> It's amazing how many people come to the defense of one of the most evil men in the country. This guy was at the top of a cartel that bribed the Obama administration into forcing everyone to buy their products at gunpoint

I'm not defending this guy. I don't fucking know this guy. I'm interested in this fact and I'd like a link if you have one.

I'm against the rage machine. In case you missed it elsewhere in this thread, here are two tinfoil takes:

It didn't actually happen: https://mileswmathis.com/brian.pdf

The outrage is manufactured and being used for something worse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eSsLgIap80 (skip to 4:10)

I don't know if either of those hold water. I have some issues with the PDF (no, most c-suite people don't have personal body guards. No one knows who the fuck they are).

But I don't like the rage bating. I do question how so much narrative bullshit was released literally the day of (including shell cases with a book title?) It took three months for people to get the George Floyd videos because they were intentionally withheld. This is being released immediately; including crucial pieces of the case (like the words on the shell casings). That should raise alarms.

I want to see your info on him and Obama's administration. I am curious.

I'm against the rag induced "glad rich man in evil company is dead." Fuck, even Louis Rossman rants in his latest video about how vile and evil insurance is, but still wants the guy who killed this dude to be arrested.

You don't solve your problems through vigilantism. That doesn't change the system or fixes. It's just fucking rage bait man.