Bill Maher’s like L.A. wildfire-levels of hot over accused murderer Luigi Mangione becoming a sex symbol and folk hero … and he says young people who think shooting someone in the back is a good thing, are themselves guilty of something else. On…
Bill Maher’s like L.A. wildfire-levels of hot over accused murderer Luigi Mangione becoming a sex symbol and folk hero … and he says young people who think shooting someone in the back is a good thing, are themselves guilty of something else. On…
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Bill Maher‘s like L.A. wildfire-levels of hot over accused murderer Luigi Mangione becoming a sex symbol and folk hero … and he says young people who think shooting someone in the back is a good thing, are themselves guilty of something else.
On Friday night’s episode of ‘Real Time,’ Bill scorched supporters of the man charged with murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
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Interestingly, he opened his “New Rules” segment by jokingly opining, “One hopeful thing did happen when we were on our break: a health insurance executive got shot in the back on the street in broad daylight” — at which point, Bill paused and a few people in the audience cheered. Sarcasm ain’t for everybody.
Anyway, Maher pressed on with his real point, saying … “The kids couldn’t love the guy who did it anymore if he were the leader of a terrorist organization.”
He does acknowledge health insurance companies denying claims is a very real issue — you gotta see his line about A.I. robots finding new ways to screw you over — but Bill added, pharmaceutical companies, doctors, hospitals and even the tech bros behind medical website portals … are also jacking you around. Soooo, is the answer to shoot everyone???
Bill went straight for the “new politics of the far left” and Gen Z — who he says all majored in simplicity — for oversimplifying serious issues … and he wondered when vigilantism became the in thing for liberals.
He pointed out Democrats went nuts on Sarah Palin in 2010 for posting a map with crosshairs on congressional districts she wanted the GOP to take over.
Check out Bill’s bottom line for Gen Z and for Luigi — he advises the latter, “Good luck in prison, where being handsome always makes you popular.”
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