Minnesota assasination thread

  • Thread starter Thread starter altmin
  • Start date Start date
  • Replies: 629
  • Views: 17K
  • Politics 
Ramrouser said:
No way Trump ever pardons Boelter. The jury is still out whether he's even MAGA. I'm seeing photos on line with Boelter in a "Resist" t-shirt standing by his wife in a "I think therefore I am a Democrat" t-shirt. Could be fake so I'm not posting them nor putting 100% stock in them...yet. I just don't see someone as MAGA if they have "No King" fliers in their car. It doesn't add up. We're likely going to learn more about this weirdo/killer in the coming weeks.

Feds need to try him since it brings the death penalty into play.
Click to expand...
Are you a parody poster? Your attempts to claim this christo-fascist lunatic and the epitome/face of the new MAGA party, is actually a Dem. isn't worth a response. However, these attempts about having No Kings Day flyers in his car, you might want to consider a couple of things. First, he is obviously a demented fake christian (aka MAGAt) so he could have thought that stealing or hoarding them would stop people from going. Another plausible possibility, is that if they were all from different rallies, it could have been a hit list.

As of now, you are simply wishcasting and throwing out nonsense like "He had a list of Dem. office holders listed out, thus he is clearly a Dem. himself."

Huh?

And Trump would pardon ANYONE that is loyal to him no matter the crime. Just review his J6 pardons.
 
Kraftyheel89 said:
aAre you a parody poster? Your attempts to claim this christo-fascist lunatic and the epitome/face of the new MAGA party, is actually a Dem. isn't worth a response. However, these attempts about having No Kings Day flyers in his car, you might want to consider a couple of things. First, he is obviously a demented fake christian (aka MAGAt) so he could have thought that stealing or hoarding them would stop people from going. Another plausible possibility, is that if they were all from different rallies, it could have been a hit list.
But o
As of now, you are simply wishcasting and throwing out nonsense like "He had a list of Dem. office holders listed out, thus he is clearly a Dem. himself."

Huh?

And Trump would pardon ANYONE that is loyal to him no matter the crime. Just review his J6 pardons.
Click to expand...
You have no curiosity about the actual facts of this case or have you already made up your mind? Lots of weird loose ends.
 
Ramrouser said:
You have no curiosity about the actual facts of this case or have you already made up your mind? Lots of weird loose ends.
Click to expand...
And you have curiosity? You just want something to hold on to in your effort to claim this nut bag isn't maga.

But, had he been registered a dem, you would have declared him liberal and stopped at that. Why the double standard? Why do you not accept multiple connections that point to him being maga while pointing to one flimsy connection to something liberal? If the tides were turned you wouldn't have any problem accepting him to be a dem based on one data point.
 
TarSpiel said:
No it doesn't. Super just said he's surprised it doesn't happen more often. How is that glorifying it?
Click to expand...
I think he's talking about comments like these:

"And the world would 100% be a far better place had Trump been assassinated."

"killing Clarence Thomas and/or Sam Alito would be tens of thousands of times more impactful than anything else you could do. Well, I don't frequently think about assassinations so maybe there's somebody else you could kill that would also be impactful, but the point is assassination is a far, far better option than anything else you could do."

I think characterizing assassination as a far, far better option than anything else you could do would indicate that he thinks violence is the best way to solve our problems.

Rock also specifically pointed this out:

"But we should expect more of this. I mean, think about young Mr. Precip, who killed Archduke Ferdinand. He actually did free Serbia from Austrian domination. He did what no other person in Europe ever could."

Looking past the minor spelling error and the pretty silly history error, that sort of thinking would tend to give someone a justification for murder.

There are likely people out there with a history of mental illness, whose life isn't going great because they can't find a job and maybe they're in a custody dispute with their ex. They might think assassinating political leaders is the right thing to do. Sounds like this murderer in Minnesota was having some of these issues and was able to justify it in his head. It's really terrible and I really think we should be pushing back against some of these opinions.
 
Calheel said:
Future President Stewart makes a good point tonight about the stupidity of whose team:

Click to expand...

The roommate is apparently the only one who could (should) have made a difference. He should have reported the text to the authorities. Beyond that, Boelter didn't seem to give off any signs that he was capable of doing this. That's the problem with he lone wolf types who go crazy. They're not sitting on a park bench talking to themselves about the crimes they plan to commit, which would allow someone to notice and get them mental help. They keep to themselves, concoct their plan in their basement and then seemingly appear out of nowhere.
 
ZenMode said:
The roommate is apparently the only one who could (should) have made a difference. He should have reported the text to the authorities. Beyond that, Boelter didn't seem to give off any signs that he was capable of doing this. That's the problem with he lone wolf types who go crazy. They're not sitting on a park bench talking to themselves about the crimes they plan to commit, which would allow someone to notice and get them mental help. They keep to themselves, concoct their plan in their basement and then seemingly appear out of nowhere.
Click to expand...
My understanding is that the roommate did report the text to authorities but because he took the text to mean that Boelter was a self-harm risk.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top