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Also, what does it have to do with whether he was a father or not? If he had had no kids, would that change anything? Can it be more acceptable to kill someone who hasn’t had kids? What’s the point in that?

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I mean, if it’s not obvious, the point people are making is that his kids are innocent and that celebrating their father’s death increases their suffering.

I agree with the logic, but I don’t think it’s enough to shut down the conversation.

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There are more people who can say “Brian Thompson killed my father”, than there are “Luigi Mangione killed my father.”

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I am not at all worried about his kids. His kids are set for life.

I am worried about other kids- and adults- suffering due to a much less discerning and less accurate copycat vigilante. It hasn’t happened so far, but it is something that greatly concerns me.

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Thompson was divorced. My understanding is he had either limited or no contact with his kids.

I wonder if he updated his will since the divorce

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This assumes the kids didn’t already hate his guts.

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