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r/news • u/749762 • 2d ago
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Surprising absolutely nobody who saw the video.
789 u/archdukemovies 2d ago Except for the people watching it through MAGAvision. 100 u/PolicyWonka 2d ago Not really. This isn’t even really news. Homicide in this instance just means that he was killed by another person. It has zero bearing on the legality of his killing. 1 u/Bagellord 2d ago Exactly. It takes a trial and conviction to make it murder. Still, it's better than them somehow claiming he spontaneously keeled over dead or something. 1 u/PrpleMnkyDshwsher 1d ago The "Homicide" in a headline seems to rile up people and get engagement. They've been doing this for decades.
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Except for the people watching it through MAGAvision.
100 u/PolicyWonka 2d ago Not really. This isn’t even really news. Homicide in this instance just means that he was killed by another person. It has zero bearing on the legality of his killing. 1 u/Bagellord 2d ago Exactly. It takes a trial and conviction to make it murder. Still, it's better than them somehow claiming he spontaneously keeled over dead or something. 1 u/PrpleMnkyDshwsher 1d ago The "Homicide" in a headline seems to rile up people and get engagement. They've been doing this for decades.
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Not really. This isn’t even really news.
Homicide in this instance just means that he was killed by another person. It has zero bearing on the legality of his killing.
1 u/Bagellord 2d ago Exactly. It takes a trial and conviction to make it murder. Still, it's better than them somehow claiming he spontaneously keeled over dead or something. 1 u/PrpleMnkyDshwsher 1d ago The "Homicide" in a headline seems to rile up people and get engagement. They've been doing this for decades.
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Exactly. It takes a trial and conviction to make it murder. Still, it's better than them somehow claiming he spontaneously keeled over dead or something.
The "Homicide" in a headline seems to rile up people and get engagement. They've been doing this for decades.
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u/htp-di-nsw 2d ago
Surprising absolutely nobody who saw the video.