Yeah... I can't blame them, the apathy is real on this one, lots of people get murdered everyday, they don't get this coverage, I don't care more because this guy was a rich CEO, feels like the media is overhyping it because the rich are scared that some folks are deciding they need to water the tree of liberty. Pretty sure this is only going to get worse as people get squeezed more and more.

I'm not blanket saying assassination is ok, but I'm also not saying I couldn't consider voting to acquit this guy for jury nullification purposes if I were on the jury.

He denied coverage to my daughter. If I personally knew who the working class hero was, I would send him a gift or a thankyou card.

This quote from his wife is so selfawarewolf:

“Brian was an incredibly loving, generous, talented man who truly lived life to the fullest and touched so many lives.”

Yeah, that's kinda the problem lol

Cause no one really feels bad about a terrible person dying? I’m not surprised.

New York City experiences hundreds of murders annually. The real question is whether the NYPD will dedicate an equal amount of resources and effort towards solving the murder of a CEO compared to other homicides. Does the life of a wealthy individual hold more importance than those of ordinary citizens?

You mean like how they found the Boston Marathon bomber?

Flood tip lines with bullshit tips

I can't help but feel like these influencers typically fill a role that isn't getting fulfilled, like investigating mysteries or things that fall off the police radar or weren't getting any attention. I very much doubt that a wealthy white man would be a typical subject in the first place.

Though, I'm not really familiar with this genre of the Internet.

Won't somebody think of the poor CEO's?!