Dave Pack: Strange Leading the Strange
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David C. Pack is an expert on the topic of strange ideas. He is obsessed
with distorting Bible doctrines, perverting them into an ...
5 hours ago
Horrible events!
ReplyDeleteNothing in the "manifesto" suggests inciting hatred toward other peoples. He even suggests shipping those he does not consider "his own" to whatever places as long as they are not on "his soil."
The perpetrator's manifesto speaks about fear and rage and about being outnumbered on "his own territory".
(disregarding the immigration events that wiped out the aboriginals in that particular territory)
Moreover in the overall text there is subliminal sexual supression by blaming the immigrants for being sexually able to outbreed "his own" while he himself has obviously not been able to produce any off spring himself while being in his sexual prime.
The choice of weapon and target he rationalizes as to cause stricter gunlaws in the usa and thereby incite a civil war. (which would reduce the white population even more in that part of the world)
Rather inconsistent message and sexually deviant in my opinion.
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I just don't understand what makes people snap like this. When I get angry, I never even think about my guns. How could anyone hate other people so much? This guy mowed down people he didn't even know, people who had done nothing to him.
ReplyDeleteSounds like he's one of those who insists that multiculturalism won't work.
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10:15
ReplyDeleteGood thing you don't understand this.
Hate is just a flipside of the love coin.
In the yearly intelligence report I read, after the obvious terrorist groups that are under surveillance comes "animal activists".
On 12th of march 8:37 on the "when will his people even learn" topic on banned, I commented on Bernard Zobrist.
The manifesto of the australian criminal, exactly echoes Zobrist in mentioning climate change and overpopulation as other motives.
Food for scientists if we are moving into post modern terrorism or if the dude is just a fan of movies.
But as I mentioned before, I doubt wether his motives matter, since there is this overwhelming sence of (sexual) insecurity and "need to belong" that speaks from his manifesto and semiotics on the weapons. He even sought "approval" from some of his norwegian buddies, who probably drank the next beer after his call, while they asked themselves, "who was it that just called, om this godless hour?"
The manifesto ends with "see you in valhallah". Again, blatantly inconsistent with the requirement to die in battle and at least have friends to meet there.
As yoda would say, "a twisted product he is."
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Interesting observation. The most familiar example of the sexual element of crime is that of the arsonist. It may seem amazing, but I was 30 years of age when first learning of this. Different world then. There was an early AM discussion amongst my coworkers regarding the previous day’s news, one of the items having been a suspicious fire. Our boss read from the paper that police had picked up a suspect from amongst the crowd of onlookers. I naively said, “Imagine that! Remind me never to stop to watch a fire!” One of my cowrkers said, “Bob, the police aren’t just randomly picking up spectators! They’re looking for a spectator that’s jacking off!”
ReplyDeleteAnimal rights extremists are more in the category of zealotry than in the psycho-sexual realm. I believe that some of what they do is terrorism, like throwing blood or red paint on ladies’ fur coats. The eco-terrorists who spiked trees, leading to the death or injury of loggers were murderers, plain and simple.
There are many distorted thought patterns which lead to these awful crimes. I have no doubt that the horrific events of Christchurch will inspire copycats, just as the perp had been inspired by the criminals who preceded him.
One amazing aspect to the persecution of Muslims, and the defilement of mosques is the sympathy that usually pours from the Jewish community. Jews have suffered so much from this same sort of race-based criminal activity that any time they see Muslims or others similarly victimized, they put their religious differences aside, and speak out in defense of the victims, often even contributing moneys to assist with the damages.
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