People are speaking about Samantha Rupnow's "boyfriend." Call me old-fashioned, but while I believe one can have cyberfriends (I have more than a few), one cannot have a cyber-lover.
I have a girlfriend. I've met her. We've lived together for over a generation. We have a kid, a real kid, not a test-tube baby, the way a certain illegally elected president did (twice!).
In any event, while it will seem as though the following pages do noit belong together, that is what @Slatzism posted.
Oh, and the police got her age wrong. She was 15. So, they were good for nothing.
@Slatzism
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I have made contact with the alleged boyfriend of the Wisconsin shooter. He has very graciously provided me the full manifesto, which I verified by having him screen record himself opening it from a direct link the shooter sent to him via WhatsApp. I told him I would do my...
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@Slatzism
·3h
Here I will include some screenshots of the manifesto. I am very hesitate to post the whole thing not because the content is graphic in any way but I am worried it will violate the terms of service, and am not intending to do that. This is page one and page two in full.
@Slatzism
“Some more Wisconsin shooter info, and the third page of her ‘manifesto.’ - Her boyfriend had known her for two years. They were in a long-distance relationship and had never met in person. They met on social media. - He says she never previously expressed any desire to commit a shooting, and only sent him her manifesto the day of the shooting. - Timestamps of their messages shown to me demonstrate she sent it to him via WhatsApp at approximately 10:30 am (eastern). She posted it to Twitter at 11:50 am (eastern). The shooting occurred around 11:57 am (eastern). - He did not see her message until 1:12 pm (eastern), at which point the act had been committed and she was already deceased. - He describes her as being kind, generous towards him, and cheerful. He describes her as always making him gifts and never expecting anything in return.”
1 comment:
Many thousands of other kids with grudges to settle with society--for their own particular reasons. Some will be more successful than others. Prior to Columbine,we had none of the school violence that's "normal" today. So what happened? The main theory from me is anti-social media--combined with personal isolationism--ramps up the "woe is me" attitude to the point of no return. She had the nig*er part correct--surprising. More to come from other kids who hate their lot in life.
--GRA
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