Muh Guns, Too

[Cantih]

Am I crazy or is this the same guy a few days ago complaining that someone one named him the shooter, and how that's wrong and can get him hurt. Then someone quoted his previous reply about how the truth doesn't matter just the story or something like that.

I can't be imagining this. This guy was discovered online days before the McDonald's incident.

You're crazy
Different guy. A hypocritical asshole, but different.

[Meresgi]

lol NYC all "Police work at it's finest, we wasted no expense in spending your tax money on searching in Atlanta while a random McDonald employee solved the case. Meanwhile if your poor ass gets got you're body is going in the Hudson"

[Meresgi]

https://twitter.com/LemonPepperYBC/s...PMzQNd-Tw&s=19

Plausible

Wonder if there was an underlying "emergent schizophrenia" in there somewhere or no. He's about the age that would start to show.

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Should say "Dude rightfully decides health insurers are to blame" lol

[archibaldcrane]

Should say "Dude rightfully decides health insurers are to blame" lol

Health insurers aren't the reason back surgery has a low success rate lol

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[archibaldcrane]

https://twitter.com/JackMacCFB/statu...KcXuDxoVA&s=19

https://twitter.com/JackMacCFB/statu...Xx5-Cm0QQ&s=19

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[archibaldcrane]

A description of Mangione’s arrest notes officers found a 3D-printed pistol and 3D-printed silencer in his backpack. The pistol was loaded with a Glock magazine containing six nine-millimeter full metal jacket rounds. A loose nine-millimeter hollow point round was also found in the backpack. Authorities have said the gun and silencer are consistent with the firearm used in the shooting of Thompson

Explains why nobody could quite pinpoint the gun model, as well as it's inconsistent functioning.

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[kuronosan]

https://twitter.com/LemonPepperYBC/s...PMzQNd-Tw&s=19

Plausible

Wonder if there was an underlying "emergent schizophrenia" in there somewhere or no. He's about the age that would start to show.

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Delusional disorder? Maybe. Schizophrenia? No.

[Andalusian girls]

wot

schizophrenia onset is clustered post-pubescence to early 30's, with men trending younger and women older (and as always individual outliers, one of the sadder things i ever saw was a 9 year old girl with schizophrenia). if you're saying this kid couldn't possibly have schizophrenia feel that's not a diagnosis anyone should be attempting to make right now with the limited information available.

[kuronosan]

I didn't say it's not possible, but you and I both know it's irresponsible to suppose that from a distance with next to no information first hand.

[Andalusian girls]

oh yes the diagnostic rush goes both ways. but people are silly and dislike waiting.

[Meresgi]

Health insurers aren't the reason back surgery has a low success rate lol

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Didn't say they were, meant more that health insurers probably low balled his ass into either discount surgery or wouldn't cover certain shit. Had a buddy who was a marine years ago, had horrible back due to service. Because he was a grunt the VA would only allow him to do "bolt metal plate to spine and gg" procedure where as officer ranks got the actual surgery to try to fix it. Obviously different in some way but I would imagine UHC lowballed him or something, or maybe he just went rando on the CEO and no real thing there to look back at, either way don't care. Fuck the CEO

[Outlaw]

Formerly charged with murder.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/united-...gione-charges/

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[Byrthnoth]

Back surgery outcomes are bad... a lot. I have never bothered confirming this, but I was told in grad school that after your first back surgery, the average time to your next back surgery is two years for the rest of your life.

Try everything else before any of you start down that path.

[Emphasis]

From what I've read from other other people, and from what orthopedic surgeons explained to me, only really consider surgery if your back is giving you significant quality of life problems because that first surgery likely won't be the end of your problems.

I've chosen to just self manage my particular scoliosis because of being warned of high probability back pain after surgery for the rest of my life. More than any mild pain that occasionally pops up now if I don't at least occasionally exercise and stretch.

[Milkster]

Back surgery outcomes are bad... a lot. I have never bothered confirming this, but I was told in grad school that after your first back surgery, the average time to your next back surgery is two years for the rest of your life.

Try everything else before any of you start down that path.

Adjacent level disease, the range can be 5-20 years before they have to extend a level above and/or below. Also don't go to an orthopedic surgeon for a fusion, that's just asking for trouble. Go see a neurosurgeon. Epidural steroid injections only work for so long plus they have their own set of issues with chronic use.

In short: the human body is a mechanical nightmare

[6souls]

[Tyche]

This trial has potential to be incredible. Dude is already yelling at media that all of this is an insult to the intelligence of the American people.

Can't wait to see how rich TV execs balance the proposition of making money off a trial that will absolutely garner a massive audience that is wildly sympathetic to an attractive and intelligent vigilante harmed by a system universally despised, encouraging people to eat the rich. Homie better have riz.

I'm so ready.

[synistar]

I'm so ready for a Jury Nullification on the charge(s)

[synistar]

https://x.com/soonrightaway/status/1...3f3KypnHQ&s=19
https://x.com/AmongUsGame/status/186...hgrup7Nvw&s=19

[Mertron]

emergency meeting