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MattL_123
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You should check out Mark Ames' book Going Postal if you haven't already. I just posted a thread because it's the anniversary.I've read a lot about mass shooters. not just school shooters but mass shooters in general. They usually have low status and are social outcasts:
According to research i read, many mass shooters are socially isolated and alienated, and often commit massacres to find their place in the world and receive attention they didn't get to have. Many school shooters report loneliness, social isolation and rejection and/or bullying/ostracism.
their victims probably were the same people who ostracize us, bully us, exclude or ignore us etc. many of them are probably the same people who treated you like shit all your life. are they ever underdogs like us. maybe, but not the majority at all. Humans are evil and garbage and they ostracize us underdogs and bully us around. The human race favors those with high social status and punishes those with low social status. Mass shooters are fighting back against humans who subjugated them. They are rising against the humans and are heroes for that. And many mass shooting victims would hate you for using this forum.
The only mass shooter i hate is adam lanza because he shot up 6 year olds. i don't care when teenagers are shot, but actual little kids being shot is bad. i think his motive had to do with pedophilia or a negative attitude toward children. i researched him and look up about his views about children and pedophilia.
also mass shootings and income inequality are linked. the poor fight against the rich. and poverty and social isolation are linked according to studies ive read, and Arthur Fleck was a social outcast with poverty (his mother couldn't afford a house and he didn't move out) and his supporters for poor people praising him for killing rich chads.
so yes, mass shootings are justified, because humans must die, and most victims probably are the type who would've ostracized underdogs to begin with.