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In case you didn't run in to this - the violence was related to his views on modernity. He seems to have walked the line between spree-killer style arbitrary v
by Bartweiss 9y ago
In case you didn't run in to this - the violence was related to his views on modernity.
He seems to have walked the line between spree-killer style arbitrary violence and political terrorism. It's a strange situation; there was a clear political philosophy (anarcho-primitivism, roughly), but it's one too rare to have other violent supporters. What would we have called anarcho-communist violence if there had only been one person total who engaged in it?
It's a strange case all around, but definitely made stranger by his adopting a viewpoint that was obscure, but not unique.