Law enforcement sources indicate that Luigi Mangione, caught with a ghost gun and silencer, was motivated by personal experiences with the health-care industry that he deemed oppressive.
Mangione's educational background and radical online beliefs illustrate a concerning trend where ideological extremism can lead individuals to justify acts of violence against perceived enemies of the state.
The response from some on the left to the assassination of a CEO highlights a troubling mindset that equates the complexities of health care with justified violence against industry figures.
The idea that violence against corporate executives is rational due to their portrayed role in a corrupt system reflects a dangerous derangement found in both the assassin and his supporters.
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