Parkland shooter 'fans' sending him love letters

a reply to: Krazysh0t

Manson died unless magnolia.

Perhaps a "minister of appropriate fandom" needs to be instituted so like vonclod said we can "track them down and put them to sleep" sounds reasonable!

a reply to: olaru12

Just a little lobotomy.

a reply to: intrptr

I agree. That is a weird social quirk. I think it stems from the fact that Americans take privacy seriously coupled with good ole fashioned American selfishness.

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: introvert

It's not a systemic issue, as that would indicate there is something within the system that is affecting the choices these people make. It's a personal issue and one that we have no place in sticking our noses.

Yah, better to leave hate buried and let it fester.

Hate? These people are attracted to killers for a variety of reasons. That does not mean they have hate in their heart and pose a risk.

Also, what business is it of yours what other people are attracted to? Who do you think you are?

Now you care, huh...somebody ruffled your feathers.

Ignoring buried resentment and ager, allowing it to build until it goes bang in your face, is the problem.

originally posted by: Lysergic
a reply to: Krazysh0t

Manson died unless magnolia.

Oh did he? I don't tend to keep up with these yahoos.

a reply to: Krazysh0t

I'm pretty sure unless I'm about to be a Nelson advocate.

Maybe the earth is flat yet hollow.

originally posted by: Lysergic
a reply to: Krazysh0t

I'm pretty sure unless I'm about to be a Nelson advocate.

Maybe the earth is flat yet hollow.

Yep, you're right. He died of cardiac arrest and respiratory failure amid colon cancer.

originally posted by: olaru12
a reply to: face23785

If you ask me, this is more evidence that we have some kind of systemic problem as a society. This isn't normal. The people admiring this asshole, some of them it's just a juvenile phase. Some of them are inevitably sick in the head though. How many of them have thoughts of becoming copycats?

I totally agree but....

What do you expect...look at all the people that admire a draft dodging, pussy grabbin, pornstar lovin, lyin, tweet addicted, serial wifecheeter, asshole. I totally agree there is a systemic problem in society that denies reality. it's sad, very, very sad, believe me.

Thanks for pointing this out!! It's a shame but you reap what you sow...Corinthians 6:7

Leave Bill alone if I was married to Hillary I'd probably do the same thing.

originally posted by: intrptr

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: introvert

It's not a systemic issue, as that would indicate there is something within the system that is affecting the choices these people make. It's a personal issue and one that we have no place in sticking our noses.

Yah, better to leave hate buried and let it fester.

Hate? These people are attracted to killers for a variety of reasons. That does not mean they have hate in their heart and pose a risk.

Also, what business is it of yours what other people are attracted to? Who do you think you are?

Now you care, huh...somebody ruffled your feathers.

Care about what? I simply asked who you think you are to judge someone, calling their likes and dislikes a matter of "hate", when there is no indication it has anything to do with hate.

Ignoring buried resentment and ager, allowing it to build until it goes bang in your face, is the problem.

How do you know if these people have anger or resentment in their heart? They are attracted to these criminals, for whatever reason. You have no information in hand to make such a claim. You are making an assumption out of ignorance.

originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: intrptr

I agree. That is a weird social quirk. I think it stems from the fact that Americans take privacy seriously coupled with good ole fashioned American selfishness.

Or denial. Invasion of privacy is different. Law abiding citizens are the ones getting punished for these crimes by legislation that restricts their freedom and liberty.

I haven't done anything wrong but I cannot carry a gun in public to defend myself against just this kind of thing. In fact these crimes are the more horrific because people can't go armed...

A bit off topic, the subject should remain why people seem to identify with such hatred and cruelty as mass murder(ers).

a reply to: intrptr

A bit off topic, the subject should remain why people seem to identify with such hatred and cruelty as mass murder(ers).

That is not the subject.

a reply to: introvert

I simply asked who you think you are to judge someone, calling their likes and dislikes a matter of "hate", when there is no indication is has anything to do with hate.

That ignorance right there demonstrates why these incidents will continue.

Besides jumping to ridicule, "who do I think I am" for wondering about motivations of people that admire mass murder?

originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: intrptr

A bit off topic, the subject should remain why people seem to identify with such hatred and cruelty as mass murder(ers).

That is not the subject.

Yes it is. Look at the thread title...

originally posted by: intrptr
Or denial. Invasion of privacy is different. Law abiding citizens are the ones getting punished for these crimes by legislation that restricts their freedom and liberty.

I haven't done anything wrong but I cannot carry a gun in public to defend myself against just this kind of thing. In fact these crimes are the more horrific because people can't go armed...

Hmmm... Without getting too far into a gun debate I'd say that any yahoo able to pick up a gun and carry it on the street is just asking for trouble. Remember what happened to Plaxico Burress? It's a good thing his idiocy only affected him, but he was in a night club. That could have gone EXTREMELY badly (well worse than a comical news story) if the bullet hadn't lodged into his leg and ricocheted and hit someone else.

A bit off topic, the subject should remain why people seem to identify with such hatred and cruelty as mass murder(ers).

Agreed. I only wanted to make that one point and don't want to go further down the gun debate road.

Blaming the media for everything is becoming as lazy as the anti-gun movement.


Next.

originally posted by: Lysergic
What's wrong with wimmin?

This is what happens when wimmin with knitted vagina skull caps dictate to their impressionable youth what is desireable and undesirable. No longer are they allowed to view sports stars, music stars, actors etc as ideal mates, no...... too much toxic masculinity. Anyone who empowers their ideological movements is to die for though, the amount of misplaced love this maniac is receiving is the result.

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: introvert

I simply asked who you think you are to judge someone, calling their likes and dislikes a matter of "hate", when there is no indication is has anything to do with hate.

That ignorance right there demonstrates why these incidents will continue.

Ignorance of what? No where has there been anything stated this is a matter of hate. Actually, it's quite the opposite.

Besides jumping to ridicule, "who do I think I am" for wondering about motivations of people that admire mass murder?

Where was it stated they admire mass murder?

originally posted by: intrptr

originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: intrptr

A bit off topic, the subject should remain why people seem to identify with such hatred and cruelty as mass murder(ers).

That is not the subject.

Yes it is. Look at the thread title...

I read it. It does not say anything as you described.

Perhaps you are confused, as these people are admiring the people that committed the acts, not necessarily the act they committed.

a reply to: Krazysh0t

Hmmm... Without getting too far into a gun debate I'd say that any yahoo able to pick up a gun and carry it on the street is just asking for trouble.

The "Yahoos" are the ones committing mass murder.

That argument does great disservice to the fifty million armed Americans who haven't and will never hurt anyone with their firearms. Unless they are about to be killed by say, a mass murderer.

Reaches for sidearm, oh-- nvm, its at home, unloaded, under lock and key.

Sorry, further... Remembering the example of dude that stopped the killing with his AR in Texas Church killing spree.