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At the same time, now a lot of sites who do definitely have a liberal bias are preventing people from posting parts of the manifesto, so it is legitimately harder to discuss, when there hasn't been a major Islamic shooting in the US for two years I think, so it's not as easy to compare what would happen.

Although the US clearly has a lot of social issues right now to work on, there's a reason these recent shooters fit the same parameters with their home life and everything, kids being raised unrestricted by the internet and not looked at by friends and family, can lead to them finding these forums and wanting to remain part of the group they have found while escalating themselves further and further, until they see violence as a reasonable tool.

8chan where he posted was originally created so it's founder (who suffered from Brittle Bone disease among other things) could discuss eugenics and why people like him with severe medical problems should have never been born which was frequently banned by other sites, despite him just wanting more of a discussion on it, and he saw the further radicalization that went on there before he left the site, people like that clearly have their own issues, and have someone check them out is something that should definitely be done, and honestly I think that to a degree, shutting down asylums like we did was a mistake, and that we wouldn't be having these if they were just kept under watch.
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