British actress Jameela Jamil is primarily known for her roles in: good placeapparently praised Luigi Mangione, the United Healthcare CEO assassination suspect this week.
Jamil released his passionate opinion about Mangione in response to an Instagram post from Saint Ax, an account that shares photos of the alleged assassin.
“A star is born,” Jamil said in response to Mangione's photos, one of which showed Mangione shirtless.
The London-born actress' comment received more than 5,000 likes and mixed feedback from users, with some calling her “embarrassing” and others laughing at her comments.
Former high school valedictorian Luigi Mangione, 26, was arrested Wednesday at a McDonald's in Attoona, Pennsylvania, after police searched for more than a week for the suspect in the murder of Brian Thompson. As Breitbart News reported, the suspect appears to have held extreme views about the American medical industry.
A 26-year-old Maryland man arrested in Altoona, Pennsylvania, on Monday had documents “critical of the medical industry” when police searched him and his belongings. According to On CNN.
CNN referred to Luigi Mangione's arrest, citing “a police official who has seen the documents.”
ABC News noticed The document was three pages long and “handwritten.” New York Police Department Commissioner Jessica Tisch said the document “speaks to his motives and his thinking,” although “it appears he had some malicious intent toward American businesses.”
Hard-core leftists have hailed Mangione as a hero, or at least expressed sympathy for his alleged crimes, a view that Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) condemned.
“In America, we don't kill people in cold blood to resolve policy differences or express our views,” he said. “I understand that people are really dissatisfied with our health care system. I've worked throughout my career to address that problem. But I don't think my opinion matters most. I cannot, and no one will, tolerate one man using an illegal ghost gun to kill people because he believes that in civil society, ideologues engage in vigilante justice. , making us all less safe.”
Actor Michael Rapaport also slams those who admire Luigi Mangione, calling his alleged crimes a “shithole” and speaking out against “toxic masculinity” one day and calling him a murderer the next. He called supporters who praise the alleged person hypocrites.
“Toxic masculinity is back, baby!” Rappaport sarcastically exclaimed. “I don't think it ever went away. I think it was selective.”
“Free Luigi?” he continued. “You motherfuckers complain and whine about toxic masculinity unless you’re a cold-blooded murderer with a nice jawline. This is the guy you aspire to be. Is this the one you want to be free? A sick, cold-blooded murderer of white privilege.”
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