Mein Kamf, the CA Internet Loser's version

[MosheFeingold]

Know your enemy:

https://pastebin.com/vxxfqmtw

It's the dickweed San Diego shooter's manifesto. Not particularly political in any way (other than to dump on Trump and gun control people in the same breath). A reminder that antisemitism exist wholly outside of the political spectrum.

Smart, clever, writer. Not insane that I can see, but rather just brim full of irrational hatred.

Reminds me a bit of Martin Luther's "Of Jews and Their Lies" (an author from whom he cites inspiration, as did Hitler).

[Mosby]

1. What does this mean?

It is so easy to log on to Minecraft and get away with burning a synagogue (or mosque) to the ground if you’re smart about it. You can even shoot up a mosque, synagogue, immigration center, traitorous politicians, wealthy Jews in gated communities, Jewish-owned company buildings, etc. and get away with it as well. If your goal is strictly carnage and the highest score—I’d highly recommend you look into flamethrowers (remember kids, napalm is more effective than gasoline if you want Jews to really light up like a menorah). I know you’re out there Fire-anon—make us proud.

What's mindcraft?

Is this metaphorical?


His justifications using the Christian bible are really disturbing, I recently read part of Matthew (because of mayor pete) and I had no idea Jews were being scapegoated the way they were. I did know that the gospels were reactionary towards Judaism, but I don't understand the extent of it.

[MosheFeingold]

2. Yeah, I don't know

I am assuming it is either:

1. Him mocking people who are keyboard commandos but don't do anything (i.e, no more real than Minecraft) or

2. "Minecraft" is a coded reference to something else.

[MosheFeingold]

3. I think he's cherry picking the Nazarene scriptures

To get to his point; I've candidly never experienced a problem with any serious Nazarene. Annoying attempts at conversion, yes. But hate, no.

My (imperfect) understanding is those sections regard certain Jewish leaders of the time who were, indeed, in opposition to what they deemed heresy. So, I'd expect hostility. Mutual hostility, in fact.

But the shooter is hardly the first Nazarene to cherry pick in this fashion. I read Martin Luther again, and it's pretty clear he just followed Luther's writing:

https://www.preteristarchive.com/Books/1543_luther_jews.html

As did Hitler, mind you.