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Smeagol
May 3rd, 2012, 11:14 AM
Arizona vigilante Jason Todd "J.T." Ready's final act might have been his most horrific, say police.
Police have identified the former Marine with ties to neo-Nazi and Minutemen groups as one of the five people killed in a shooting spree in Gilbert, Ariz., a Phoenix suburb on Wednesday, according to the Associated Press.
It also appears that Ready, who was running for sheriff in Arizona's Pinal County, killed four people, including a 15-month-old baby girl, her mother, and grandmother, before he turn the gun on himself, reports The (Ariz.) Republic.
Ready was the founder of U.S. Border Guard and a member of the Minuteman Project, both nationally prominent anti-illegal immigration organizations, the newspaper reported. He also had belonged to the National Socialist Movement, which espouses White-supremacist theories.

Besides Ready, police identified the other shooting victims as 16-month-old Lily Lynn Mederos, 23-year-old Amber Nieve Mederos, 47-year-old Lisa Lynn Mederos, and 24-year-old Jim Franklin Hiott.
Lisa Mederos was identified as Ready's girlfriend and Amber and Lily were her daughter and granddaughter.
FBI agents and, because of weapons found at the scene, the bureau's terrorism task force were at the scene assisting local police officials with their investigation, reports Phoenix TV station KPHO. Police say they believe the incident was domestic violence-related, according AP.

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/vigilante-neo-nazi-suspected-deadly-arizona-shooting-145937722.html

Magus
May 3rd, 2012, 11:19 AM
I don't understand the use of 'vigilante'. The fucker killed unsuspecting innocent people.

Sugaree
May 3rd, 2012, 08:30 PM
I like the use of "neo-Nazi" like it's an enigma of his being.

Mortal Coil
May 3rd, 2012, 08:32 PM
With the neo-Nazi thing aside, this is still just absolutely sickening. How could someone do that to other person, let alone more than one?

Magus
May 4th, 2012, 02:25 AM
I like the use of "neo-Nazi" like it's an enigma of his being.

Well, he does have these far right ideals and used them as motives to commit murder. Plus, he had a good connection with the Klan and Neo-Nazi groups, no?

They don't surprisingly catch someone and simply call him a drug cartel boss. If that's what the person happen to be, that what they will call him.

Sugaree
May 4th, 2012, 08:52 PM
Well, he does have these far right ideals and used them as motives to commit murder. Plus, he had a good connection with the Klan and Neo-Nazi groups, no?

They don't surprisingly catch someone and simply call him a drug cartel boss. If that's what the person happen to be, that what they will call him.

Sure, he had the connections with the groups. It's no surprise that he's being called a Neo-Nazi because of those connections. I just don't see where this is a big deal. You can't find him to be guilty of being a far right idealist; you can only find him guilty of murder. The "Neo-Nazi" accusation, which does prove to be true, is a useless point to make in this case.

deadpie
May 4th, 2012, 09:46 PM
Sure, he had the connections with the groups. It's no surprise that he's being called a Neo-Nazi because of those connections. I just don't see where this is a big deal. Y

The reason it's a big deal that he's a neo nazi is because he's a neo nazi

and he killed people

argument solved

how is that hard to understand?

Magus
May 5th, 2012, 02:41 AM
The "Neo-Nazi" accusation, which does prove to be true, is a useless point to make in this case.

He is a Neo-Nazi. Andros Breviek is a Neo-Nazi. Stormfront.org is Neo-Nazi.


Nazi is not just about white-nationalism and white people's progress. It's about crushing other "genetically degenerated" roaches.

By Ideals, that which means they glorify the murder of million Jews and Romanies in Europe.

They glorify the killings and the desecration of the modern Germany Turkish community. They glorify the killing of Black Students in Russia. They glorify the killings of Atheist and Muslim Immigrants in Scandinavia. They glorify the killings of Berbers in France. And above all, all of the above combined in USA.

Genghis Khan
May 5th, 2012, 07:20 AM
Sure, he had the connections with the groups. It's no surprise that he's being called a Neo-Nazi because of those connections. I just don't see where this is a big deal. You can't find him to be guilty of being a far right idealist; you can only find him guilty of murder. The "Neo-Nazi" accusation, which does prove to be true, is a useless point to make in this case.

Except he believes in an ideology that advocates murdering people of a different racial background and since he's a suspect of shooting people of a different racial background, I think his motivation is highly relevant to the incident.

Sugaree
May 5th, 2012, 07:33 PM
He is a Neo-Nazi. Andros Breviek is a Neo-Nazi. Stormfront.org is Neo-Nazi.


Nazi is not just about white-nationalism and white people's progress. It's about crushing other "genetically degenerated" roaches.

By Ideals, that which means they glorify the murder of million Jews and Romanies in Europe.

They glorify the killings and the desecration of the modern Germany Turkish community. They glorify the killing of Black Students in Russia. They glorify the killings of Atheist and Muslim Immigrants in Scandinavia. They glorify the killings of Berbers in France. And above all, all of the above combined in USA.

Except he believes in an ideology that advocates murdering people of a different racial background and since he's a suspect of shooting people of a different racial background, I think his motivation is highly relevant to the incident.

Ah, I understand now. I was thinking that bringing attention to him being a Neo-Nazi was being overblown. If his ideology was the motivation behind the murders, then I agree that it's relevant to the case. Thanks for the clarification.