Worker who allegedly set fire to California warehouse compares self to Luigi Mangione

Luigi made the rich more fearful than this dude but I think his acts have more potential for virality because his act was much more simple and not straight up killing another human(well at least human on paper). Person to person violence is not something most humans want to participate in unless they absolutely must to survive, destruction of property, especially property they likely dread going to for their jobs, is a far more palatable action for the average person to engage in.

In Minecraft obviously

“Look, America is founded on free enterprise and capitalism,” said Bill Essayli, the first assistant United States attorney for the central district of California, during the press conference. “Anyone who attacks our values, our way of life, our system, which provides the best goods and services to the most people, we’re gonna come after aggressively.”

Well…

That guy’s a fucking idiot

No rationale person believes any of that shit.

Remember, corporation man: Living wages are cheaper than a revolution! Bonus, you get to keep your neck intact! 😉

What the hell did Luigi ever do?

We are all inspired by these men.

His name was Robert paulson. Or something.

Seems like things are getting started, based on this story you could say things are really heating up.

Based on LA Times reporting, I consider him more of a Milton.

Videos posted online appear to show a man igniting a fire at an Ontario warehouse while complaining about being paid low wages.

Still valid, though. Living wages are cheaper than over half a B in paper products.

Heard someone call him Paper Mario

So he’s completely innocent? Why was this man arrested!?

I’ll allow it. Heroes come in different forms.

District attorney’s quote in the LA Times article this one sources:

Arson to me is a real head-scratcher. I do not understand … somebody who is suspected of arson does something where they get no value out of it

He’s only got half of the equation here. People generally don’t premeditate actions when they expect to lose more than they’ll get out of it. This story is so sad when you realize that this guy got to the point where he concluded prison couldn’t be any worse. I don’t think that just manifests out of thin air overnight after a couple hard days.

Look, America is founded on free enterprise and capitalism,” said Bill Essayli, the first assistant United States attorney for the central district of California, during the press conference. “Anyone who attacks our values, our way of life, our system, which provides the best goods and services to the most people, we’re gonna come after aggressively.

Well, no it was founded by a bunch of rich aristocrats who didn’t want to pay taxes, much like modern corporate America. The party you support literally ignores the founding legal document of the nation. It provides the cheapest garbage it can to most people and overcharged as much as possible, exploiting human needs as leverage to extract value. It kills and harms people constantly and is literally destroying the American way of life in the process

Bet you a dollar they wanted it to be the robots. Now collecting insurance is gonna be a bitch.

Massive warehouse, huge risk of injury or death to people, and of all things paper products. Time to clear cut more forests. I get the sentiment but this doesn’t actually seem productive

Well close, but was the CEO in the warehouse when he lit it on fire? And what’s guy look like? But beyond that I would chip into his legal funds. Fuck that company and hope insurance doesn’t pay.

No, but…yes.

Certainly comparable… Less instances of murder, less direct impact on accused social justice offenders, more impact on fellow victims of accused social justice offender.

Likely not as well thought out action, more emotional reaction.

Certainly comparable.

neat thing about lighters