‘Deny Defend Depose’ Banner Hung Over I-83 In Baltimore: Mangione Case

Love, God, and the ‘Deny, Delay, Depose’ Doctrine

Sign Up to get Nick Welsh’s award-winning column, The Angry Poodle delivered straight to your inbox on Saturday mornings. PRE-AUTHORIZE THIS:  A smart-ass Irish Catholic theologian named Fr. Herbert McCabe summed it up nicely. “If you don’t love, you’re dead,” he put it a few years back. “If you do,” he added, “they’ll kill you.” I don’t know exactly what this has to do with the forced extravagance with which we are now celebrating the birth of…

‘Deny Defend Depose’ Banner Hung Over I-83 In Baltimore: Mangione Case

'Deny Defend Depose' Banner Hung Over I-83 In Baltimore: Mangione Case - Baltimore, MD - The sign references words related to the Luigi Mangione case, a MD native accused of fatally shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

How much have you changed in the last decade? Or better said: what things are now ‘normal’, 10 years ago would have been crazy? A user on Reddit asked the same question, and the answers simply depressed: now it is normal to pay more than $10 for a fast food combo, you must subscribe for almost everything and the fashion work is the remote one. Felicitate me: I didn’t talk about Trump. Headlines: Luigi Mangione, Trump, Kroger, Albertsons and more…

‘Deny Defend Depose’ banner over I-83 references CEO killing

Luigi Mangione has been arrested in Pennsylvania and charged with murder in the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Luigi Mangione case: ‘Deny Defend Depose’ banner appears over I-83 in Baltimore

A banner referencing the killing of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO has appeared in Baltimore over southbound Interstate 83. Luigi Mangione, a Maryland native who attended Baltimore’s Gilman School, has been arrested and charged in connection with the New York City shooting. Hanging on an overpass just south of Cold Spring Lane, the banner reads, “Deny Defend Depose” and Health Care 4 All.” “Deny,” defend” and “depose” were the words found emblazoned on …

From 'review bombing' to the McDonald's headquarters where he was arrested to the songs to celebrate his gesture, to the t-shirts and stickers. Praise abounds on social media for the killer of the CEO of United Healthcare.