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I guess he figured he'd get more attention for his manifesto if he blew himself up using basically the 2 just talked about symbols. Unfortunately for him, someone else decided to do something similar in New Orleans and killed more people.
And yet we’re all talking about him and not New Orleans.
Not for long. He'll be forgotten by next week.
I already forgot about it until I saw this post. This is just another Monday in the 20's.
New Orleans was ISIS. As much as it sucks we're used to seeing that. This is a straight up puzzle to people unfamiliar with the mental and brain health problems being discovered in soldiers with long service and a high number of deployments with combat.
It's been relatively equal from what I've seen around both traditional media and fediverse posts.