TITLE: American Gangsters! FOR REAL! Just Watch it - You'll Like IT!
SENTENCE 1: When people do evil and you get a leader who wants to abide by the rules, the masters of evil feel the need to get rid of the man who follows the rules.
SENTENCE 2: His murder and the getting away with it, sparked off a roller coaster ride of super gangsters who are able to manipulate the public, governors, mayors, police departments - whoever, for the sole purpose of making money which of course gives people power to do what they wish!
SENTENCE 3: The assassination of President John F Kennedy should NEVER be overlooked as a fluke in history and as a president who just happened to get killed for no reason from a very hard trajectory.

Bias label: moderately
Annotator rationales:
If the text uses vague language like 'people do evil,' then it risks oversimplifying complex societal issues and assigning malicious intent broadly without evidence.
If the text uses emotionally exaggerated language like 'roller coaster ride of super gangsters,' then it risks trivializing serious societal issues by framing them in an overly dramatic or hyperbolic manner that detracts from their gravity.
If the text frames 'masters of evil' as a specific group acting against rule-followers, then it risks perpetuating conspiratorial or overly simplistic narratives about power dynamics and morality.
If the text refers to an unnamed individual’s murder without context, then it risks creating confusion or sensationalizing the event without substantiating its significance.
If the text implies widespread manipulation of institutions without evidence, then it risks promoting unsubstantiated conspiracy theories that undermine trust in public systems.
If the text reduces criminal behavior to a singular motive ('making money') and ties it to unchecked power, then it risks oversimplifying the motivations behind organized crime.
If the text suggests JFK’s assassination was random or unexplained, then it risks dismissing established historical findings while simultaneously hinting at alternative motives without clarity.