I saw the Timothy McVeigh tapes on MSNBC. It was very interesting. McVeigh was badly bullied in school. But, as a soldier in Iraq, he had problems with the fact that he had become the bully. He had some major post traumatic stress as a result. He just had problems with the fact that he killed not only Iraqi troops, but he also had killed regular people in Iraq, as did many troops because war is messy. So what happened? McVeigh comes home and has PTSD and then ends up becoming the ultimate bully by bombing civilians in Oklahoma City. It’s all quite confusing. So, do the bullied usually end up becoming bullies or do they speak out against bullies when they become older?
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Dec 11
Do you think people who were bullied in school and at home end up being bullies when they grow up?
25
Nov 11
Times Square car bomb looking more home grown than Alqaeda?
Are you going to be surprised when we find out this was another Timothy Mcveigh Tea partier republican type?
I just have the guts to say what you don’t. We all suspect it to be a ultra conservative christian republican nut job, if it’s not ok, not this time but we all know you guys are out there scheming to kill American citizens
5
Nov 11
Is being afraid of foreign terrorists easier than home grown crazies?
Timothy McVeigh, the D.C. Sniper, countless school shootings in the last 10 years. But thinking about these things isn’t nearly as scary as the threat of terrorists, although they happen all over America. Is the next big attack going to come from terrorism, or will it be one of our own that inspires destruction? Should be be more wary of our own citizens?
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Oct 11
What can be done to have the Federal government stop construction of a Christian store near my home?
Oklahoma City bomber/terriorist Timothy McVeigh was a Christian (“Throughout his childhood, Timothy and his father were Roman Catholic and regularly attended daily Mass at Good Shepherd Church” according to Wikkipedia) and so I don’t want no Christian institutions near my home.