9. I have a different view of this than the many of you who have posted your take on it on this thread.
I think he presented his case well, lucidly (except a little more explanation about Bill Ross and the piano may have helped), and has expressed what many of us here on DU have expressed: Anger at the injustices done to the American people, frustration at the unwillingness of our government to help us, and helplessness at the realization that we ultimately have no power.
He speaks for me.
Imagine that this is a fed-up DUer posting a rant -- it could likely be recced on to the Front Page.
I'm sorry that it reached the point where it became too much for him to handle.
11. I agree. There are many points made that I read on DU everyday. The guy snapped. He was unstable, but not unjustified in his frustration with the system.
Sounds to me like a guy who was hounded to death by the taxman and decided if he was gonna die he would take some of them with him.
He figured that you cant take everything away from a man and he not fight back at some point.