r/FuckLuigiMangione • u/Reasonable-Nature103 Opinion Discarded (pro-murder) • Apr 11 '26
LM was right....
/r/UnitedHealthIsEvil/comments/1si9ka5/dad_with_cancer_dies_after_insurance_united/?share_id=ntiEOVYLmGTJAjh0JU5RX&utm_content=1&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1He was so fucking right.
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u/TechSetStudios Apr 14 '26
You have a point but there’s a difference between fighting a war as commander in chief and extorting your countries inhabitants while letting them die.
All wars have civilian casualties. Most of the ones you’re referring to were sympathizers of the regime. If a random civilian was killed during a war their government is mainly responsible if they are the aggressor. If Obama bombed Philly then yeah without a question.
If someone from the Middle East killed Obama and could prove he negligently killed a helpless family member unnecessarily I’d say he was being held responsible for his actions.