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All this talk about Luigi when the real story is the string of whistleblower deaths this year. Where’s the focused search for their killers?
If you know of a way to take out Pinkertons... well, maybe you should just keep quiet about it because, well...
And not only that, but people worshipping Luigi. But yes, you are right, whistleblower deaths are far more interesting to me.
Media is free any day to cover it... But no a dead parasite is their focus and we don't even know if luigi actually did it. Dude is a saint tho, even if he did.