This happened 2 months ago did anything change? - r/GenZ discusses the Luigi question

As much as I dislike /pol/ and its nonsense politics, two things I read from there have stood out as quite truthful.

The first is that people love bread and circuses, they will talk and talk about something and how important it is because they saw a post but it means nothing. Nothing will change.

The second is that people don't do anything until they're hungry and Americans aren't going hungry anytime soon.

Luigi was just some rich kid with a contradictory belief system, the contradiction being how he went on about survival of the fittest and all that in his Tedfesto review, which goes against his whole "working for the little guys, removing parasites " belief because it just means they're winning the game and you should adapt to be like them.

All the hoop and collar after it but nothing went anywhere beyond more redditors larping.

And instead of doing anything else with the amount of money he had access to he chose to instead shoot a guy who'll get replaced, with people thinking that the other CEO's will be scared, when they're not. They just get more for the hazard, more security and probably hate the little guys more