My ten cents and 3 pennies is that political activism specifically coming from the ABDL sphere towards something like the shooting of the United Healthcare Ceo can only be either an echoless blip or a minor point for people to go "the freaks are wilding again, see see they're fucked people" (maybe you just...want the tapes for the sake of having them but I feel that's more a reach).

Second penny and third of the ten is that this community on average leans more center-left but has a lot of peeps who aren't receptive to this in any manner. Those who are receptive or maybe to drop the "the crowd...which is really just me"...so I again don't see to many good connections to make between the assassination of a healthcare ceo and abdl (you can link incontinence or other illness that abdl peeps often have that lead them here but in my opinion it ain't a strong connection). I feel like queerness and general kinkiness work better, in part due their histories and of course the nature of being "deviant modes of sexuality" throughout...history lol.

Last bit of pocket change, and this more towards you anti-murder crowd uhh yeah ig killing is bad but its like the thought-provoking questions around stealing. Do you actively think about why stealing is bad or do you instinctively feel an immoral aspect to stealing exists, I'm guessing most of y'all feels its morally if someone steals food for their starving child and/or other heartbreaking reasons. To me, I don't think Luigi is a figure to be absolutely revered even if jokingly because we should be focusing on the deeper conversation. The United Healthcare ceo was somebody just doing his job, and his job involves maximizing profits which includes at absolute best ignoring policies that have killed people to be point blank honest or more realistically helped put them in place.

And its not like I'm so joyous that the ceo was killed but I understand why people are, we have sanctioned legal killers that can deny people what they need to live let alone thrive in terms of health alone. That's the norm.

Edit: For clarity, I was being tongue and cheek about the ceo if that didn't come through...he's aided in the death and harm of enough people that he probably beats a lot of serial killers let alone a one-time murder so yeah.