Second ('Third') Trump Presidency Thread

nsacpi said:
Thomas Matthew Crooks was also a very bright kid. As was Luigi Mangione. Not that there is a pattern. These kinds of crimes don't seem to fit a pattern. It just seems more of a shame when people with a lot of potential do things like this.
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Academics ?
 
May as well label democrats as a terrorist organization. The rhetoric is centralized and their army follows
 
Yeah you don’t get to vote for policies that actively put law abiding citizens in danger anymore without some ownership of what you created.

Trashy folks
 
sturg33 said:
who wants to bet he got radicalized while in college?

his own father turned him in. damn
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he did attend Utah State University, a renowned hotbed of hard-left radicalism, for a semester in 2021.

imho he should have stayed in school
 
chop2chip said:
I mean this guy is clearly terminally online based off what he engraved on these bullets. Seems much more likely that radicalized him.
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Yup - this has Reddit written all over it.

I’m sure he found like minded people on campus as well and I’d think that type of communication offline really exacerbates the likelihood someone will move forward with action.
 
thethe said:
Yup - this has Reddit written all over it.

I’m sure he found like minded people on campus as well and I’d think that type of communication offline really exacerbates the likelihood someone will move forward with action.
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yea… whatever the Antifa version of groypers is what this guy was neck deep in.
 
Just really sad. Mom’s Facebook isn’t locked and people are sharing a lot of pictures. It’s pretty evident she was very loving and involved in his life. What a horror for them to experience (kudos to the dad for turning his son in to law enforcement and turning down the reward money).
 
Just hits so hard about the dad turning him in - You want to let your kids eventually spread their wings and do your best to guide them. Even then, the world is a crazy place now.
 
A lot of people, young and old, struggle to find their way in the world. A few end up in a really dark place. I wouldn't blame his parents or community or any school he went to.
 
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