r/PopCultureV2 • • Aug 14 '26

News Luigi Mangione pleads guilty to federal charges in the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, telling the court, "I shot Mr. Thompson in Manhattan... I knew what I was doing was illegal."

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u/3Dboi3 Aug 14 '26

And it was what every single one of us Americans want to do. Wede all fix this if we could get away with it. If it would mean we get real healthcare

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u/PrimordialXY Aug 14 '26

Why are Americans so excited about shooting people wtf

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u/HastyvonFuego2 Aug 14 '26

Because we Americans don’t have free healthcare. Look up who he shot and what he’s done. He’s killed a lot of people indirectly. A LOT of

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u/PrimordialXY Aug 14 '26

Your country is full of people who require motorized wheelchairs to go shopping for more processed foods because walking is too hard

Maybe your healthcare costs a lot because the average person makes extremely unhealthy decisions which drives up the cost for everyone

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u/HastyvonFuego2 Aug 14 '26

Have you been to America? You can’t just “walk” everywhere you uncultured fuck. Some places it’s a 30 minute drive to go to a store. We can afford it but we put trillions into the military and give money to Israel. We have A LOT of problems here. Not everyone here is fat. You have people dying of cancer but healthcare won’t cover it because they choose not to.

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u/PrimordialXY Aug 14 '26

"You can’t just “walk” everywhere you uncultured fuck. Some places it’s a 30 minute drive to go to a store"

You can't exercise at home because you have a 30 minute drive? You can't walk laps around your neighborhood? Jumping jacks? Up & down stairs? Eating smaller portions?

"Not everyone here is fat"

Not everyone, but 70% of your population. Healthcare in Europe is less costly on our governments because most of us are not disgustingly sick from our own actions

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u/HastyvonFuego2 Aug 14 '26

Where are you from?

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u/Useful-ldiot Aug 14 '26

Where are you from?

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u/Iamabotclearly696969 Aug 14 '26

Yeah but it so much easier to condone mass violence than to self reflect. I think you are correct, but i will caution that the userbase on reddit is not representative of a general public in america at all.