I strive to bring you quality information with a twist. Last week I posted on the sad, demented murder spree of Vester Flanagan. Several months ago I wrote about the “race war” lunatic Dylan Roof wanted to start on behalf of redneck racists everywhere. Vester answered the challenge for the gay, black, psycho set. You probably see the correlation.

There’s a lot I could write about these travesties but I am tired these days. And, other commentators have filled the void with masterful observations. If I can’t write it, then I like to bring you the best of the social commentary world. Here are two of the best breakdowns I have come across concerning Flanagan’s rampage:

Michael Snyder observes People are Going Crazy. I reside, part-time, in the real world and I know this is true.

Why in the world can’t we all just learn to love one another and respect one another?

Instead, the mainstream media and many of our “national leaders” are constantly fueling racial tensions in this nation.

An atmosphere of hatred and violence is seemingly being purposely created in America, and we are starting to see some really bizarre things happen.

William Grigg, who chronicles the deprivations of the American police state, notes Vester is seen as a Social Justice Avenger of sorts.

“Crime is contagious,” observed Brandeis in the Olmstead v. U.S. decision nearly a century ago, when the surveillance state was in its larval stage and wiretapping by police was looked upon with horror. “If the government becomes a lawbreaker, it invites every man to become a law unto himself…. To declare in the administration of the criminal law the end justifies the means – to declare that the government may commit crimes in order to secure the conviction of a private criminal – would bring terrible retribution.”

In the deranged outpouring that has inevitably been christened a “manifesto,” Flanagan name-checked prior mass murderers and claimed that “what sent me over the top” was the murder spree in Charleston by the similarly demented bigot Dylann Roof. Acknowledging that it is perilous to seek a thread of rationality in the tapestry of delusion woven by Flanagan, I would suggest that he clearly regarded the “nasty racist things” he supposedly experienced as a “gay black man” as offenses worthy of violent reprisal.

Wouldn’t it be great if all of these homicidal losers could get together somewhere and have their war independent of the rest of us?!

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