Chira numbuh wan!

[Ekco]

pretty sure none of those 3 things happened because of politics lol.

Vegas / Orlean dudes were both trippin over a bitch

i haven't even looked at the kenneth suspect but i'd bet money its just a crackhead doing normal crackhead shit but the cops actually showed up this time to arrest him

[Botten]

Originally Posted by Ekco [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

pretty sure none of those 3 things happened because of politics lol.

Vegas / Orlean dudes were both trippin over a bitch

i haven't even looked at the kenneth suspect but i'd bet money its just a crackhead doing normal crackhead shit but the cops actually showed up this time to arrest him

I believe the guy from Vegas left a manifesto officials released.

But it looks like the woodland guy was a suspect but after an interview and supporting evidence they don’t have enough to blame him *sigh

Just angry about this because it is hitting so close to home (my state)

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[Reiwa]

Originally Posted by Botten [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I believe the guy from Vegas left a manifesto officials released.

But it looks like the woodland guy was a suspect but after an interview and supporting evidence they don’t have enough to blame him *sigh

Just angry about this because it is hitting so close to home (my state)

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The concept of "judgment proof" individuals at work?

It costs you more effort/time/money to punish them than to just cope with their mischief.

[Ekco]

Originally Posted by Botten [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I believe the guy from Vegas left a manifesto officials released.

Sure,

ChatGPT summary

The manifesto by Matt Livelsberger, a former servicemember, expresses deep frustration with the current political, military, and social state of the United States. It calls for radical action and reflects extreme discontentment with leadership, societal values, and perceived systemic failures. Below is a summary of its key themes:
Core Messages:

Call to Action:
Advocates for military personnel, veterans, and militias to occupy federal buildings and disrupt highways to instigate a "purge" of Democratic leadership from the government and military.
Urges peaceful means initially but suggests readiness for violent measures if necessary.

Criticism of Leadership and Society:
Accuses current political and military leaders of being self-serving and corrupt.
Claims the country is in moral and cultural decline, citing a loss of family values, self-respect, and discipline.

Societal Issues:
Criticizes income inequality, homelessness, and rising cost-of-living.
Opposes the focus on diversity and DEI (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion) initiatives, calling them harmful.

Call for Cultural and Military Reform:
Emphasizes the need for strength, masculinity, and leadership to rebuild national pride and unity.
Proposes ending the Ukraine war through negotiation and preparing for potential conflicts with global adversaries.

Personal Motivations:
Explains his actions as a symbolic "wake-up call" for the American public, aiming to draw attention through spectacle and violence.
Mentions personal struggles with guilt, loss, and a desire to mark a turning point for the nation.

Vision for the Future:
Advocates rallying behind figures like Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and Robert Kennedy Jr. as symbols of change.
Envisions a resurgence of American hegemony and strength.

Tone and Intent:

The manifesto blends extreme frustration, a sense of urgency, and a radicalized perspective on leadership and societal reform. It reflects Livelsberger’s belief that drastic actions, including violence, are necessary to reset the country and avert its perceived decline.

He said some wild things, i see team blue posting similar shit on reddit all day as team red does on /pol/, people that care about politics are literally fucked in the head, news at 11.

considering he was a 37-year-old man who had been in the military for 19 years and reconnected with an ex-girlfriend who was a nurse in the military during the holidays on Facebook after his wife just had a child.... yeah this was a textbook BPD episode more than anything else. he's just a another victim of big pharma torpedoing MDMA therapy for vets with ptsd and tbi.

[shovelquest]

Originally Posted by Botten [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

But it looks like the woodland guy was a suspect but after an interview and supporting evidence they don’t have enough to blame him *sigh

Just angry about this because it is hitting so close to home (my state)

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TBF I am sure there is a massive investigation going on.

Id like to be sure that no enemy of the united states paid people to go out and start a fire.

I'd also like to be sure that the policy of the state wasn't being willfully ignorant of measures they could have put into place to prevent 50-25% of these homes from burning up too.

I am sure we wont investigate that because idiots will say that's making it "political" which, it is not... if the tax payers voted for this shit, they asked for it. But it would be nice to know if what they asked for blew up in their face, so they can ask for the right way for the richest state in America to adequately prepare for it's yearly disasters moving forward.