Anders Breivik's manifesto?

[Goric]

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[SosbanFach]

I don't want to. I have no desire to discover his motives for the terrible mass slaughter of children. That man sickens me enough without having to read the reasons behind that awful attack. What he did is, in my opinion, inexcusable, no matter what his aim was.

[aperson444]

I actually saw a little sense in his ideas on cultural Marxism.

As a Marxist myself, I feel like we've been overthrown by a class of politically correct quasi-socialists. I don't like it at all. I only read the first 20-30 pages, but I saw a lot on how political correctness is just annoying as hell and I couldn't agree more.

Other than that though, most of his rambling is total racist crap.

[Unlucky_Leprechaun]

I don't want to. I have no desire to discover his motives for the terrible mass slaughter of children. That man sickens me enough without having to read the reasons behind that awful attack. What he did is, in my opinion, inexcusable, no matter what his aim was.

Agree ...Exactly.. Scary to think that these people could be living next door to anyone of us just waiting...

[Jimmy Page]

i have read it,scary stuff to read,he seems very intelligent.and had planned everything he did down to the last little detail,except for the vacation traffic in Oslo XD

[Sugaree]

I don't want to. I have no desire to discover his motives for the terrible mass slaughter of children. That man sickens me enough without having to read the reasons behind that awful attack. What he did is, in my opinion, inexcusable, no matter what his aim was.

As a person who's read his manifesto and watched the video, I can say that his reasons did not directly lead him to kill. He saw that as a solution, but his manifesto wasn't just about killing people he deemed to be "unclean" as it were.