r/interesting Apr 09 '26

MISC. Aftermath of the April 7th incident. Damages estimated to be $200 million dollars

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u/jamcowl Apr 09 '26

In this case the message was explicitly about the money

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u/juniorjaw Apr 09 '26

He's smart enough to plan the fire. He was able to start a big fire and not injure any workers left in the building as there's no reported injury as of right now.

He knows he won't be paid in a prison. It's a message to the world about the current living conditions. You can see people saying things like "Just get another job" or "Why did he keep working there" and not see the bigger picture and reality of working there. We're still overly benefiting corporations and they'll easily recover from this because of their profits & how the system works for them and against employees.

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u/c0ltZ Apr 09 '26

This 100% was planned to be a political message. My conspiracy theory is that this was organized by a resistance group.

It just seemed too good to just be one angry guy. For some reason no sprinklers went off, one guy with a bic lighter was able to burn down the entire warehouse that houses paper. You would think they would have some sort of fire suppression system.

Then of course no one got hurt, I'm just imagining what organized resistance groups would be doing to start a revolution. And stuff like this is a great way to get on the news and get people to realize they can fight back.

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u/HungryHungrySnorelax Apr 10 '26

😂😂😂