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    *IF* this "Armand" thing is true... I am not surprised in the least.
    There has been a number of instances that have come to light over the years of individuals or groups involved in egging on suicidal people to "do it".

    Given the political insanity/zealotry of certain ideologies currently running rampant in society, I would also not at all be surprised to find that some of them are involved in turning mentally f***ed up people to commit violent acts in a way that serve their ends. In fact, if proven, my opinion based on what I've seen over the last several years says this goading fits the mindset of the left very much, not so much on the right.
    The left is also totally ok with bullying people they don't like to the point of literal suicide, on occasion, so to me, that further reinforces my theory.
    Couple with the fact that, as I mentioned from the beginning, Mr Buffalo did not write (most of) that manifesto, and...... I'd call it a plausible conspiracy theory.


    Alternately.... the FBI is at its games again...
    Not sure which theory is worse for us randoms.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SteyrAUG View Post
    Well there was that moment in the video where he apparently passed on a white victim. His whole manifesto might have been white supremacy insanity but it read pretty true according to the usual white supremacy insanity.

    To your point, it would hardly surprise me to learn there is an internet gathering point for incels, mental defectives and other "I'll teach the world" low lifes. Obviously the VA Tech shooter took inspiration from Columbine and that retard who shot up the black church had similar heroes he was trying to emulate.

    And it wouldn't be the first time crazy f'er A networked with crazy f'er B despite ideological differences. But this specific incident seems more like reactionary butthurt from a lazy f'ing low life. I don't think he had the foresight to plan things in great detail, didn't write a manifesto and I don't want to sound like I'm saying anything positive about the Buffalo shooter but I don't think for a second that he'd entertain having any kind of exchange with the texas shooter.

    Just too much doesn't seem to fit.
    Thanks for taking the time to respond.

    Quote Originally Posted by SteyrAUG View Post
    To your point, it would hardly surprise me to learn there is an internet gathering point for incels, mental defectives and other "I'll teach the world" low lifes. Obviously the VA Tech shooter took inspiration from Columbine and that retard who shot up the black church had similar heroes he was trying to emulate.
    As far as incels, mental defectives, etc I interact with a fair number of people from all over the Western world playing games and just talking via Discord. A lot of young men from the US and Canada, roughly late teens through mid 20s, that come and go in various groups I frequent really disturb me. They show a tremendous lack of maturity and a lot of attention seeking behavior, like you'd expect to see in a kid who was 12-15 instead of a decade older. I see a lot of resentment from the extreme examples of leftwing and rightwing, most of it seemingly driven by constant social media consumption.

    The left wing kids more or less all seem to constantly check everything said against a list of right and wrong, like Puritans from 1620 hunting for witches. Sort of a very strict tribal code of conduct enforcement thing that's always at the forefront of their minds. Most of these end up leaving and a few were banned because they began to very aggressively attempt to enforce their beliefs via threats of tattling on us to Discord, etc for failing to enforce their views on others.

    The rightwing kids have ranged from expressing frustration about feeling like they have no cohesive group who share their beliefs, to some who pretty closely resemble sociopaths hunting for groupies to recruit. The frustrated kids mostly respond well to 'elder advice' and often seem to calm down. The sociopaths either get banned because of some particularly obnoxious action or annoy the majority to the point that negative feedback makes them go searching for easier marks elsewhere.

    I'm disturbed by the lack of maturity they all show, and particularly the militant puritanical behavior of the American and Canadian left wing types. As for the sociopaths, they're everywhere. If I have to deal with one trying to mug me in a Walmart parking lot, why wouldn't they be on the internet too?

    Quote Originally Posted by SteyrAUG View Post
    And it wouldn't be the first time crazy f'er A networked with crazy f'er B despite ideological differences. But this specific incident seems more like reactionary butthurt from a lazy f'ing low life. I don't think he had the foresight to plan things in great detail, didn't write a manifesto and I don't want to sound like I'm saying anything positive about the Buffalo shooter but I don't think for a second that he'd entertain having any kind of exchange with the texas shooter.
    That's certainly more tame than the conclusions my mind is jumping to. I honestly find myself wondering if there aren't interested individuals or organizations purposefully seeking out groups like this and egging them on, for political reasons. If a true believer leftist could convince someone to do a mass shooting, wouldn't that work to his group's advantage? That's a motive. It's not hard to find these groups with a computer and a little internet research. That's means and opportunity.

    Didn't the CIA and KGB used to seek out malcontents to enflame in various countries back during the cold war? Providing information and encouragement to help sway an individual into doing something that would benefit your group, with very little risk to your group or yourself, seems to me like just a simpler implementation of arming and indoctrinating communist/anti communist guerillas. We've all been witness to other people in our lives who are gifted manipulators. You can start to see that in grade school.

    I'm not willing to suggest it, but I'm starting to worry that some government agents may themselves be so polarized politically that they might abuse their positions to help along their political tribe. From what I've read about past Marxists, who I believe today's leftists are related to in a fashion, I could see hard leftwing true believers doing that. They're always victims, so anything they do to defeat their oppressor is justified.

    I'm certainly guilty of coming to wrong conclusions, especially when I misvalidate incorrect information, but if I know the ambitious and sociopathic, I know that their only limitation is what's possible, not what's reasonable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aries144 View Post

    That's certainly more tame than the conclusions my mind is jumping to. I honestly find myself wondering if there aren't interested individuals or organizations purposefully seeking out groups like this and egging them on, for political reasons. If a true believer leftist could convince someone to do a mass shooting, wouldn't that work to his group's advantage? That's a motive. It's not hard to find these groups with a computer and a little internet research. That's means and opportunity.

    Didn't the CIA and KGB used to seek out malcontents to enflame in various countries back during the cold war? Providing information and encouragement to help sway an individual into doing something that would benefit your group, with very little risk to your group or yourself, seems to me like just a simpler implementation of arming and indoctrinating communist/anti communist guerillas. We've all been witness to other people in our lives who are gifted manipulators. You can start to see that in grade school.

    I'm not willing to suggest it, but I'm starting to worry that some government agents may themselves be so polarized politically that they might abuse their positions to help along their political tribe. From what I've read about past Marxists, who I believe today's leftists are related to in a fashion, I could see hard leftwing true believers doing that. They're always victims, so anything they do to defeat their oppressor is justified.

    I'm certainly guilty of coming to wrong conclusions, especially when I misvalidate incorrect information, but if I know the ambitious and sociopathic, I know that their only limitation is what's possible, not what's reasonable.
    I posted something the other day that fits here. The above kinds of cultivated individuals really aren't necessary anymore. There are so many actual crazy people running around loose, just moments from going off their meds and off their rails, one possibly even posting on this forum, that all you have to do to activate them is drop clickbait nonsense on Twatter or whatever and watch them deconstruct and go out in a blaze of glory.

    The kinds of excessively polarized people we used to at least watch, much less institutionalize, are now the ones trying to define the current normalcy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SteyrAUG View Post
    I posted something the other day that fits here. The above kinds of cultivated individuals really aren't necessary anymore. There are so many actual crazy people running around loose, just moments from going off their meds and off their rails, one possibly even posting on this forum, that all you have to do to activate them is drop clickbait nonsense on Twatter or whatever and watch them deconstruct and go out in a blaze of glory.

    The kinds of excessively polarized people we used to at least watch, much less institutionalize, are now the ones trying to define the current normalcy.
    One of the preeminent cultivator groups seems to think there is still a need.

    https://reason.com/2017/03/29/that-t...-agent-told-o/

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    See where they are going with this? One is even possibly posting on this forum.

    Really go against the agenda and they'll start using all the dirty tricks.

    They are so arrogant they think they can manipulate anyone.

    From the psychological operations thread:

    "Seems to me you should be fighting the Canadian government"

    "Maybe he should start fighting"

    This is the kind of stuff you have to watch out for. Shady manipulative posters like that are highly suspect.


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    Will federal intrusions happen? Of course, but at the local level it is much easier to vet people according to their behaviors and root out bad actors. Hold your local meetings to discuss current events and create a place for people to network and get to know each other. Talk to local businesses or your county sheriff to see where they stand on issues like the vaccine passports and Biden mandates. Put things in motion now or you will regret it later when your community is completely disjointed and paralyzed by fear during crisis or government subjugation.

    And, what about the first guy at your meetings that starts talking about building bombs, drafting “kill lists” or kidnapping governors? Kick his ass out promptly and make sure everyone knows why you did it. Most likely he is a fed or he is on an informant payroll. As our national composure breaks down and the manure hits the fan, fed informants and agents will suddenly disappear from these groups without a trace. They are not going to stick around for what happens next; the government doesn’t pay them enough for that. And knowing who the patriots are will not help the federal government if the patriots are organized to defend themselves. This is the reality which they do not want us to wake up to.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FriendlyStranger View Post
    Organizing Patriots In The Face Of Government Informants And False Flags
    https://alt-market.us/organizing-pat...d-false-flags/


    Will federal intrusions happen? Of course, but at the local level it is much easier to vet people according to their behaviors and root out bad actors. Hold your local meetings to discuss current events and create a place for people to network and get to know each other. Talk to local businesses or your county sheriff to see where they stand on issues like the vaccine passports and Biden mandates. Put things in motion now or you will regret it later when your community is completely disjointed and paralyzed by fear during crisis or government subjugation.

    And, what about the first guy at your meetings that starts talking about building bombs, drafting “kill lists” or kidnapping governors? Kick his ass out promptly and make sure everyone knows why you did it. Most likely he is a fed or he is on an informant payroll. As our national composure breaks down and the manure hits the fan, fed informants and agents will suddenly disappear from these groups without a trace. They are not going to stick around for what happens next; the government doesn’t pay them enough for that. And knowing who the patriots are will not help the federal government if the patriots are organized to defend themselves. This is the reality which they do not want us to wake up to.
    Over my 3+ decades as an adult, I have attended several of these meetings you propose. All of them were a shit show right out of the gate. They are usually run by guys that think they know how things work, but have no real clue on reality. They lock themselves up at home and get wound up by the news and the internet, but you never see them out and about in the community unless they can be in charge. They are constantly amazed that few people show up to the meetings and think we are disinterested; but fail to realize the real reason we don't come to the meetings is that the organizers are the issue. They are the guys that call you a cuck for getting vaccinated without even listening to your reasons for doing so, exactly opposite of the d-bags that can't believe you didn't get vaccinated without asking your reasons why. In the middle is a huge majority of people that just want to be left alone and in that group are people very capable of defending themselves.

    If anything, COVID has taught me to not trust anyone, or at least a smaller number of people. Plenty of die hard 2nd amendment guys were pro-vax. Plenty of anti-vax people are anti-2nd people. Plenty of pro-2nd people I know are pro-choice. I know pro-life people that are anti-2nd. I've watched life long friendships between my liberal neighbors dissolve over a disagreement on proper forestry management of all things. I know LGBT people that hold conservative political views and despise the direction LGBT politics is headed and LGBT people that push the LGBT agenda. My world has become far
    "greyer" than my black and white views pre-2020.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AKDoug View Post
    Over my 3+ decades as an adult, I have attended several of these meetings you propose. All of them were a shit show right out of the gate. They are usually run by guys that think they know how things work, but have no real clue on reality. They lock themselves up at home and get wound up by the news and the internet, but you never see them out and about in the community unless they can be in charge. They are constantly amazed that few people show up to the meetings and think we are disinterested; but fail to realize the real reason we don't come to the meetings is that the organizers are the issue. They are the guys that call you a cuck for getting vaccinated without even listening to your reasons for doing so, exactly opposite of the d-bags that can't believe you didn't get vaccinated without asking your reasons why. In the middle is a huge majority of people that just want to be left alone and in that group are people very capable of defending themselves.

    If anything, COVID has taught me to not trust anyone, or at least a smaller number of people. Plenty of die hard 2nd amendment guys were pro-vax. Plenty of anti-vax people are anti-2nd people. Plenty of pro-2nd people I know are pro-choice. I know pro-life people that are anti-2nd. I've watched life long friendships between my liberal neighbors dissolve over a disagreement on proper forestry management of all things. I know LGBT people that hold conservative political views and despise the direction LGBT politics is headed and LGBT people that push the LGBT agenda. My world has become far
    "greyer" than my black and white views pre-2020.
    You can create new groups and it's hard to disagree with that article, considering my current predicament.

    The article talks about decentralization so that means smaller groups can work together if there's a common goal, like defense.

    There has to be some good chiefs out there.

    Sometimes you will have to work with people you don't like. As long as he covers you then who cares?

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    I don't have a hard time believing that there are provocateurs in a lot of these events. If you can't believe that there are groups in shadowy place that want these things to happen to push an agenda then you need to make sure you get your monkey pox vaccine. How real those screen shots are is another question. The uvalde shooter is a broke pos and somehow goes out and drops over 5k on gear on his 18th birthday. Any one curious as to how a kid who was known to wear old weathered clothes because his grandma was so broke but has this kinda coin to drop on firearms. Seems fishy as hell to me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chamber143 View Post
    I don't have a hard time believing that there are provocateurs in a lot of these events. If you can't believe that there are groups in shadowy place that want these things to happen to push an agenda then you need to make sure you get your monkey pox vaccine. How real those screen shots are is another question. The uvalde shooter is a broke pos and somehow goes out and drops over 5k on gear on his 18th birthday. Any one curious as to how a kid who was known to wear old weathered clothes because his grandma was so broke but has this kinda coin to drop on firearms. Seems fishy as hell to me.
    Agreed on all points. And the screen shots could just be cheesy fakes to discredit the idea that these guys are being radicalized.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chamber143 View Post
    …………The uvalde shooter is a broke pos and somehow goes out and drops over 5k on gear on his 18th birthday. Any one curious as to how a kid who was known to wear old weathered clothes because his grandma was so broke but has this kinda coin to drop on firearms. Seems fishy as hell to me.
    This was the first thing which occurred to me.
    A true "Gun Guy" (or gal) should have familiarity and a modicum of proficiency with most all firearms platforms.

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