Posted on 12/18/2024 5:40:54 AM PST by V_TWIN
According to investigative journalist Andy Ngo, she posted a purported "sneak peek" of the manifesto to her Discord account, "@brainedout." In the earlier version, Rupnow allegedly discussed a desire to "exterminate" all males, including infants and the elderly, in a rant apparently inspired by extremist culture among fringe social media circles.
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“ SWAT teams have since raided Rupnow’s home, located approximately eight miles north of the school. Officers were seen busting through the front door, knocking it off its hinges, and thoroughly conducting a search of the property, Milwaukee-based WISN reported. Agents used tactical vehicles to swarm the residence, with witnesses reporting what sounded like “a bomb going off” when the entry was breached. Some neighbors saw police throw stun grenades, which detonated with a bright flash and loud bang.”
That’s asinine.
And people wonder why the public distrusts cops.
Your comment is on target.
Two researchers, both psychologists, researched and wrote extensively about the necessity of the mother child bond. They are Bowlby and Ainsworth. Their research is excellent and far more important than most realize.
The emotional bond between mother and child is critically important for fetal development. It becomes a real problem where a woman had several miscarriages that are extremely emotionally painful, and thus is reluctant to bond with the new child in her womb.
Masculine women have great difficulty in bonding with their child. This lack of bonding creates personality deficits throughout the child’s life.
My research has also shown that when a trauma happens to the mother during the third month of fetal development harming the mother-child bond, it influences the child’s neural development and resulting consciousness patterns and personality. I found this in most person’s I tested with Autism.
While normal, intelligent couples aren’t having kids, the ding dongs are out there having litters of kids.
Sounds like Idiocracy.
Proof the mental hospitals closed in the 1970s need to be reopened. When closed and the crazies dumped on the streets, mass killings took off like a rocket.
In the 1960s almost every mass shooter released since the 1970s since the would have been in a mental hospital for observation long before the went on a killing spree.
Good grief, there are children of divorced parents all over the Country and have been for decades and they are not killing people. This girl talked about her “therapist” so obviously someone knew she had issues. She may or may not have been mentally ill, but she was most certainly brain washed by her on line activities to some extent and evil can certainly creep into places where God is not wanted. But yet again, another person with a gun that had no business having it...
“ We need more Jesus. We need more personal responsibility.”
100%.
Not all of us who are divorced wanted it.
I fought as hard as I could to keep it from happening.
It’s a terrible thing to do to kids.
People need to stay married .
I saw where the cops had ripped the front door and door frame right off the house.
Really? SMH
They [the police] are going to wreck the home as a matter of policy.
First of all....
Medal to the secind grader with presence of mind to call 912
Fire police chief who felt normandy invasion of dead kid’s home was necessary. She was NOT a pro-lifer, no need for this nazi workup. Stun granades? These guys sound like cowards afraid of their own shadow.
She was definitely hurt by a boy she liked, so she turned into a girl that matched everything she hated in boys. What a hero.
Don’t blame parents unless they deserve it. Crazy isn’t always tought, often pops up against everuthing taught. She had free will. Give her that credit.
Obviously, bad matriarchy as f’d up as the worst of ‘patriarchy’.
Hate hurts everybody.
Girls kill their babies legally in this country. “Heroes”.
They will.
I’ve seen mothers do it willingly, and others do it unwillingly (perhaps best stated as unknowingly). And of the ones who did it willingly, I’d break those into two categories: the mothers who did it willingly but not knowing the child had a need for a relationship with the father, and the mothers who did it knowing full well the child has a strong relationship with the father and was even emulating the good things from the father.
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Thankyou. I went back and read it again, realizing that with all the advertisements on the webpage(every other paragraph), I was confused and stopped reading before I reached the end of the story.
Thank you for pointing that out to me.
Very miraculous! In my case my husband had it happen to him with his leftist ex. They were divorced officially in 2005 and I’m glad there wasn’t the “trans movement” going on because both of his boys would have been put in dresses by the ex just to get back at him.
The two boys and one girl who are now adults in their twenties, remain alienated due to his ex and his ex-MIL’s guerilla Parental Alienation tactics.
We live in upstate NY where the biomom has all the rights. Even the school district told us that they don’t consider the non custodial parent’s opinions.
““...Where are the residential treatment/holding facilities?...””
A teenage female with mental health issues has approximately eight years to change her life around before doing something like this, committing suicide or becoming a sociopath. I know this from experience as my own daughter faced mental health issues at this age.
My wife and I pretty much drained our entire retirement account to get our daughter the help she needed. She spent one year at a residential treatment facility which cost us $20,000 a month. And I was out of work at the time. When she returned, she got mixed up with the wrong people and wound up in a police intervention program after she decided suicide by cop was a good option. The program saved her life and the day she graduated was the happiest day of our life.
I’m happy to say, our daughter is happily married, has a great job, and received her college degree in a useful skill. These issues can be fixed, but you really need two committed parents who love each other and who won’t give up on their children.
Agree with you.
When the early programming from the mother is hatred toward the father, that imprint is generally stronger and overrides any other good relationship.
I was working with a young man about 17 years old who had an addiction problem and was having great difficulty formulating a healthy sense of self. Immediately I noticed that the mother hated the son when she was pregnant with this young man.
The father was in the next room, so I went over and asked why his wife didn’t want to be pregnant with this boy. He explained that she was planning on divorcing him when she became pregnant, and decided to stay a few more years before filing for divorce.
Thus she hated the child in her womb that caused her to stay in the marriage. That alone created a severe dependency relationship in the child, searching for validation that was never enough.
The root cause of addiction is always that someone else is holding that child’s will. This is true even when they are adults. The question I often ask a person with an addiction is “Whose voice do you hear in your head that tells you when you should or shouldn’t do something?”
Now that our kids are grown my ex is no longer at war. When I ran into her a few years ago, one thing she said that made her open up to kindness again was that my son knew nice things about her and her family that I had taught him. There were a couple of bad traits she felt she had to explain to our son, but it turns out that our son didn't know about those things about her because I never told him. She had projected onto me that I would spend my time with him, obsessed with her like she was about me. Eventually she realized that my ways of sticking to Jesus and His ways, including loving people, was the best way.
But to get to that point I had to first win the war. The years long custody battle was kind of like Israel's situation of having to put up with a persistent enemy ... until now that Israel is fighting to win (perhaps until the Gazans/Hamas/Palestinians or whatever they call themselves surrender). As long as my ex had custody and was 200 miles away teaching him her constant trash, there was no hope. But once God gave me both custody and the character to not be like her (in front of my son, in court I was brutal), my son had a chance.
Bat#hit crazy and her parents are to blame.
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The school was also at fault for admitting such a crazy person. Christian schools are generally low budget operations that are not prepared to deal with nut jobs.
“These issues can be fixed, but you really need two committed parents who love each other and who won’t give up on their children.”
Thank you for what you did. Nothing could have been more important. I understand how frustrating it is when you are in that position. Thank you for your persistence. I know it was not easy.
I married a woman who had two boys, and I raised them for 14 years. They were so co-dependent upon their mother that they could never find their own identities.
When the younger one was fifteen, he was getting into drugs and porn, so I set some rules. Especially since he was using my computer and it qualified as kiddy porn due to his age. I showed his mother the history on his windows account and then deleted his entire account, setting strict rules on his computer use. The next day his mother didn’t even remember seeing it as her boy could do no wrong.
She left me at that time as she didn’t want me setting rules for her son. I explained that I couldn’t have that behavior in my house.
The state police owed me a big favor and asked what they could do for me, and I mistakenly asked them to drop drug charges against this boy, which they did. He never knew I did this, nor did his mother. (I have an unusual ability to help the homicide detectives when cases go cold.)
His mother forbid him to contact me after the divorce. He ended up committing suicide a few years later. 100% her fault. My hands were tied. I am so thankful that she left me years ago. It was one of the greatest blessings in my life. I was sad that I couldn’t help him.
“Eventually she realized that my ways of sticking to Jesus and His ways, including loving people, was the best way.”
Great words of wisdom.
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