Not surprisingly, the melodramatic manifesto of UCC shooter Chris Harper-Mercer reveals a delusional young man with zero self-worth or ambition and an extreme persecution complex.
“I was hated ever since I arrived in the world,” he tediously rants throughout the bitter 6-page diatribe. “I was always under attack. I've always been the most hated person in the world.”
He also taunts that “nothing” could have been done to prevent his assault on unarmed students and teachers at Umpqua Community College last week; allying himself *spiritually* with other soulless shirkers before him who’ve committed similar acts of cowardice:
“These people were denied everything they deserved and wanted,” Harper-Mercer absurdly whines. “I've been forced to align myself with these demons and become one of them. At first, it was involuntary, but now I am aligned with them. I now serve. When I die I will become one of them.”
The copycat mass murderer gunned down nine and maimed nearly a dozen more in his violent psychotic-break last week on the UCC Oregon campus -- an unprovoked attack for which he brags in his rambling manifesto that his “success in Hell is assured.”
Like Adam Lanza, the unemployed and “timid” UCC shooter Chris ‘Baby’ Mercer also clung to his mother well into his twenties, instead of embracing the obligations of manhood.
Eponymous Rox
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