Disagree. People do things for profit to a point. As a veteran who’s done security work, soldiers and veterans start because of a faith in doing the right thing. Security work doesn’t have that ideology. I don’t know about you, but I’d rather go home to my family over fighting off 500 people angry about their lives. It’s an entirely different motivation, with entirely different standards to be covered. Money doesn’t buy values or standards. And when you buy security, that security can be bought. Nobody is untouchable.

Don’t forget that these people exist because of the propaganda that they take in. They buy into it. They’re not yet aware that it’s a class war, not a culture war.

Not a lot of people are willing to put themselves between a CEO and a mass riot for $14/hr.

Yeah but that’s over. Everything done can be undone.

Ahh nostalgia for the simpler times. /s

Sometimes?

Going through a brutal divorce, hasn’t seen his kids in months and has developed an Ayahuasca boofing problem.

Like having 9 Starbucks and 12 subways in a town of 20k.

Food waste the rich.

In my military experience, some people just understand the job. Same with manufacturing. You can be as smart as Einstein, and not understand the job. But some people just get the ins and outs on a different level. This guy is close to that level, but not on that level. He should never have been to that coffeeshop unmasked. Or at least changed clothes in an alley. It clearly took planning, and some experience with a gun but assuming military training is a bit far. To me it looks like he understood the job, with no training. If he had training, he wouldn’t have gone to Starbucks and wouldn’t have used a rented e-bike (unless he used a prepaid card to rent it).

That’s honestly a great superhero name for him. Like “the punisher” or “the equalizer”. I hope dude gets caught, and then acquitted, then gets to star in “the adjuster” series.

It’s not a one time solution, it’s a lifestyle change. You have to keep doing it.

That’s 50/50. At some point a guard will say it’s not worth it.

Is it weird that I’m ok with people in the $50 mill range? Like yeah, they’re stupid rich. But they’re still closer to us than to people with $100 billion. And also, a lot of them just inherited it. Which is also bullshit, but they may not have done any evil to become that rich, necessarily. The question is whether or not they keep up with the evil. Bezos ex wife is a great example as she has spent tons of money on charitable organizations that opposed her ex husbands bullshit. There’s a handful of good, rich people out there, but they’re few, and far between.

I couldn’t have said it better, tho we have yet to see if it’s effective at change. It’s really too early to tell.

Who needs roots when killing CEOs is more effective?

fleeing on a rented e-bike

“Thheeere goooes my hero, Watch him as he goes”

I mean, they CAN go on rough roads. They’re just not made for it. And certainly not OFF road, like you would expect a technical to do.

Yup, meant for towing very large, heavy trailers, not for anything remotely near a battle in sloppy conditions.

I’d rather play ET.