I get it, you think there is no chance this is an op. That’s your right. I find the entire scenario suspicious and am not ruling it out. That’s my right. And that’s why I posted it.

Don't think it’s too much to ask to address the topic raised in the post itself and not spin off into some tangential shit with which the post does not take issue.

I’m sorry but quite frankly this is a retarded response. No one is arguing crazy people should be left on the streets. It has zero to do with what I posted. This the problem with social media — you post something and people just run with some random association with what you posted. They simply cannot stay on topic. I don’t know what the solution is for this, but it is annoying as fuck.

I get it, you don’t think there is ANY possibility this is an op. That’s fine, I do.

You’re missing the point! It’s not that the murderer thought she was good-looking! It’s that if she were murdered, the story would have legs in part because she was so beautiful. (And also that she was a refugee from a war, the irony and tragedy of that would make it even bigger.) Again I am NOT saying this is what happened. I am only saying, my radar is going off big time. And that was before the guy said the government made him do it.

Come on, Stella. That’s ridiculous. No one is making an excuse. If what I’m “not ruling out” is true, that’s not an excuse, it’s an entirely different scenario. And what I’m not ruling out is false, then it’s also not an excuse. People need to be able to discuss possibilities without “you’re an apologist for murder!”

Again, random person claiming something crazy is one thing. Person who is part of a national news story that doesn’t add up is something else. Base case, he’s just a psycho who snapped after being radicalized against white people, but not ruling out there’s something more to it. Was suspicious even BEFORE I heard his explanation.

Base case is that’s the explanation. He’s just trying to avoid full accountability. But as I said, I’m not ruling out something more, given the circumstances.

Yes, and he was mentally ill on top of it. But on the other hand, it’s a fact the CIA used mind-control techniques via MK Ultra, that ties to a lot of the insane murders that were national news in the 60s. Your guy in the emergency department wasn’t part of a national news story.

You don’t find it out she was basically supermodel beautiful, a Ukrainian refugee and he says into the camera (“got the white girl”)? He didn’t rob her or sexually assault her, just knifed her for no reason whatsoever, in view of witnesses, on camera?

A state should exercise only the minimum amount of power necessary to secure conditions in which its individual citizens can thrive. Prosecuting/deterring violent criminals and protecting against foreign invasion is probably 90 percent of that.