Again, the near universal reaction to this is what really blows me away.
My wife and I were talking about it last night, and there's a real takeway from this of "maybe you should live your life in a way so that, if you are ever murdered on the street, the universal reaction isn't this:"
I mean....what a horrible coda to a human life. You lived, you did things, and you did them in a way so that when you were murdered -- not just died, MURDERED -- 98% of the world reacts like Reese above. What a failure of a human being. It's almost worse than being a megalomaniacal dictator or some shit -- sure, people danced in the street when Hitler died, but he also had devoted acolytes who thought he was great. This dude? Even the people who "liked him" (his board and such) can easily replace him. He's just a robot that costs $10 million a year that performs the basic function of denying healthcare to people. It's plug-and-play....he's not even special. Just mundane evil. So, adios.
Our society has spent a lot of time sowing, creating institutional inhumanity. It was/is inevitable that reaping will come.