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[greenhairedlink]

WE REACHED 1 MILLION!!!

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I really want his legal funds to hit $999, 999 to satisfy something in my brain

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I missed 988,988 but we're on the right track!

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I really want his legal funds to hit $999, 999 to satisfy something in my brain

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I missed 988,988 but we're on the right track!

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I really want his legal funds to hit $999, 999 to satisfy something in my brain

[delreymangione]

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This is from Reddit. It's a really great visual post showing the many contradictions from early on

[free-luigi-mangione]

just remembered that he'd said he was arrested for the crime of eating a hashbrown and i know he was also joking but now that we know he literally wasn't told he'd been arrested for being a suspect in a murder case all he knew was that he was arrested for eating a hashbrown and looking suspicious at mcdonalds 😔

[greenhairedlink]

Honestly my first reaction to many of the cops' statements was that they were lying:

-he just casually started speaking to cops without an issue

-he gave them a fake ID willingly and then said "I clearly shouldn't have"

A lot of people were saying he's so gullible/never trust cops, but I just wasn't buying anyone would be that stupid. It makes me curious about how much more lies there are to unravel, especially that one about him drinking a soda(?) from the cops.

Wasn't he also taken before the judge and said he had never been told the charges? (or something like that)

[free-luigi-mangione]

the cops there did give him food and drinks and then took his DNA from there, that is very much real and the PA prosecution has admitted that in their reply to defense's motion

and yeah because of the way he was arrested and everything and how he didn't have legal counsel when he was first taken to court, he in fact did not know what he had been charged with and the judge had to read him the whole thing out loud in the courtroom. this was also when he'd said that he didn't have that much money when the cops told the judge how much money he was supposedly carrying with him to make him look like a flight risk (depending on things we've learnt after that the cops had almost definitely planted money on him to make him look like a flight risk and deny him bail on those grounds)

[greenhairedlink]

I believe that he was given food and drinks, but the nature of it is what I'm suspicious of. It's similar to how in the beginning his lawyers didn't argue that anything was planted nor was the "manifesto" fabricated.

But now they've implied a planted gun and destroyed the manifesto myth to where it's just a journal with his writing.

Granted they probably gave him food and that was it, but I guess I'm wary after everything. He was insistent on saying they didn't treat him well, so I figured they would deny him food and drinks

[free-luigi-mangione]

just remembered that he'd said he was arrested for the crime of eating a hashbrown and i know he was also joking but now that we know he literally wasn't told he'd been arrested for being a suspect in a murder case all he knew was that he was arrested for eating a hashbrown and looking suspicious at mcdonalds 😔

[greenhairedlink]

Honestly my first reaction to many of the cops' statements was that they were lying:

-he just casually started speaking to cops without an issue

-he gave them a fake ID willingly and then said "I clearly shouldn't have"

A lot of people were saying he's so gullible/never trust cops, but I just wasn't buying anyone would be that stupid. It makes me curious about how much more lies there are to unravel, especially that one about him drinking a soda(?) from the cops.

Wasn't he also taken before the judge and said he had never been told the charges? (or something like that)

[greenhairedlink]

Luigi has pled Not Guilty three times now

Everyone has their own opinions and reasons for supporting Luigi.

But if you really support Luigi, you would believe in his words over the prosecution who were just caught lying about eavesdropping on Luigi's calls with his lawyer.

He said Not Guilty. We need to support him with that at the forefront. He's not a hero, he's not the adjuster, he's not Robin Hood, he did not stand up for the people.

He is a political prisoner, he is being slandered in the media, he is being threatened with the death penalty purely for political reasons, he's losing ownership of his own name to symbols he never said he was a part of, he is living in one of the worst detention centers in the country, he is being denied his rights, he is being denied privacy with his lawyers, all his phone calls are being recorded and used by prosecution, he is facing 3 trials simultaneously, he is a son, he is a younger brother, he is an uncle, he is any of us in America and any of our loved ones and he has pled NOT GUILTY.

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They did WHAT

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I can't tell if the judge disagrees with the fact there are 3 trials for one incident

OR

That they all are sick of the public loving Luigi and would rather this trial go first and be done with it all.

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Just learned about Richard Jewell.

He was an American security guard who discovered a bomb at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, and helped to evacuate the area before it detonated. Initially hailed as a hero, he was later named a suspect by the FBI and the media in the bombing and faced intense scrutiny and public backlash. Jewell was ultimately cleared of any wrongdoing, but the experience had a profound impact on his life. He passed away in 2007 at the age of 44.

He sued a lot of them after what happened. Poor man. It's horrible how many Americans this happens to. We should never judge anyone based on MSM. They have a right to be viewed as innocent until trial. Especially when it's in the best interest of powerful people to have someone to point the finger at

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I know many are panicking with the announcement of the indictment, but we knew this was going to happen. Indictments don't mean guilt. They're necessary for a trial to even happen.

What we should really be focusing on is why did it take this long.

The documentaries, the slandering articles, the two week delays from MSM on positive Luigi news, the blatant gaslighting of why anyone would support the adjuster, the continued violation of Luigi's rights, the smearing of his supporters, the death penalty before DISCOVERY

They aren't afraid to play dirty. So please explain how, with all of their underhanded actions, did it still take them months to get an indictment?

[greenhairedlink]

One thing I think people have not considered about Luigi's back surgery is that it most likely was successful and THAT caused him issues. Most people don't know that successful back surgeries have a high rate of depression afterwards, because no one can really understand why it happens. In fact back surgery is known to cause depression more than surgeries in other parts of the body. This may lead to issues amongst family because they are overjoyed their loved one is pain free or at least having better mobility, but their loved one is in fact more down than when they had pain.

It's worth researching and informing other supporters about. Remember his friends said he changed a lot after the surgery

[mangionebabymama]

https://www.instagram.com/p/DH4SNi7oBlr/?igsh=OHo5ODZjMWttaWY3

All the contradictions, they preemptively sentencing DP on shit they can't agree on

The Altoona PD is literally going to hell lol

[delreymangione]

YOU CAN DIRECTLY HELP !

@luigi.thisandthat (Threads—Instagram) kindly shared the posters about Luigi Mangione’s Legal Fund/Luigi Mangione’s presumption of innocence and fair trial.

Print the posters, put them everywhere. Make your voice heard.

Download them directly here :

https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/1wXGGggwJRZ5fy4E1o_z-72tO21FuVlYy?usp=sharing&fbclid=PAY2xjawJZ1LtleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABph4wqqDPbg3F_Xtf4UhZT47BflgEsZggdp8V3cmYJJOWdMHZbHShhWP_Nw_aem_fEm7W8dQ2JoGYBmLRcIM-Q

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Wonder if we should make these in different languages, since support is coming from everywhere.

[dracaryswonder-deactivated20250]

Just wanted to say people wanting to ‘cancel’ luigi for his association with his ex girlfriend is crazy (I obviously do not agree with her views)

But luigi is currently in jail and potentially facing the death penalty we have bigger problems to think about right now.

I don’t understand why he keeps on getting blamed for other people’s actions? People have created an idealistic version of him and proceeded to crash out when he doesn’t fit their narrative.

[redactedtrigger]

I’ve been pro-palestine for a really long time, but not my whole life. I’m lucky to have never been subjected to enough propaganda to be actively pro-israel but again that was just luck and solely based on my environment living in a big city with many middle eastern classmates and visible pro-palestine protests on the street whenever the violence escalated. I understood that being pro-palestine might be correct but i was uneducated for a long time so i was kinda neutral and believed the propaganda about this being about fighting for religious ownership of jerusalem. It wasn’t until 2018-2019 when a teacher showed us a documentary that i truly understood that this wasn’t about religion but about nationalistic fascism and history long propaganda created hate.

Most americans were super uneducated on the “conflict” until the latest escalation of the violence and genocide after oct 7. Some are still uneducated because they only look at the american news which paints a neutral/pro-israel narrative. There are places in america where people still don’t learn about all major religions and their history and current struggles. Our boy luigi went to a catholic school as a young child so he probably only/mostly learned about christianity during that time and we know america teaches a two state solution and/or a complete israel without palestine’s existence.

If you were proudly israeli before oct 7 and you told someone that “Yeah I grew up in israel and we go there every summer. It’s so beautiful, my grandparents still live there. I love it there and while I love the US there is something special about israel” barely no one would react as if that statement was different than if you were talking about spain or south korea or england. Almost no americans knew what a deeply violent disturbing fascist statement talking about that country in that way was and is. You could literally proudly talk about your dad having been an IDF soldier and americans would equate that to their proudness in their own veteran dad. While american soldiers also do disturbing shit at least they sometimes exist to not uphold fascism and actually protect and help (even if it’s only to gain political power for america).

Like I’m sorry but it’s completely unreasonable to expect Luigi to react in horror to Paulina being israeli and her actively trying to strengthen bonds between israeli and american students. He wouldn’t know the implications of that, almost no one would. It’s not even clear if Paulina ever got her propaganda truly challenged before oct 7. She might have truly thought she was doing the right thing by being protective of what she thought was her national identity. They teach everyone from children to high level educated professors in israel deep rooted propaganda and nothing else. They don’t have the books that tell them otherwise. They make sure you never check any doubts and red flags you feel even if you’re educated and then make sure you forget you ever had those doubts. It’s not an excuse but it’s still bad and the israeli government is at the end of the day using their own population to gain power and money. The same way the american government and rich people use conservatism to keep people in check and busy hating each other.

We have no idea what Luigi thinks about Israel and there’s no point hating on Paulina. Believe me, she already feels the criticism irl since oct 7 and if that hasn’t converted her your comments won’t. She needs actual effective propaganda deprogramming, and hate comments ain’t it.