How much does it take to buy his freedom?
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I can't help but think that many of the people who gave money are convinced he's guilty, but think that the CEO deserved to be killed.
Of first degree murder? Perhaps.
Domestic terrorism? Fuck no.
If a man kills a serial killer in the middle of a spree, is he a murderer or a hero?
That’s like 50%
It's heart-warming to see people donating $27s for his 27th birthday today (I didn't know till I saw those comments).
The People know a bad faith prosecution when they see it and are willing to pay what they can to help.
Most of the people supporting him are convinced he's guilty, but think that his murder makes him a hero.
Considering all the details that have come to light I genuinely don’t believe beyond a shadow of a doubt he’s guilty, since they want to kill him they need to convince beyond a shadow of a doubt. That said, personally? I don’t care if he did it or not, if he did, good, if he didn’t I’m glad who ever did do it got away, presuming Luigi doesn’t die for it
I don't think he's guilty. The evidence is tampered, improperly collected, and flimsy. There is "reasonable" doubt, not the kind of evidence to lock someone up over. The way he was paraded around made it clear he's just some random dude. You might find me with manifesto too lol, I also hate rich CEOs. Like half the country does.
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I dont know whether he is the perpetrator or not, either way he needs to be supported.
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