Ethel Cain Doubles Down on Call to 'Kill More CEOs'

Ethel Cain Finds It ‘Funny’ That Conservatives Are Painting Their ‘Kill More CEOs’ Comment As A ‘Radical Standpoint’
Ethel Cain has a new album ( Perverts) out. Unfortunately, the “ Punish ” singer’s recent controversial comments have diverted attention away from the project.
Ethel Cain Doubles Down on Call to 'Kill More CEOs': 'All Hell Is Gonna Break Loose'
Singer-songwriter Ethel Cain responded to backlash for posting the hashtag #KillMoreCEOs following the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in December.
Fox News take on Ethel Cain after "Kill More CEOs" Instagram post
Looks like Fox News isn’t having a Perverts winter. The always-politically outspoken Ethel Cain ‘s recent #KillMoreCEOs Instagram story became the subject of a recent segment on The Big Weekend Show, in which host Anita Vogel says, “A popular singer among Gen Z is hitting all the wrong notes after calling for mass killings of CEOs.”
Ethel Cain Doubled Down On Her Controversial ‘Kill More CEOs’ Statement, Despite Pushback
In a follow-up statement, Ethel Cain unapologetically doubled down on her initial remarks despite the pushback. Read her response below. I genuinely mean what I say. Corporations giggle at protesting. Why would anyone ever willingly come down off their throne that they’ve spent years building off the suffering of their fellow man?
Singer Ethel Cain defends #KillMoreCEOs post
US singer-songwriter Ethel Cain has responded to a backlash after she posted the hashtag #KillMoreCEOs, following the murder of UnitedHealthcare chief executive Brian Thompson in December. Cain posted the original message while sharing a quote complaining about the influence of wealthy corporations and lobby groups on US politics.
Ethel Cain Responds to Criticism of Controversial Post About Killing CEOs
"Since when has 'upholding traditional values' gone hand in hand with… defending lawmakers and oil tycoons," Cain asked.
Ethel Cain Responds To Conservative Backlash Over #KillMoreCEOs Post
"the moment the rednecks and the hippies lay down their swords long enough to realize they have the same enemy, all hell is gonna break loose."
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More CEOs Targeted in Wanted Posters; Ultraprocessed Food Lawsuit; OD Deaths Fall
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"Ethel Mangione?" — Internet reacts as Ethel Cain sparks debate with her take on killing CEOs in order to enact change
The BBC reported in December that law enforcement believed that Luigi Mangione was motivated to allegedly kill Thompson due to his resentment towards what he called the “parasitic” health insurance ...
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CEOs Bulk Up On Security: Mark Zuckerberg Outspent Sundar Pichai, Elon Musk Before UnitedHealthcare CEO Killing
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CEOs Have Never Been More (and Less) Valuable
I write about leadership, innovation, and policy for entrepreneurs and execs. American CEOs today are wealthier, more powerful, and subject to more public attention than ever before.
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CEOs are scrambling for security after the UnitedHealthcare killing—these are the questions experts say they should ask themselves
Some CEOs cost millions a year to protect—Meta ... which can cost $500,000 a year or more, experts say. If a company is interested in increased security, it can start by hiring a company ...
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Ivy League suspect in UnitedHealthcare CEO's killing pleads not guilty
New York prosecutors say Mangione plotted to travel to New York, find Thompson, a Minnesota resident in town for UnitedHealthcare's annual shareholder conference, and kill him. Mangione allegedly ...