Terrorists may have hit the US - Plane crashes into federal building in TX

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sguy78 said:

Zucas said:
Well it seemed like an accident at first but definitely intentional as we know now. And after reading Mr. Stack's manifesto, he's definitely not crazy but sure as hell pissed off. And not just your usual "I hate IRs" but seems to have the Che Guevara argument. After reading it he seems to be an anarchist but asking for a socialist society which makes sense if you know anything about socialism that Karl Marx wrote about.

I mean I don't want to come off as silly here, but a lot of what he writes is well true. I actually think he hit a lot of things dead on. Sad thing is though he reacted to it very poorly and this is what happens. But I think yall should try to read his manifesto he liked. It's quite interesting.

http://www.aolnews.com/article/manifesto-tied-to-alleged-pilot-in-austin-crash/19364026?icid=main|main|dl1|link1|http%3A%2F%2Fwww.aolnews.com%2Farticle%2Fmanifesto-tied-to-alleged-pilot-in-austin-crash%2F19364026

In no way am I defending his actions but I do like a lot of the things he said.

While some of his opinions were out of left field, I wholeheartedly agree with his bringing up, "No taxation without representation." Do you realize that the estate tax is coming back at 55%? 55%!!!!!!!! This is the government taking over half of someone's estate that they built over a lifetime. These estates were already taxed when they were earned people. Socialism at its best.

Yeah, sguy78, poor Hugh Hefner

Being on topic, this is actually a form of a terrorist attack, as by the definition of terrorism is to cause terror/fear among the society by trying to make a statement or bring a point across, usually for political gain or effect.

ter·ror·ist [térrərist]

(plural ter·ror·ists)

noun

somebody using violence for political purposes: somebody who uses violence, especially bombing, kidnapping, and assassination, to intimidate others, often for political purposes

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