A letter from Luigi

*Alleged* killing.

Fuck him. I will raise a glass to toast his death and will be happy to do it.

He is a muderer- which will soon be determined by a jury.

He's a lovely person.

I don’t dig what Big Pharma does to and charges Americans in healthcare in our country, either. But Luigi-adoration fun aside, nobody deserves to be murdered and their loved ones lose/grieve them because of someone being disgruntled and shooting them like this guy chose to do.

Nobody's perfect.

He's thankful for his long sleeve? What dat?

R7 His uncut foreskin?

R5, how many thousands of people do you think that rat tooth pharmadouche sentenced to early, painful and preventable deaths by denying them healthcare so he could have a pontoon boat and trips to the Caribbean. These assholes need to be terrified into not behaving like that. Sociopaths can't be shamed. Shoot some more

I'm not condoning murder and I think Luigi should be prosecuted. But once in a while, putting criminal behavior like murder aside, I think the CEOs and politicians in t heir ivory towers need to come f ace to face with the consequences of t heir greedy nasty policies.

The ends justifies the means sentiment regarding Luigi also informs the support Trump enjoys.

Terrorism is war waged by the Poor (or the poor at hear, such as Luigi).

War is terrorism waged by the Rich.

I hope he can get by on a technicality. Or maybe recall OJ’s jury. He’s doing the Lord’s work after all.

I'll condone murder when it's a healthcare CEO with the blood of thousands on his hands.

Some of you live just live to lick the boots of our oppressors. It's your sole purpose it seems.

I’m fine with the murder. I wish he had suffered just a bit longer, actually

I heartily agree, R9.

I think his "lucky long sleeve" means a lucky long-sleeved shirt. Probably.

It feels weird that he says zero about the charges, but obviously it's what his legal adviser said.

I don't condone murder, but I'm glad that Luigi can now afford a "world-class" legal team, because I'm sure there are a lot of meaningful things to be said about this case in the course of trying it, and they won't miss any. Hopefully, there will be things they bring out that create a decent discussion.

He unalived the jewel of Jewell, Iowa.

Is he writing to Mamma Basco back in Italy?

The long sleeve was the nice blouse DL sent for his birthday, but it's odd he doesn't mention the bottle of Jean Naté.

I’m thankful for my big dick too.

That particular CEO was responsible for turning everything over to AI and having millions denied coverage because the system screwed up. Fuck him.

R5, that asshole was responsible for millions having to grieve the death of their parents because he denied them coverage. Enough.

I find myself resenting his "cellmate J."

He seems pretentious. I wonder if he has convinced himself the murder was justified?

I’m glad he gets along with his cellmate for what it’s worth. Once he’s living alone in a cell for 23 hours a day these days will be something to look back on.

Sounds insane to me.

Maybe he should lay off the Ayn Rand.

R23, plenty of kids and babies died too

[quote] A letter from Luigi

A Journal for Jordan

[quote]Other than the random killing, he seems like a nice boy.

I believe you MEANT to say, “CONSIDERING the random killing, he seems like a nice boy.”

This country needs more Luigis and other fellow Italian-American men willing to pop a bullet into skulls that have long needed a bullet popped into them.

Is he not grateful for Momma’s mussy?

He'll be found guilty and sentenced to life in prison. I don't see someone with his looks (and lawyers) getting the death penalty.

I'll be willing to bet that Brian Thompson wishes he never fucked with any Italian-American man ever.

[quote] I'll be willing to bet that Brian Thompson wishes

Not anymore. He is deceased.

R35, we made absolute sure of that.

What are the rates of incarceration for his kind? Do prison kitchens use garlic as an ingredient?

R37, you don't want to be askig stupid idiotic questions, Mamie.

Not if you know what's good for you, dearie.

Italian-American Pride.

If the double murderer OJ Simpson can be found not guilty, then Luigi can too.

I hope the jury invalidates the evidence and sets him free.

Why does this letter have #27 as "light" written and a note on the bottom right, when it was sent for computer, and TMZ blocked #27 out and has his signature?

I want him in me, quite deeply

You do *not* want to mess around with Italian-American men.

UNIT: BRO-G-A-Y

I wonder what "and doesn't hesitate to humble me when I need it" means... (about his roommate J).

I share a birthday with him. ❤️

I wonder if he'll last a long time on this earth.

[quote] Why does this letter have #27 as "light" written and a note on the bottom right

Possibly a message to Bav of Tangier.

All these posters advocating vigilante Justice is just more evidence of how doomed we are.

R49, shut the fuck up, you obnoxious scold.

Maybe a Luigi needs to pay you a little visit!!!

Maybe a Luigi needs to pay ALL of us DLers a visit.

I hope more people rise up. We're doomed by our current system, privatized healthcare, oligarchs and thieves in power everywhere. "Vigilante justice?" I want a full scale revolution. It's the only way. R49 would rather we join him down on his knees, licking the boots of our masters. R49 has no idea he's already doomed and was doomed from the start.

Sadly in 2004, the Death Penalty was outlawed in New York.

We don't capitalize random nouns in English, Boris @R53.

Luigi ain't all that.

Conservatives?? Fuck them!

r53 Luigi has a federal case and Pam Bondi said he will get the death penalty in that case.

The history of full-scale revolutions is not encouraging. Some lunatic seizes power, lots of people die, then the rich take over again. Grow up.

“Grow up” is MAGAT lingo.

Don’t you have a “disability” check to cash? Pick up some smokes while you’re at it.

Will never be convicted.

Wilhoit’s Law is kindling for populist violence. UHC is protected but not bound by American justice. The rest of us are bound but not protected. When the legal way is a dead end for justice and an express lane for exploitation, people consider the non-legal alternatives.