Taylor Laurens shouts x users demanding Luigi mangione “good manally good”

Its former correspondent in the Washington Post Taylor Lorenz continued to defend the murderer of the United States CEO Luigi Mangion In what many see as the “Beyond Sherbra” SIM in CNN on Sunday.

Lorenz spoke to the “Misinfonation” host, Osolvan, about the attractiveness of people, especially for women. Mangarians became some of the popular hero to the far left after his arrest on the charge of killing Brian Thompson, as some were seen as fatigue for the greedy insurance industry.

“This man who is revolutionary, famous, is handsome, young, smart, he is a person who seems to be this morally good man, which is difficult to find.” Common to x.

The former WAPO correspondent doubles after the desire for health insurance executives: “It is normal to wish”

“Yes, I have just realized that women would literally kill me before they pass me directly. This is where we are.”

Lorenz, an independent journalist and former correspondent in the Washington Post, known as many online differences, was among those who seemed to be sympathetic to the striker in Thompson last year. At some point, I published, “People wonder why we are He wants to death these executives“In response to the news about Blue Cross Blue Shield no longer covers anesthesia for the full height of some surgeries.

Many social media users were disgusting from the sector that includes Lorenz and O’sllivan laughing, most of whom advocate CNN to broadcast a “ugly” defense of people who admire Mangis.

“CNN is now celebrating a fiery assassination, but mostly peaceful for a husband and father,” said conservative commentator Steve as a guest.

“This is the gem of the CNN dough correspondent in an ok way while mentally asserted that it is a good idea to support cold blood killing for political reasons. This is the CNN network.”

“The only most embarrassing thing about Taylor Lorenz is his martyrdom as an authority in your offer about *wrong information *

“This is completely further than heinous,” wrote White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.

“CNN is happy to call any opinions that they do not like harmful and dangerous, and now they are an interview with Taylor Lorenz, who is publicly skating on Luigi manganese and morally calling him. Amazing what a correct political ideology bought,” Oteick Ian Miller’s writer commented.

“I think we have finished here in your lectures from extremism and you are sitting there as a blog while calling the murderer of a moral man of an ethical man.”

“Dedicated,” actor Din Kabil announced.

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During the clip, Lorenz also summoned the main media to “hold their pearls” and push “narration” outside the touch.

“It is funny to see these million media professionals on TV holding their pearls about someone screaming when this is the United States of America, as if we did not affect criminals,” Lorenz said. “As if we did not conclude the killers of all kinds. We give them Netflix offers. There is a great separation between the novels and the angles that the prevailing media pays certain and what the American public feels, and you see this in moments like this.”

Lorenz also described a batch audience for her user in alternative publications because of her sympathetic writings about mangis.

She added: “I can tell you that I saw the biggest growth for the audience at all (was) because people were like,” Oh, someone, some journalist talks about the anger that I already feel. “

The comment was reached, and Lorenz claimed that she was already concerned about the growth of the “free Luigi” movement and violent online discourse.

“I think it is really important that more people are mainly involved in these movements, but also like a truly convenience with a truly violent type. Fox News digital.

She added: “The Luigi movement indicates some of this ridicule, as you see people who are really angry and disturbed by the regime.”

Taylor Lorenz’s sympathy with the suspect, UN CEO

Lorenz has been called for an excuse and even romantic manganese behavior since the killing of Thompson. Just a few hours after reporting the killing, Lorenz wrote a leaflet referring to others Healthcare executives must be targeted.

When discussing her post on Pierce Morgan’s offer a few days later, Lorenz went again virus after saying I felt “joy” after the death of Thompson.

“I believe in the sanctity of life and I think this is why I felt, along with many other Americans, unfortunately,” Lorenz told Morgan. “Maybe not joy, but certainly is not sympathy.”

“How can this make you happy?” Morgan asked. “This man is a husband, he is a father, and he was shot in the center of Manhattan. Why does this make you happy?”

Lorenz later claimed that she was misunderstood in the media and means that she found joy in elite experts forced to “the barbaric nature of our health care system.”

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