[confiq]

> he has done nothing to begin to justify violence

No One does!

I also found news hard to believe but it is true:

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/czx91rdxpyeo

I'm not a big fan of Sam Altman, but violence like this is not a solution; it has the actually opposite effect as it probably did with Trump.

[trinsic2]

Actions have consequences. There will always be people in the world that get pushed beyond the limits they can endure. It reminds of that CEO that got gunned down by someone that was being affected by the company profiting off of making a business of denying health insurance claims on technicalities.

I don't support this and yet I know for every harm people in these corrupt institutions are involved in, the universe gives back your due.

If you want to stop the harm. Stop harming the world with your actions in what every way that needs to manifest for you.

[Razengan]

So how often are arms manufacturers and leaders starting wars gunned down?

[trinsic2]

They way in which people answer for their crimes are a mystery to me. But I am confident that it happens differently for each individual.

[speleding]

Reading that BBC article, how the attacker got caught while shouting at an OpenAI building, it would seem likely that this attacker is confused or deranged. Not specifically someone with deliberate evil intent.

So the headline seems to be more "high profile person attacked by lunatic" than "OpenAI CEO attacked for being evil".

[mcv]

Or Iran, for that matter.