Called it.

CNN:

The apparent online writings of the mother of the man who killed nine people at a community college in Oregon discuss guns and the autism spectrum, painting a partial picture of the environment the family lived in, their beliefs and the challenges they faced.

Online posts linked to Laurel Harper, mother of the gunman, are limited and incomplete, but they seem to indicate two things: that her son, Chris Harper-Mercer, had a developmental disorder, and that the family had a familiarity with firearms and gun laws.

On Tuesday, a spokesman for the agencies looking into last week’s fatal shooting told CNN that investigators are aware of Harper’s alleged social media postings and her son’s online writings. Sgt. Jeff Eichenbusch of Roseburg police said that Harper is part of the investigation, just as would be any person who was close to the gunman.

Laurel Harper’s apparent online writings come in the form of posts to several websites, usually about health topics. The bulk of the postings were on forums such as Yahoo! Answers and comments on NurseTogether.

Public records link Harper to the same email address used in these posts from a Yahoo! user calling herself “Tweety Bird.”

The postings, first reported by The New York Times, make references to Harper having a son who has a disorder on the autism spectrum and of the family having strong pro-gun views.

In response to a question posted on Yahoo! Answers three years ago, the account linked to Harper complains about “lame states” that consider a loaded magazine inside the home the same as having a loaded gun.

“I keep all my mags full. I keep two full mags in my Glock case. And the ARs & AKs all have loaded mags. No one will be ‘dropping’ by my house uninvited without (acknowledgment),” the user Tweety Bird wrote.

They are going to have to admit at some point Dylann Roof also either has autism, was on SSRIs, or both.

We do not have a gun problem in America. We have several different problems which are being framed as a gun problem by the Jews who write every single one of these stupid narratives.

The actual real life problems which Jews erroneously label a “gun problem” are:

1) Blacks and other minorities

2) Drugs

3) Autism and other mental health problems and the way mental health is dealt with by the establishment

In other words: guns don’t kill people – minorities, people on drugs, people with mental health problems or some combination thereof kill people.

Basically every single time.

Mercer is probably all three, though it hasn’t come out what illegal or legal medication (if any) he was on.

Very difficult to find a non-addict White male is mentally sound killing someone with a gun. And it is virtually unheard of for such a male to kill someone he doesn’t know intimately (and thus have a reason for killing, right or wrong) with a gun.

Then this autist’s human father has the nerve to come out and blame guns for the actions of his son, which are the result of his own weird action of impregnating an autistic Black woman.

Quick, someone fix this narrative! It makes no sense!

LA Times:

Chris Harper Mercer, the shooter in the attack at Umpqua Community College in Oregon, was a “hate-filled” individual who had anti-religion, anti-government and white supremacy leanings, according to two law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation.

During the Thursday rampage, Mercer, 26, wore body armor and had extra ammunition, although it is unclear whether he carried the ammunition during the shooting or left it in his car, a federal source said Friday.

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The attack left 10 dead, including Mercer, and at least 10 injured.

Mercer, who was also obsessed with guns, left behind an angry, hate-filled note, said the other source, who was not authorized to discuss the investigation.

The gunman, who was killed in an gunfight with police, also liked to discuss military history, sources said.

Overnight, officials searched Mercer’s apartment and recovered weapons, said Douglas County Sheriff John Hanlin. Further details are expected to be released at news conferences later in the day.

Hanlin also said investigators interviewed neighbors and others at the college to learn more details about Mercer.

Local hospitals were strained by the sudden flow of wounded and dead.

The thing about these shooting is that it can never be “well, dude was insane” or “he was on pharmaceutical drugs that have been proved to cause violent behavior.”

There always has to be some narrative.

Problem here is, shooter was mixed-race, apparently a supporter of the IRA, specifically targeted Christians and one time bought an SS hat on the internet (which means he was a White supremacist).

So really, the only logical narrative is “this man was, for whatever reason, seriously mentally unsound.”

But there always has to be an agenda-based narrative.

The Daily Express expresses the difficulty they are having in formulating this needed agenda-based narrative.

In disturbing images posted online, Harper-Mercer, who was born in England and moved to the States at a young age, posed with guns and shared pro-IRA newspaper front pages, an Express.co.uk investigation has found.

He also posted a three-minute video on the social networking site MySpace featuring IRA fighters branding guns and wearing balaclavas.

IRA supporter.

He posted a bunch of stuff online supporting the IRA, which is a Catholic/Marxist Irish terrorist group.

Confusing element #1

On his dating profile on the website Spiritual Passions, he wrote that he “doesn’t like organised religion”.

“Spiritual passions” but also said to have targeted Christians.

Confusing element #2

His username on the dating site was ironcross45 – a possible reference to the Iron Cross, a German military symbol reintroduced by the Nazis.

A user with the same name spent almost £100 on a Nazi SS officers’ cap on a different website more than two years ago.

Bought a Nazi hat.

Confusing element #3

In his dating profile he described himself as “Not Religious, Not Religious, but Spiritual”.

He described himself as a “lover, conservative, professional, intellectual, introvert” – and under his interests listed the “internet, killing zombies, movies, music, reading”.

Harper Mercer also said he was “mixed race”, did not drink and was a “conservative, Republican”.

Mixed-race, straight-edge, conservative Republican.

Confusing elements #4, #5 and #6

He also appeared to write a blog post hosted on a torrent site about Vester Flanagan, who shot two journalists live on air in late August.

He reportedly wrote: “I have noticed that so many people like him are all alone and unknown, yet when they spill a little blood, the whole world knows who they are.

“A man who was known by no one, is now known by everyone. His face splashed across every screen, his name across the lips of every person on the planet, all in the course of one day.

“Seems the more people you kill, the more your’re [sic] in the limelight.”

Admirer of Black Lives Matter shooter.

Confusing element #7

Hours before the attack, an anonymous poster on the message board 4Chan, warned: “Some of you guys are alright. Don’t go to school tomorrow if you are in the northwest.”

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Another post read: “Happening thread will be posted tomorrow morning. So long space robots. Will post again am. 10 min countdown. Won’t say more to much to prepare.”

4chan poster… well, that’s pretty much to be expected. Especially since it was /r9k/, which, for those who don’t know, is where all the /b/tards who weren’t funny enough for /s4s/ and were too autistic (and/or not White) for /pol/ migrated when /b/ went full-cancer.

So, basically, the only possible narrative is that he was completely insane, presumably partly due to his mixed-race nature, party due to autism, presumably also SSRI drugs.

So, though the first reports were “another White supremacist shooting ZOMG!!!!!!” they will now move into the standard “see, this is why we need to take your guns, goyim.”

tl;dr: This story is boring.