests it was planted (which raises several more alarm bells because if this “evidence” was planted then what else could they have fabricated to “catch” this guy?)

this not mentioning the fact that I find it really odd that this guy didn’t digitally publish his manifesto and instead chose to carry a physical copy of it around for days

this all could mean that he wanted to get caught but if that’s the case why go to Pennsylvania at all? why not just stay in New York?

I will say, though, that I think some of this can also be explained by this comment on Reddit:

regardless, the circumstances are suspicious as hell

edit: I realized I forgot to mention this part but it’s also so suspicious how everyone, the police, the media, whatever, are all 100% certain that Luigi Mangione did it, I’ve seen so many high profile cases where cops do press conferences and say “this is America, the suspect is innocent until proven guilty!” yet they’re not even calling Luigi a suspect, they’re outright saying he is the shooter and that he did do it, that’s just weird to me

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joe biden, you stupid fuck. listen to me. Crimes are legal for sitting presidents as long as they’re official actions. Listen: Joe. You have one chance

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This too shall pass but like holy fuck

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Hey so just so we’re all on the same page here. If any of my followers voted for him, (and I say this with the absolute utmost disrespect) unfollow me and block me right now.

No, we cannot be friends. No I will not be civil.

No, I will not be elaborating any further or taking any criticism at this time.

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I found this little beauty while having lunch in the sukkah among a bunch of preteens literally making paper chains. The laugh I let out 😂

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screenshots of despair

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Meanwhile, in Arkansas...

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“i think women should be meaner!!” you can’t even handle leg hair

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On the twenty first day

Of the month of September

In an early year of a decade

Not too long before our own

The human race suddenly encountered

A deadly threat to its very existence

And this terrifying enemy surfaced

As such enemies often do

In the seemingly most innocent

And unlikely of places

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Twitter is 99% a Nazi cesspool, but Jwitter remains undefeated.

link to 1st tweet

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Certain words can change your brain forever and ever so you do have to be very careful about it.

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i just checked wikipedia and the 2007-2008 writer’s strike was only 99 days long. the strike that shows up in the wikipedia pages of every show from that era with a blurb on how it affected shooting and release schedules.

we’re on day 113 of the current strike, with no end in sight.

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sorry but in my opinion this is so rude

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Respectfully, Ireland is the best country on the planet