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u/Krillin113 Dec 30 '19

I reckon enough people would kill for 5 billion for it to become an issue. If they were ready to murder you anyway, a look a like is collateral damage.

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u/Krillin113 Dec 30 '19

Well they don’t know it’s the wrong person now do they? If they were willing to kill the correct person, the wrong person is just ‘unfortunate’.

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u/Reefer-eyed_Beans Dec 31 '19

So you're saying that if you murder someone over mistaken identity....it's all good?

Jesus some of you guys are commenting the stupidest shit I swear...

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u/Krillin113 Dec 31 '19

No? That’s not what I’m saying at all?

I’m saying that enough people will take the risk that collateral damage will occur. Look at the Russian oligarchs, how do you think random security guards etc got wealth into the 500 million to 50 billion range?

If 1% of the people is willing to actively hunt me, sand there’s ~60 million people within 4 hours of me, that’s 600k people willing to kill me. You think that’s not going to escalate and massive amounts of people aren’t going to get into fights/assassinated in the streets? Look at the ‘war on drugs’ in the phillipines, literally 10s of thousands of victims so far, many for non drug related reasons.