Prosecutors to seek death penalty for Mangione, Bondi says

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  1. financeguy1729 on

    Brian Thompson was a honest man that, like any other, found purpose maximizing shareholder value.

  2. The death penalty is an extraordinary waste of money and they are seeking this essentially as a form of virtue signaling.

    I think this is going to backfire – one of the biggest pro-luigi people I know is a die-hard young conservative man who doesn’t see that Republicans are almost entirely in favor of making healthcare worse

  3. I think he should be denied due process and sent to a prison in El Salvador. Just to demonstrate that people actually will show up to protest that happening, under the right circumstances.

  4. This feels like an incredibly short sighted decision. This is already so politicized and this feels like it will super charge the whole thing.

    Bondi really fueling the leftist fire the last month and I hope it drives them to get out and vote

  5. This ironically may increase the chance of him getting off on jury nullification. I can imagine some people voting to convict if the maximum sentence is life in prison, but perhaps backing out if they know he’ll ride the lightning if convicted. Plus, it also makes him easier to rally around as a sort of martyr or folk hero.

  6. Anonymou2Anonymous on

    Sometimes I wonder if the people in power ever actually think stuff like this through.

  7. textualcanon on

    I’m not one of those people who glorifies what he did, but this is an incredibly stupid decision. Not only is the death penalty bad, but this will simply rise class tensions and make him a martyr, emboldening copycats.

  8. redflowerbluethorns on

    The goal of this is to bait online leftists into outrage so that republicans can call democrats pro murder and give Fox News an outrage cycle

  9. I oppose the death penalty in almost all cases, so I disagree with this decision.

  10. BlockAffectionate413 on

    I support death penality in general for likes of Roof, Gacy, Tsarnaev and such, but Mangione is clearly not exactly as bad as them and I am having bit hard time imaging you will get all jurors to agree that he should get the death penalty, and per SCOTUS precedent, everyone on the jury must recommend it. I would seek 50 years or life in prison or something, but not death.

  11. midwestern2afault on

    Only against it because I’m opposed to the death penalty in all circumstances. This POS definitely deserves life without parole though.

  12. Ill_Squirrel_4063 on

    It was terrorism in the form of premeditated murder and there should be minimal room for doubt as to his guilt. That’s about as good a case for the death penalty as any involving only a single murder.

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