I heard Wasserman Schultz use the analogy of someone seeing a door unlocked and ransacking a house. A more apt analogy is 2 roommates in the same house, one coming home and seeing the lock broken and sweeping the entire house to check on it, and happening to see a private journal in their roommates room and looking…

And actually, the more I reflect on it, the less this looks like psychopathic behavior. This is attention seeking behavior. attention seeking is looking for approval, which means he cars about other people. He probably gets treated better by the police than he does at “home” or “school” where he is a pariah. Ergo, 20x…

Really? Because he strikes me as more of a “I refuse to respect authority, other people or their property so someone should probably put a bullet between my eyes before the next high speed theft ends up costing someone their lives” type.

If by “valuable contributor to” you mean “constant drain on”, then yes.

Time to put this one down.

Is this like when we all wore hoodies to support Treyvon Martin?

Anybody else think it looks like he’s saying “I didn’t do this”?