The Ivy League stemlords weren’t after him, they were after you. He was just in the way.
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The dude was the American dream, nevermind what industry he worked in
I posted an article here a while ago before deleting it for being off-topic, but it was about his childhood in Iowa; the friends he hung out with, his mother who’s still around, all of that.
What stuck with me, though, was how the local newspaper concluded with how he and his father used to go to the nearby lake and go fishing all the time together.
BT’s friend, who knew him from when he was a child, said “if there is a heaven, Brian and his dad are fishing today”
Amtracus_Officialius on
No, his policies while running his company were awful. Let’s not worship an asshole just to be contrarian.
FourthLife on
He was 1000x the man the shooter is.
SneeringAnswer on
Waow
Darwin-Charles on
What would you guys say to the idea that United made like 30 billion in profit and out of all the cancer claims they denied they could cover them for around 15 billion.
I keep seeing this floated around as a justification and I imagine there’s some nuance here.
HotTakesBeyond on
The shooter was living the dream too
Until he got hurt. And then he got sucked in to the right winger to school shooter pipeline.
GravyBear28 on
>Guys you don’t get it, we’re going to like *ironically* praise a guy in charge of policies that made peoples lives a living hell and surely helped end them. We’re going to trigger the redditors so hard man. None of them have serious health issues and they’re lying if they say they do. It’s all fine because we’re doing it *ironically.*
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Can’t believe they took him from us 😫😭
Neoliberal, I’ll take “what’s the difference between legality and morality?” for $2,500.
Hey king you dropped this 👑
Major honeypot energy.
Nice to find some refuge from the mob here
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The Ivy League stemlords weren’t after him, they were after you. He was just in the way.
The dude was the American dream, nevermind what industry he worked in
I posted an article here a while ago before deleting it for being off-topic, but it was about his childhood in Iowa; the friends he hung out with, his mother who’s still around, all of that.
What stuck with me, though, was how the local newspaper concluded with how he and his father used to go to the nearby lake and go fishing all the time together.
BT’s friend, who knew him from when he was a child, said “if there is a heaven, Brian and his dad are fishing today”
No, his policies while running his company were awful. Let’s not worship an asshole just to be contrarian.
He was 1000x the man the shooter is.
Waow
What would you guys say to the idea that United made like 30 billion in profit and out of all the cancer claims they denied they could cover them for around 15 billion.
I keep seeing this floated around as a justification and I imagine there’s some nuance here.
The shooter was living the dream too
Until he got hurt. And then he got sucked in to the right winger to school shooter pipeline.
>Guys you don’t get it, we’re going to like *ironically* praise a guy in charge of policies that made peoples lives a living hell and surely helped end them. We’re going to trigger the redditors so hard man. None of them have serious health issues and they’re lying if they say they do. It’s all fine because we’re doing it *ironically.*