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Companies try to stop online support for CEO killer suspect
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this post was submitted on 12 Dec 2024
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I mean like, people would still celebrate the ceo dying regardless. I mean, once the news reported "Delay, Deny, Depose", that's it. People would be in support.
Sure, they would still celebrate and support it. But having a single news ticker item "CEO shot" simply does not make waves like non-stop coverage for multiple days does.
There's roughly a murder a day in NYC. How many of them have you heard about? Do you know any of their names or professions?
I want to know how much time and money they have spent tracking down this guy who killed one targeted individual versus how much money they spend on your average, non-CEO murder.
How many do the FBI get involved with? How much does the NYPD typically spend investigating each one? How many do they swear they will solve?
Only this one. Thanks for proving ops point lol