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Beside the story on the apparently obsessed killer of that girl at Wesleyan, is a Netflix ad for Taxi Driver…. Ouch.
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That’s some target marketing, right there.
FWIW when I just followed the link and it was selling “The Audacity of Hope” and some David Balducci book.
I don’t really see the problem here. The titular character in Taxi Driver “obsession” with a girl revolved around him getting her to quit her “job” as a prostitute, not killing her.
Meh… something probably accidental anyway. Write to them and point it out when it happens, it’s not really news stuff.
daniel- read about John Hinckley Jr. Of course there are differences between what Morgan did, the Bickle character did, and what Hinckly did, there is pretty strong similarity between the two real men’s actions: obsessive stalking and violence with a gun.