Progressive Politics

Luigi isn't a solution, but a natural conclusion to the heightening contradictions of capitalism. Homelessness rose 18% this year in a country with something like 20x that amount in empty homes.

The only way out is class conscious collective action, and I hope this event at least opened some eyes on that front.

There is no line. They want to play God. They think they deserve it. They think they are doing everyone a favor. Its your own fault if you forget you are mortal. Its your own fault if you subjugate and oppress countless people. They carved this place out for themselves. No one made them do it. They know what seeds they plant.

Technically those are all luigi-applicable

This is a sign that our (in the anglosphere) laws are broken: vigilante justice shouldn't feel necessary. But because executives, shareholders, and employees are literally getting away with murder, it feels appropriate.

Did your profit come at the cost of human lives that didn't need to be lost? Is there little to no chance the legal system will evenly apply justice? Then Luigi is the only option.

The real question is how long does Luigi apply? Coca Cola was hiring assassins in the 90s, Michelin is probably why Vietnam happened, Chiquita executed laborers in the late 20's, and Pinkerton was happily slaughtering striking workers about a century ago.

All of those people suck and I wouldn't be mad if they were shot dead

It gets trickier when there's multiple viable options. Like "save a child or save two adults" kind of stuff. Most of what people are mad about isn't that. It's just the rich trying to make even more money.

I don't condone murder of anyone, so there is no Luigi line for me. I can certainly understand why it happened and empathize, but would not support more.

That being said, the latter 4 items are worthy of executives going to jail. The first 3 don't cause suffering as you stated, just prolong it.