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ai123 posted...

Here's the thing: if Mangione's actions are not considered an act of political terror, and instead just a run of the mill personal murder, does that not diminish the symbolic power of his actions (i.e.: the reason some people support him)?

Does this bolster a narrative where he's not a heroic anti corporate warrior, striking against uncaring capitalism, but just some weirdo with a grudge?

And in whose interests would that be?

I'm sure there are about three people who have been waiting for this verdict to decide where they stand on this.