As for me, I'm not going to shed a tear for this CEO, but I do find it disturbing how many people are willing to publicly celebrate his assassination and see this as a reasonable response to the world around him.
I don’t see it as a cause for celebration, nor do I frame it as reasonable, but rather, I think the public reactions, and potentially the shooter’s motive, are unsurprising.
We’ve talked for years about staggering wealth disparity, and we’re watching billionaires more publicly flaunt their hold on all the levers of power while a growing number of people feel crushed under the weight of a system that isn’t working for them. Fractures lead to breaking points.