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  John Wilkes Booth?
context: It’s not every day an assassination leads to massive revelations about the corruption of the target of the killing. >
  
  Nope, not on the BINGO card. >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 88%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  A steady stream of gifts, including cash, have been sent to Tetsuya Yamagami, the man accused of murdering former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
  The Osaka Detention House, where Yamagami, 42, underwent a psychiatric evaluation for five and a half months, ran out of space for the presents and letters sent to the suspect.
  Because of his mother's donations to the church, the family did not have enough money to allow Yamagami to pursue his dreams of higher education, they said.
  
  
  Extended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: Yamagami^#1 Church^#2 sent^#3 letter^#4 sources^#5 >
  
  This has got to be the most successful assassination of all time, he's even got the government investigating Abes church/cult. >
  
  Hopefully it leads to massive reforms. Religion needs to stay the fuck out of government/politics. >
  
  Fascists make a lot of enemies. >
  
  This guy's situation is difficult.
  On the other hand, I can also understand the his motives and sympathize with his anger. On the other hand, I can't agree with his actions because it seems silly to blame Abe.
  In every single country, there are organizations like this that exists as a near cult that drains money from its followers while brainwashing. In every single country, there is a percentage of the population that is gullible enough to become followers.
  I would like to blame the government for allowing such organizations to exist but then it also gets iffy. How do you prohibit an organization where members are voluntarily giving them money? It's people's right to do what they want with the money they earned. If they want to burn it, they are allowed to.
  It's a frustrating situation but I do sympathize with him.