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Nah that’s crap. I can give an easy counter-example. The Port-Arthur massacre in Australia. You know, when we got all the gun laws as a result. One guy, with i
by lll-o-lll 3y ago
Nah that’s crap. I can give an easy counter-example. The Port-Arthur massacre in Australia. You know, when we got all the gun laws as a result.
One guy, with issues, two guns, 35 dead. Motivation was revenge and fame. No community required.
Your statement is just wrong.
- esperent 3y agoWhat made him desire fame to such a radical degree that he figured shooting people was worth it? Radicalization can take many forms. It's not just religion or racism. And the vast majority of radicalized people don't kill anyone, they just become toxic to those around them and spread the radicalization.
- lll-o-lll 3y agoHe had a projected IQ of about 66. I don’t know if you’ve engaged with many people with intellectual impairment, but it doesn’t take much for “dumb idea” to gain traction. He wasn’t radicalised, look it up. He was just an evil git that should never have been allowed near a gun.