Post had nothing to do with murder or violence. It is clear who reddit serves.
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I am not defending Reddit. I don't even use it. I don't really understand how anything you said was a counterpoint, they are different topics. Regardless of if Luigi Mangione did or did not do it, or if it was or was not justified, is entirely irrelevant to what using him in a meme right now explicitly about the wealthy elite is implying.
The post talks about social media being owned by elites. It's implying rampant censorship by social media, like Reddit, and also a twist on his story to make him look guilty without due process. I don't know where you got the implication of violence from, you didn't explain it yourself.
It does make me feel violently angry! But not because of Luigi, because of the billionaire's evil actions towards us all.
Why did the meme creator take a well known Bernie Sanders meme, someone who is already fairly well regarded for standing up for the working class, and alter it to show Luigi Mangione instead?
Name the first person that comes to mind when you think of mega social media and news desperately skewing the story to alter due process by contaminating any random jury. Hint, it's not Bernie Sanders.