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What we know about CEO shooting suspect

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Post by hoten »

Miner49er wrote: post #65

Might be fake, but looks like he may have had a dead man's switch upload a YouTube video: https://youtu.be/bdhs9g3Wwg0

Apparently his other social media doesn't link to this YT account. Also there's an active "live premiere" which I don't think you can automate.

random comment on said live premiere:

> the account is fake. the video wouldve been made public instantly. there would be no premire time. you can change your youtube handle. this account isnt linked to his x account

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Post by asdefghyk »

avalys wrote: post #15

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RE "...ever learned that some of those customers are unhappy...." There are even books about health care insurance industry practice of denying customers claims. Even research papers .... So is not just "...some unhappy customers ..." that is definite

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Post by astrange »

crawfordcomeaux wrote: post #33

With programmers, hackers, computer scientists, systems designers/engineers carrying some of the most privileged skillsets needed for designing and implementing replacements to systems of oppression (and disruptions to said systems), I've been wondering where the ones working to do this can be found. I learned in Computer Ethics 101 about how the history of the development of radiological machines led to the realizat…

If you want better healthcare you don't need to invent anything new or "disrupt systems of oppression". Just pick another country where it's working and do what they do.

Largely, they have a lot more doctors, hospitals and MRI machines per capita than we do, and they pay their doctors less and require less education from them.

This is particularly safer in America because the #1 thing voters hate is anyone doing anything new. If you ever try doing anything new you'll immediately get voted out. That's what happened after the ACA passed.

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Post by BaculumMeumEst »

gehwartzen wrote: post #5

After seemingly acting so carefully right before and after the shooting I’m perplexed as to why he had so much evidence still on him (Gun/silencer, Fake ID, manifesto) during the arrest. One would think he would have discarded or destroyed those things as soon as possible after the incident.

My guess is that initially he intended to avoid being caught, but at some point changed his mind and embraced it.

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Post by bigtex88 »

astrange wrote: post #98
BadHumans wrote: post #27

The funniest thing about the whole thing to me is that we have had privacy taken away or even voluntarily given it up to the police state in the name of security and then this guy randomly walks up and offs a member of the 1% and the only reason he got caught was because the feds got lucky.

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What proof do you have that he's "richer"?

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Post by sovietswag »

crawfordcomeaux wrote: post #33

With programmers, hackers, computer scientists, systems designers/engineers carrying some of the most privileged skillsets needed for designing and implementing replacements to systems of oppression (and disruptions to said systems), I've been wondering where the ones working to do this can be found. I learned in Computer Ethics 101 about how the history of the development of radiological machines led to the realizat…

You’re on the right path my friend, hang on to the feeling that drove you to write this. Not everyone has it, and you may even find yourself having woken up with it missing one day. So use it while you have it
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