Auntie Semite wrote: » He claims to be both right wing and left wing depending on the definitions. Doesn't like Trump, hates conservatives. regards himself to be an ethnonationalist and Eco Fascist.
EmmetSpiceland wrote: » Just had to have a word with one of the young lads in here. He was showing clips of the actual shooting to another oddball. Two of them grinning away watching then the fella showing it says he “wouldn’t mind getting his hands on the shooters crypto wallet”. You’d have to question the mindset of anyone who would watch something like that. I’m in two minds to go to HR about the incident. Thoughts and prayers for the victims, their families and the people of New Zealand is what people should be sharing, not watching the footage like it’s some sort of prime time tv show.
Sardonicat wrote: » Do you they not get that those are real people being slaughtered?
Wheres Me Jumper? wrote: » the large companies like Google, FB, etc. must take some responsibility here. .
RollieFingers wrote: » Agreed, it shouldn't be shared on mainstream media pages either.
PressRun wrote: » Facebook and YouTube and other sites have been asleep at the wheel for years on this. It's on those websites that all of this extremism has been building for a long time now, and it's been wilfully ignored by social media companies who have actively turned a blind eye to how the platform is used as long as they turn a profit.
Wheres Me Jumper? wrote: » no of course not, but FB have questions to answer for propagating this digital vomit.
Call Me Jimmy wrote: » This isn't mental illness it's calculated evil across time and on multiple levels. Not only did he manage to kill so many but his manifesto is sophisticated enough to be effective in its stated aim to sow division and chaos outside of the tragedy itself.
RollieFingers wrote: » I saw some of it because it was shared on my FB feed, don't think I should be arrested for that.
Wheres Me Jumper? wrote: » there is no question the WWW is the go to place for these nutjobs. most of whom cannot function in ordinary society. the large companies like Google, FB, etc. must take some responsibility here. can you imagine if i stood in my town/village centre and urged people to go out and commit wholesale slaughter? my heart goes out to those poor people, going about their everyday lives and then this animal seeks them out. stuff of nightmares.
Atoms for Peace wrote: » Anybody watching or distributioning the disgusting video should be be tracked down and face criminal charges.
Zorya wrote: » There is radicalisation happening via the internet for certain. Both left and right. It has been going on for a long time. This murderer's manifesto was a combination of extreme Nazism and Marxism, and he claimed influences from both. Kill All Normies is a good introductory book to the world of the Chans and online hate cults. Both are equally savage. I have encountered a person who was deeply influenced by terrible people online. He lives in an isolated rural place, and is psychiatrically unwell. He has been in touch with extremists based in Scandinavia via the web, which has been reported to authorities. He cannot be the only one as I don't know that many people and yet I know one such. It is not left or right, it is sick hate that crosses all political boundaries, there is no reasoning behind it, it attracts the psychotic, the unwell and the feeble minded. Trying to point score on this thread on the back of a massacre is obnoxious.
Boggles wrote: » He can claim what he wants. He is just a cowardly cu nt.
The Moleman wrote: » There have been a few talking heads on the news criticising Ozzie and Kiwi security services for not being aware of him but none of those "security experts" explain how anyone was supposed to be aware of him. Very easy to find out what he was up to online and what influenced him after you have his name and read his "manifesto".
GinAndBitter wrote: » The video shows one guy attempt to disarm the shooter but he gets shot dead.