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I disagree. He's not addressing the problem or drawing awareness to it. Americans are already very aware of how bad the insurance industry is as their reactions to this murder betray, but the only thing that this act drew any attention to is the manhunt. When all is over it won't accomplish any positive changes. About the only things I see coming from it are some token stricter regulations on 3d printers and probably more corporate spending on security (which ultimately will be a cost passed down to the end user).

I think it's a shame because despite this guy being a bit of an idiot it seems he is willing to actually go out and do something which makes him better than most lazy internet users who are all talk. The problem is he decides to do the one thing that doesn't accomplish anything of value and removes his freedom to make any meaningful contributions to the cause in the future.

As I said CEO are easily replaceable. Worst case scenario you make him a martyr, best case you just increase the operating security cost of CEO going forward. Nothing positive is gained. This is coming from the guy who thinks fleshlights from the Japanese equivalent of Walmart are responsible for the Japanese population crisis after he wandered into the adults only section on vacation. I'd say at best we're looking at a sheltered intellectual type suffering from institutional brainrot and a lack of "real world experience" rather than the typical school shooter social outcast projecting their rage at something closer and more familiar, but regardless I don't see his actions as accomplishing anything of value.

I've said it before but anyone smart enough to committ murder and get away with it is also smart enough to know that murder doesn't accomplish anything positive for them. Which is why you rarely see politically motivated murders by smart people who don't make a lot of retarded mistakes like this guy did. They know there's better ways to accomplish their agendas than gunning down someone easily replaced within a month.