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Do you think they (lapd) are getting what they deserve ?

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virtuoso:

The way in which the writing goes off on to various tangents, the passive agression, the murderous intent, the contradictory angle that is conveyed, it all suggests to me that it came from the mind of a very unstable person and not crafted by the establishment. If this was a fake, then I would have expected the angle of being establishment being played and yet there is none of that in many senses it's a pro government propaganda piece. I switched off to what the media said Jrome, that's why I read the entire manifesto but I concede that my initial feelings may be blown out of the water, we'll see, on to the wider implications though, I was talking with a dutch friend of mine today and he simply said that only a blind person could not see that this was manifesting (the drones, the rule of law).

M Dogg™:
Looks like he has met his end. But there was no other conclusion to the police state problem than this. This man captured the frustration of minorities in Southern California. He knew too much. I am convinced of this now. He had mental issues, he was trained to kill. He is a product of our society. We created him to keep us safe, and he turned on us. We have no one to blame but ourselves.

Fraxxx:

--- Quote from: M Dogg on February 12, 2013, 05:55:15 PM ---Looks like he has met his end. But there was no other conclusion to the police state problem than this. This man captured the frustration of minorities in Southern California. He knew too much. I am convinced of this now. He had mental issues, he was trained to kill. He is a product of our society. We created him to keep us safe, and he turned on us. We have no one to blame but ourselves.

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Whoa, whoa, blaming myself for the way society works? I'd rather blame the jews or black people.

M Dogg™:
Don't forget illegals.

Fraxxx:

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