Luigi's fan-ghouls expose a deep rot on the political Left | Hour 2

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A trio of bloodthirsty fans of accused assassin Luigi Mengioni, who were granted press passes by City Hall, spouted vile hate and unapologetic calls for political violence from a Manhattan courthouse steps Monday. Self proclaimed Mangionistas. There are three of these women, Abril Rios, Ashley Rojas and Lena Weisbrot. Do I have to use the accent for the German last name. I assume that's German Weisbrot. Yeah. They proudly showed off their press passes that they received from Mayor Zoron Mamdani's administration, apparently for their online content documenting Mengioni's upcoming trial for the murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. And for some reason, these these members of the press right they they held like an impromptu news conference on the sidewalk. I played a little bit of this SoundBite in the last hour. I'm gonna rewracket though. Oh wait, well no, no, stop, Okay, I'm gonna rerack it. It's kind of difficult to hear, I will translate because there's like a lot of you know, street noise going on. It's downtown Manhattan, so or lower Manhattan, and so here are these three Man's nistas talking to the press about how Brian Thompson deserved to die, the United Healthcare CEO deserved to die, and why this is actually really cool. They're very happy about this. His children are better off without them making to learn about me like they're doing enjoyed. Of Okay, so that's the German Wece brought. That was her saying that, uh, that Thompson's kids are better off without him, and uh they should enjoy the blood money kids. And then a reporter asks believe this one was Ashley Rojas asks her to restate what she had just said because they didn't get all of it on on audio. Was that what was that? I didn't get that? Li said, I'm standing on business, Brian Thompson. I don't give a. Fly I'm standing on business. It's such a stupid line. Like. Why not just say six seven? I mean, it's just it's just as stupid. Okay, I'm standing on business. No, you're standing on concrete, you're literally on a sidewalk. You're right standing on business. But she's saying, I'm saying bleep Brian Thompson. I don't give a flying bleep that he died. Millions. That's the German chick Weis brought saying, I liked it. She liked the murder of an innocent man. Now she doesn't see him as innocent because he worked for an insurance company, United Healthcare. So because of that, she liked it. Yay, murdering people that I that I disagree with huzza. Millions of Americans soffer every single day. Cross talk. Because of how negligire her pulplature, she died. Okay. Now now she's saying she cites some infant and I have not I have not heard of this case. But some infant because of the negligence of the insurance carrier, she died. Okay. I find that different to believe. If you bring a baby into a hospital, that baby is being treated, that's what's happening. You bring the baby in, the baby's getting treated. She doesn't explain what the quote negligence is. But if there is actual negligence, well then I kind of feel like, hey, where's John Edwards right? Former US Senator John Edwards trial lawyer EXTRAORDINAI like, this seems like a case just made for him. Go to the insurance carrier if they're negligent, and then there's this. An infant die. So if you guys are okay with someone like riot Thom says being around and not being a part of our society, that says more about you as a person just about something monsters. So if you're more concerned about Brian Thompson being not being around, not being a part of our society, that says more about you. That's monstrous. False choice, right, classic grade school debate tactic there, false choice. I'm going to give you this one or the other. So either the baby lives or Brian Thompson lives. No, that is, there are other options available. I can actually be empathetic for both of these individuals and their families. And I'm not going to call for somebody to be murdered because he works at a company that you are blaming. And that's the other thing. Do I don't even know if this infant's insurance carrier was united, don't even know that. You haven't presented in any evidence, and maybe that's over on your mangionista's website. But this might come as a shock to you. All three of these women raging leftists. You look at their social media space and they are so far to the left, so far left less to be some social murder. That's what we're asked, all right, So now here's the other line. This is from I believe this is from that might have been Ashley Rojas, who says he engaged in social murder? Does that ring a bell? Did you have you heard this term before? Social murder? Right? This comes from communist teachings. And this was also what Hassan Piker, the communist twitch streamer told The New York Times in that interview that he did a couple of weeks ago when asked about the Brian Thompson murder. He said, this guy engaged in social murder, social murder. He's a pompible for more deaths than Osama bin Laden. And I remember Americans celebrating when Osama vi Laden was killed. It's not like we don't understand heroic violence or like Glenn violence, so. Good heroic violence. She's calling this the assassination of Brian Thompson, she calls heroic violence, equating it to the elimination of Osama bin Lauden, because Brian Thompson is responsible for more deaths than Osama bin Lauden because he was running United Healthcare. All this is, these are just bumper sticker slogans, right, These aren't actual arguments with evidence. There isn't there isn't any way for us to participate in a free society. If you're going to advocate and then justify the murder of innocent people because they work for a company or an industry that you don't like, you don't just get to go murder people. And then one of them actually makes some argument about the Second Amendment. I know these are leftists. That's like as American as America. Yeah, I mean, why do we protect the Second Amendments so much to say, to allow people to shoot schools? Or is it? I think it is not saying, you know, we should all think of arms, but when your democracy is eroded, if. You're show your auction or whatever, we have to do. Yeah, So there you go. Why do we have the Second Amendment. It's not so we can shoot up schools. It's to protect our democracy. So I'm not saying that we should all go do this, But isn't that what it's meant to do? No, Actually, the Second Amendment is there to allow the population to protect itself from a government that goes tyrannical. You know, stories are powerful. 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They are your life told through the eyes of everyone around you and all who came before you, and they will tell others to come who you are visit creative video dot com. Chris writes in on the text line, God help us, all these people are sick. Indeed they are tapping into last hours topic. Might I suggest evil? Evil seven oh four number says those girls are perfectly fine with political violence because they don't think they are the types to be targeted they know they are safe. They are counting on the virtue of their enemies. Yeah, that's true, right, they mean violence at somebody else. They never think that they will be the ones that would be subjected to this kind of retaliation. Why, as seven oh four numbers says that they're relying on their opponents to not behave like them? Isn't denying people healthcare or making it unaffordable just as bad as putting a gun to someone's head? Just a question? No, No, that's not the same. Who's making it unaffordable? Is that government? Where does this end? By the way, I don't know if this is because they have it addressed to Chris. They keep writing Chris. I guess this is Chris. Okay, so Chris. Number one, Uh, people are not denied healthcare. If you go into an emergency room someplace, you're going to get seen, You're going to get healthcare. And as we went over repeatedly during the Obamacare fight of fifteen years ago, whenever it was care is not coverage, they are different things, right, Care is not coverage number one. Number two, If you are going to make an argument that you not getting something that you want justifies murder, then who do you stop the who do you stop at? Do you go to like the clinics? Right? What about if you're on Medicaid? Do you go to the government, do you go to the elected officials? Like be specific here, like who's responsible if you don't get your health care? If you believe somebody is denying you health care, so then you get to just go and kill them. That's your argument, that's your position. You're really not gonna like it when people start adopting that as the universal standard, because see, that's the thing. Other people get a turn at bat too, The other team gets a turn at bat. So just because you think you deserve something, and by the way, you don't deserve somebody else to pay for you, you don't. I'm sorry. Like, as you know, Rush Limbaugh, the may emeritus of real vill I am merely a citizen of real Villa, and I deal with things as they are. You don't get to force somebody to do something for you. You don't get to do that. Keep your hands to yourself. We like, really is like talking to a child. I guess now that I'm hearing myself, it is. Yeah, it is not the same at all, because denying somebody coverage for a procedure or a medication or something like that. Right, you don't get charged with a crime for doing that. One of them is literally illegal pointing a gun at somebody, right, and the other is not. And remember, without the coverage, you would not get access to the care that you enjoy, any of that. Like, so many people's lives have actually been extended because of insurance. Now it's completely bastardized, Thank you Obamacare. And this is exactly what people like me were saying was going to happen. When you grow the government and you let it take over one sixth of the economy and they're setting prices for everything. You're essentially turning it into a single payer system. And you can only ration in one of two ways, access or price. Again, that's the truth that is real. You can only ration one of two ways, access or price, take your pick. And one of the things that has completely distorted the entire industry is the fact that you've got insurance that is covering things that should not be covered. If we treated health insurance like we treat car insurance, your health insurance would be much lower. But we do not. Because people promise you all sorts of free care, free, this, free that, thinking that like, you're too stupid to understand that. No, you're actually going to be paying for this. Somehow, it does get paid for. You just want somebody else to pay for it, right. Imagine if you used your car insurance to pay for oil changes and wiper blade replacements and new tires, your insurance would be through the roof because you have to pay. Somebody has to pay there the insurance company. You think they're just gonna keep your rate at you know, two hundred dollars a month or whatever it is, and then take on all the additional costs of getting all of your new stuff for your car. Because what happens when someone the people who are using that insurance then think it's free, you know what they do? They use more of it. That's what happens. So then what you got a ration because you don't don't have enough supply to meet all of the demand because the demand increases because people think it's quote free. So now you have more people showing up for more appointments. They want more services, I want more tests, I want more this and more that, more everything. Okay, so now you can't provide it all, So what do you do whether you're the government run system or you are the hospitals or the insurance companies or what have you. And I'm not a defender of the current system. It's a complete corrupt system, believe me. I'm like, I do not like what we have right now. But the answer is not more government control. It's the opposite direction. So what happens then you have to ration the access or you have to ration by price. Those are the options, because otherwise you can't. If you don't do one, you will do the other. And so in countries that have government run systems, they ration by access. And that's why it takes you two years to get a hip replacement in Canada. That's why they come here to get the hip replacements here because it takes too long up there because it's rationed by access. You literally can't get it. At least here you can get it for a price. Right, Oh, well that's just wrong. Okay, So then you just don't get it again. Like this is the reality. You can try to fool the free market for only so long, but it doesn't work. And the problems we have right now are based on that very Obamacare decision. That they ram through. Oh my gosh, I'm so angry that they ram through like Christmas Eve or whatever it was. It's terrible and this is what is what we predicted what happened. Back to the text line here, Tony, thanks John McCain. Yeah, because it was John McCain's hatred of Donald Trump that kept Obamacare on the books the last time we actually had a chance to repeal it. Walt says, we really have some sick, sick people in this country, Yes, we do. Kimberly says, what in God's bloody hell is going on. I was a lifelong Democrat because of my late grandpa, so I could vote in the primaries. So I'm giving away my age now now I am an unaffiliated voter, being so dang ashamed of the New Party, as in the old Party was not that way. Killing is wrong on so many levels. It's like we are playing in a movie and everyone wants to be the star. Yes, actually there's a it's called first person syndrome. That's what's going on. People believe they are the star of the movie, that we're just in their world. Right, first person syndrome. It's all about me and so and you know, give them a YouTube channel and one hundred and fifty thousand followers that you know respond with slay queen whenever they go off on their leftist propaganda rants, and yeah, this is what we are witnessing. It's messed up on so many levels. Love listening to you by the way you do your homework and to me, the most informative news reporters I know, thank you, well, thank you. I appreciate that, Kimberly, but not a reporter, just a little old radio host. This is Jim regarding those three wannabe Charles Manson like followers in New York City. Young women go figure yeah or well, nailed that anyway. Can we not come up with a red flag law? Definitely, the mental health kind, to protect society from imbeciles such as these three. Scott says liberalism leftism truly is a mental disorder. Kevy keV says, you just have to look at it from a perspective of a one hundred percent truth. People who are not saved are going to act this way. When a person is saved, you don't have it in your heart to say or do these things to one another. All you can do is pray, for them. Yeah, it is a it's a dehumanization campaign, right. And this is the problem when viewing everything through the Marxist prism of oppressor oppressed, right, you then dehumanize those that you are calling the oppressors, and they are now not worthy of any human rights or dignity. That's how you go down that road. That's why it always ends the same. All these excursions into communism always end the same, because dehumanization is a vital part of the entire program. Bain says, who, Yeah, who should die next? Who will be better off? Tell us? I wish somebody had asked these types of questions. Scotty, says Chris Oh in response to the earlier Texter Chris, I work in healthcare in a hospital, and I can assure you that absolutely no one who walks in and truly needs it is denied healthcare. As Pete says, healthcare and coverage for that care are two different things. David says, Pete, you are arguing with people that think food comes from the grocery store. That's fair. Beth's favorite. Russ says, the ladies term I use very loosely celebrating violence and death. It's pretty much an iron law that the people who most likely think violence is cool are the ones least familiar with it. It's fun, edgy, radical talk right up until you get your nose punched or even hit with a simulated munition, go spar or do some force on force first, then maybe you can think violence is the cool, easy solution. Well, yeah, this is one of those things when people like talking about oh, civil war and all of this, they always think it's going to affect somebody else, not them, you know, caberis Chris, real talk. I haven't looked at the clock daily in anticipation of radio since the late Great Mayor of Rioville was still on the Golden Mic. That's very kind. You getting banned on YouTube makes so much sense to those of us paying any attention. Proud to be a Skinny Pete fan and listener, Keith Pounding, sir, thank you, Chris, I appreciate that. Back to the New York Post article on these these fan guls, because that's what they are, and this is this is not a new phenomenon. What is new is that the you know, narcissistic personality disorder is amplified and fed by social media. So these ghoulish Mangioni fans have stoked a carnivalesque atmosphere outside past court hearings, proudly displaying free Luigi signs and wearing green hats like the Luigi video game character. The Mangionistas, who collectively run an Instagram account with that name, are among the most visible and fervent Mangioni super fans, churning out a grab bag of far left posts across social media and blogs. Weis brought. One of them apparently received a Fulbright Fellowship back in twenty fifteen, four curating South African artists identifying as feminists who use hip hop music as a form of activism. Right she has no skills that society wants. She frequently wears a Luigi hat on her social media, which identifies her as a game developer and rapper with the suggestive stage name I'm gonna say Felatia g Yeah, she's a performer too. An online wish list under her performer handle includes requests for a bulletproof helmet, body armor, and a three D printer. Gee. I wonder what she's gearing up for. Rojas, who identifies online as a writer, runs a substat filled with lefty views, as does Rios, a model and hot girl for Zoron, whose blog melds self proclaimed passions for writing, finding community, resisting fascism, and speaking up against systemic injustices in America and beyond. Oh look at that. She's going to save the world for us. Thank you. By the way. This is indicative of a savior complex. These people have a savior complex going on. The Mangionistas seem to have spun their fawning posts about their hero into official New York City press cards, thanks to the Big Apples recently relaxed standards for handing out the passes. In a blog post last month, Rio said, just like you can get a press pass to push anti socialist slop, I can also get one to use my voice to platform what I believe in. In a post yesterday on her personal Instagram account, she said, I'm not a reporter. I work in social media, which is also press. Thank you. Actually, not press is print like the Dead Tree, print copies like newspapers and magazines. Media is TV plus radio. See. I don't expect you to have an understanding of this because you have no formal training in media and press. Right. You are not of this industry, so you don't know these things. The flamboyant vice brought likewise called for blood of traders, including the billionaire class Manngionistas as they self described. They identify these three women given press passes. This has caused some anger among actual reporters. Gerald Posner or Posner is an investigative journalist, and he points out that these three are not journalists. They're ghoulish murder Mangioni groupies who scored New York City press passes to cheer an accused assassin who shot a man in the back. They don't claim innocence, they celebrate the killing. Right. They're at the trial not because they think he's innocent. They're there celebrating him because they think he's guilty. City halls derelict credentialing under mom Donnie handed badges to bloodthirsty fanatics. This is not free speech. It's a prosecutor's nightmare. If even one juror shares their delusional free Luigi justification, we get a hung jury revoke their press passes now, So, yeah, this is a problem. One of them Vice brought called for the blood of traders, seemingly including the billionaire class and every politician who takes money from healthcare companies to be shitped. So she's calling on she's calling for the murder of a whole bunch of people. She says, I can't exactly say I'm anti death penalty because if this were my regime. And then she does the draw. She takes the finger and like you know, goes across the neck, like cuts your throat before saying Brian Thompson, she says, stop being a bleeping okay, whatever, and okay. Then she says, this has been going on too long. It should have happened decades, decades ago. This is long overdue. I have been waiting for someone like this mysterious hero to appear. Weiss Brat vaguely said that the men Jionistas would be present at jury selection to get this inform prospective jurors of their rights. Say what now, please try to do this. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know how you intend to communicate with jurors, prospective jurors or otherwise, but please try to do this. Oh my gosh, Well, okay, it's a judge in Manhattan, so I don't actually know if they would suffer any kind of ramifications for it. But like every courtroom that I've ever been in, yeah, this is a really good way to get yourself held in contempt to get tossed in the pokey. You start trying to make any kind of eyes at the jurors, you start trying to send them any signals or something. Judges do not put up with that stuff. This maniac also pointed out they no longer had to camp out in order to make sure they would get seats in the courtroom because, as she sings song only said, I got my press, bitch. David Carr is a Republican from Staten Island. He's on the New York City Council. He said, this is America. People have the freedom to say or write whatever awful, bat crap crazy things they want, but these deranged homicide fangirls should never be allowed access to courtrooms or official press events with the imprimatur of the City of New York. They aren't reporters, they are ghouls. City Hall spokeswoman Dora Pekach said the administration was now reconsidering how it handles doling out the press passes. Well, better late than never, morons. And then there is this from the attorney for Mangione named Karen Friedman, Agnifilio, magnif Philo, Magnifila whatever. She condemned the trio's sickening statements. She said, quote, these individuals do not represent the views of Luigi. Really, Yeah no, yeah no, I'm pretty sure they do. Yeah, pretty sure they do. Nor do they represent the tens of thousands who have shown their support from around the world. The only people who speak for Luigi are his attorneys. We condemn these violent, irresponsible statements that have no place in the discourse around these cases. They're just saying what he said, Why are you so mad? Right, why are you so mad? Why? Why are you condemning the Mangionistas. They're just amplifying the very words that Luigi wrote in his sick manifesto, which by the way, was complete crap because his mom, who he claimed that she was suffering from all of these problems, and he blamed United Healthcare. They didn't even have United Healthcare insurance. He killed the CEO of some other insurance company, Like this is insanity. So if we're going to be talking about stick cast of terrorism, well let's talk about it then like this kind of stuff, like you guys giving permission structures to this kind of violence which brings me to Grand Platinum. All right, that'll do it for this episode. Thank you so much for listening. I could not do the show without your support and the support of the businesses that advertise on the podcast, so if you'd like, please support them too and tell them you heard it here. You can also become a patron at my Patreon page or go to thepetecleanershow dot com. Again, thank you so much for listening, and don't break anything while I'm gone.