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Etsy has Luigi Mangione merch
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My guess is that it's AI. It's interesting how many users were so quick to make a profit off of this situation.
If Luigi himself doesn't condemn it, it would be an ultimate blow to his message/consistency.
I read he has an interest in AI and crypto.
I feel like people keep wanting him to be consistently on one side or the other but he isn't. He's a tech-libertarian at his core, but with a broad spectrum of thought including social consciousness that isn't part of that philosophy.
I've been using this as an example of how there are not two sides. No matter how much we red/blue team things in the US, it's not actually how most people live their everyday lives. R vs D is a synthetic construct that a person can opt in or out of at any given moment, on any given topic.
That is a very good point.