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Maybe they'll dig up some poorly written screed where he blames people with no connection to him for his own failures in life.survivingIncelMan wrote:do you guys think this guy is an involuntary celibate? look at the movie he chose to shoot in, so obvious..
http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/23/us/louisi ... -shooting/
Sucking up to the system in case they find out who you are, are we?Teal Lantern wrote:Maybe they'll dig up some poorly written screed where he blames people with no connection to him for his own failures in life.survivingIncelMan wrote:do you guys think this guy is an involuntary celibate? look at the movie he chose to shoot in, so obvious..
http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/23/us/louisi ... -shooting/
Other losers will re-post & co-sign it.
Yup, typical HA memberTeal Lantern wrote:Maybe they'll dig up some poorly written screed where he blames people with no connection to him for his own failures in life.survivingIncelMan wrote:do you guys think this guy is an involuntary celibate? look at the movie he chose to shoot in, so obvious..
http://www.cnn.com/2015/07/23/us/louisi ... -shooting/
Other losers will re-post & co-sign it.
http://www.businessinsider.com/the-lafa ... nge-2015-7Houser, a mentally ill 59-year-old, terrified his own family and ranted in online forums about African-Americans, Jews and gays. He had lost his wife and his house and left behind a paper trail documenting a long history of seeking vengeance.
Five hundred miles away in Houser's hometown of Columbus, Georgia, some former neighbors say his life was a decades-long collision course with disaster.
"He's been known as a lunatic and a fool around this neck of the woods for years," said Patrick Williams, an antiques dealer who once filed a police report alleging Houser sold him a stolen iron fence at a flea market.
Neighbors said he filled his in-ground pool with hundreds of koi. He flew a Confederate flag, passed doomsday fliers around his neighborhood, pounded out angry online missives about corruption and injustice and spouted admiration for Adolf Hitler.
He fit the familiar mold of mass shooters, said James Alan Fox, a criminologist at Northeastern University, author and prominent expert on massacres. Houser was paranoid, blamed everyone but himself, alienated his family and survived in a world of self-imposed isolation.
"If you gave me a list of names, I would have picked his out as the one that done it," said Vince Woodward, who was then active in local Republican politics.