khaolakguy Posted December 17 Posted December 17 At least a couple of dramas or drama documentaries on this killing are already in preparation, and I expect more will follow. Who should play the lead? https://www.screendaily.com/news/alex-gibney-developing-documentary-on-murder-of-us-healthcare-ceo/5200177.article Quote
Members Latbear4blk Posted December 17 Members Posted December 17 2 hours ago, khaolakguy said: At least a couple of dramas or drama documentaries on this killing are already in preparation, and I expect more will follow. Who should play the lead? https://www.screendaily.com/news/alex-gibney-developing-documentary-on-murder-of-us-healthcare-ceo/5200177.article No one knows him, but this would be my candidate: https://www.instagram.com/cristian_martinezi floridarob 1 Quote
Members unicorn Posted December 17 Author Members Posted December 17 5 hours ago, khaolakguy said: ... Who should play the lead?... I've heard some suggest James Franco: https://hollywoodlife.com/feature/luigi-mangione-movie-tv-series-5353564/ https://www.wideopencountry.com/internet-is-already-fancasting-who-will-play-luigi-mangione-in-biopic/ Ezra Sosa: https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/yep-luigi-mangione-documentary-already-171707085.html "...The most popular fancast is Dave Franco, and honestly the resemblance is uncanny. "No audition needed. I crown you Luigi!" one TikToker says in the comments, while another jokes, "He was born for this Role.. it is destiny."...". Lucky 1 Quote
Members Suckrates Posted December 17 Members Posted December 17 EZRA SOSA is practically a DEAD RINGER for Luigi. Lets hope he can ACT ? Quote
Members Suckrates Posted December 17 Members Posted December 17 11 hours ago, Riobard said: … tending to shots. I'll gladly visit him weekly to provide some "fluffing" and a boost to his morale while he serves his time. Quote
Members Riobard Posted December 18 Members Posted December 18 12 hours ago, Suckrates said: I'll gladly visit him weekly to provide some "fluffing" and a boost to his morale while he serves his time. Suckratically, back and forth sharing. Quote
Keithambrose Posted December 18 Posted December 18 12 hours ago, Suckrates said: I'll gladly visit him weekly to provide some "fluffing" and a boost to his morale while he serves his time. How about supporting the victim's wife and children? vinapu 1 Quote
Members Riobard Posted December 18 Members Posted December 18 I bring you Outer Banks actor, also in Kevin Smith’s latest: Nicholas Cirillo, 27. Franco was in his mother’s womb 40 years ago. Quote
Members Suckrates Posted December 18 Members Posted December 18 4 hours ago, Keithambrose said: How about supporting the victim's wife and children? NAH !!!! She can get her support from her husbands multi-million $$ life insurance. She'll be just Fine. unicorn, floridarob, vinapu and 1 other 3 1 Quote
Members Latbear4blk Posted December 18 Members Posted December 18 A question just came to my mind. For those who are outraged at Luigi's alleged act... do you also condemn the genocide of the Palestine people perpetrated by the IDF? I am just curious. vinapu 1 Quote
Members Suckrates Posted December 18 Members Posted December 18 The people that are outraged at Luigi ARE because they THINK they have to be. Its the politically correct response, not the ethical one. For those that have grievances or suffered because of corrupt insurance companies, they have EVERY right to NOT care about the CEO, and feel an allegiance to Luigi. Mavica and unicorn 1 1 Quote
vinapu Posted December 18 Posted December 18 18 minutes ago, Suckrates said: The people that are outraged at Luigi ARE because they THINK they have to be. Its the politically correct response, not the ethical one. that is nonsense, it would be perhaps debatable in eye-for-an eye case but otherwise ? Not siding with alleged killer is politically correct , not ethical? really ? lets consider this situation : professor fails student on exam and as result student commits suicide. Is student's boyfriend, brother , father or whoever, ethically, never mind legally , entitled to seek revenge and shoot professor? Mavica 1 Quote
vinapu Posted December 18 Posted December 18 25 minutes ago, Suckrates said: For those that have grievances or suffered because of corrupt insurance companies, they have EVERY right to NOT care about the CEO, and feel an allegiance to Luigi. with this part I can agree easily but feeling allegiance is not condoning murder. Quote
vinapu Posted December 18 Posted December 18 2 hours ago, Latbear4blk said: A question just came to my mind. For those who are outraged at Luigi's alleged act... do you also condemn the genocide of the Palestine people perpetrated by the IDF? I am just curious. that is bit high handed comparison. Quote
Members Latbear4blk Posted December 18 Members Posted December 18 42 minutes ago, vinapu said: that is bit high handed comparison. Indeed, perfect to measure selective outrage. Thousands of innocent children and women's lives weight nothing against one American CEO's. Mavica 1 Quote
reader Posted December 18 Posted December 18 The DA will have little choice other than to seek murder in the first degree. But it may not be a cut and dry verdict by any jury of his peers. Quote
vinapu Posted December 18 Posted December 18 2 hours ago, Latbear4blk said: Indeed, perfect to measure selective outrage. Thousands of innocent children and women's lives weight nothing against one American CEO's. no, discard preconceived notion and thing other way around, why to be so supportive to Luigi while saying and doing nothing against IDF atrocities ?. Quote
Members Latbear4blk Posted December 18 Members Posted December 18 1 hour ago, vinapu said: no, discard preconceived notion and thing other way around, why to be so supportive to Luigi while saying and doing nothing against IDF atrocities ?. Without over acting any outrage, I happen to disapprove both. I do not need to make rhetoric juggling. Mavica 1 Quote
Members Suckrates Posted December 18 Members Posted December 18 4 hours ago, vinapu said: that is nonsense, it would be perhaps debatable in eye-for-an eye case but otherwise ? Not siding with alleged killer is politically correct , not ethical? really ? lets consider this situation : professor fails student on exam and as result student commits suicide. Is student's boyfriend, brother , father or whoever, ethically, never mind legally , entitled to seek revenge and shoot professor? Of course not, legally, but people can still "FEEL" as if they do have recourse, but it would be politically INcorrect to say it because of the acts illegality. Your feelings dont always match up with the ethics, morals or legality of a situation. But saying it out loud is another matter, and not correct in our present society, however with another few more years of Trump, it might be ? Afterall, Trump currently calls for all kinds of violence, but so far, he is not the Standard for human behavior. YET 😏 Quote
Members Suckrates Posted December 19 Members Posted December 19 4 hours ago, Latbear4blk said: Indeed, perfect to measure selective outrage. Thousands of innocent children and women's lives weight nothing against one American CEO's. Nor do the lives of all those school kids killed in mass shootings, because guns WONT be controlled in America thanks to wealthy gun lobbyists......... Latbear4blk, vinapu and Mavica 2 1 Quote
Members unicorn Posted December 19 Author Members Posted December 19 13 hours ago, Suckrates said: ...they have EVERY right to NOT care about the CEO, and feel an allegiance to Luigi. I feel a song coming on... Quote
Keithambrose Posted December 19 Posted December 19 15 hours ago, vinapu said: that is bit high handed comparison. Indeed, quite absurd. vinapu 1 Quote
Members Suckrates Posted Thursday at 03:32 PM Members Posted Thursday at 03:32 PM ORANGE is the new Sexy....... Mavica and vinapu 1 1 Quote
Members Suckrates Posted Friday at 03:47 PM Members Posted Friday at 03:47 PM 43 minutes ago, floridarob said: True, but the PROBLEM is that the Billionaire oligarchs NOW run our government, and are making it a government that benefits ONLY them, so any reform that would make things better for the middle class in the insurance industry ISNT in their vision. Afterall they want to put RFK in charge of our healthcare, so they are letting us know that they dont care about the well being of the American people. they are watching their pocket books and bank accounts. floridarob and Ruthrieston 1 1 Quote