KZfaq clutching their hypocritical pearls? Must be a day ending in "Y"...

In the beginning of your videos say how great Joe Biden is. KZfaq will leave the videos up, and they will promote it more. LET'S GO BRANDON !!!

(the video description says september 16th, not 6th, just fyi.)

Let's go Brandon!

Omg I was racking my brain trying to figure out where I just watched this story! 😂 Ofc it was here! My new favorite channel!

Wow, thank you that's interesting coincidence. I wonder if he had schizophrenia. It usually comes to a head in young adulthood. From what I've heard, I am not an expert in that at all. It's heartbreaking that anyone had to die, but so sad when it's kids.

Hahaha I didn't even notice that :D

Made me think of the word "unruly" which seems to be the English or is it Anglicized equivalent of his name which I would think was German. But that was my end thought, when you named the next door neighbors at the start and one or two other victim's, their names made me think they were Jewish.....were they? He being of German heritage going by his name and having fought in that theater, might he have picked up or already had a resentment of them, maybe having learned a bit about the Nazi ideology while over there.

All of a sudden I'm starting to hear the theme tune from the Twilight Zone in the background..😜

@@ahuddleston6512 It was an X-File episode called...Unruhe.

Nice

@@ScVmDoZeR8015 nice what weirdo

@@Lukemasonmedia he's a redditor who laughs st the number 69, pay him no attention

@@Dankster-yo8xv Bold of you to assume redditors have any sense of humor.

@@ScVmDoZeR8015 nice

Some people are "grievance collectors." They cannot let a perceived slight go. Their paranoia and sense of self get to them until they explode in anger.

It ecplises all fiction because it's real.

@@alexcisneros2980 That's exactly what I meant. Not only can the truth be stranger than fiction... it can be more terrifying than fiction.

@@roscoewhite3793 if that's "exactly what you meant" prove it to me: kiss me. 😚

@@alexcisneros2980 I admit I said it eclipses *most* horror fiction, not all fiction. Maybe I should have left out "exactly".

Isn't that the truth boss?

that ain't the only reason to treat people with kindness and respect. in the case of unruh we have no idea if his gripes against his neighbors were based upon real events or some paranoid delusion.

You could be killed regardless.

I agree, but I think that even if everyone around him were respectful and civil, he probably would have been annoyed with them regardless and was bound to take action. Tragically, he didn't limit his aim to just those who wronged him, either. Sounds like he couldn't process what happened to him during the war and then dealing with having to live as a closeted homosexual. The guy was a powder keg waiting to go off.

Paranoid personality disorder people tend to take everything personally

Considering the conflict between facts and the media narrative in regards to Parkland, I'm thinking that Unruh was the original Manchurian Candidate.

@@derchozenvun83 its people like you that deserve to be the victims of these sprees. Not the innocent kids you all claim didn't exist etc

@@anonymousguy1188 cute, you remembered to make a second post with this account this time; and I never said that those guilty adults don't exist. Keep changing your masks buddy.

wow so did i crazy right

@@anonymousguy1188 so now that a lot's changed since the disappearance of Drake and the rest of your "undying" think tank, along with your blank check, I'm left wondering how it feels to be in the shoes of whoever uses that account now. Sure some Michigan Doomer did a grassroots shooting on a ball chucker that the law refused to press charges on, along with his significant enabler; but it was just those two. Your kind saw the opportunity to go door to door and add more bodies to the kill count; and when the sheriff spoke the truth the sheriff wound up dead. You continue your little hijinks, but you and your kind are slipping severely. I'll simply ask this: how is that clock on the wall making you feel now?

Yeah, it's seemingly always ex-military involved with such incidents.

He was never in Viet Nam. I think the Marines booted him out for being crazy.

@@MrTruckerf You're right about his not serving in Vietnam. But he served 18 months in the Marines and was stationed at Guantanamo Bay.

Charles Whitman - even though he did not realize it at the time - was dying from an inoperable brain tumor. If he was not killed by police that day, Whitman would have been dead within several weeks.

@@josephstevens9888 Right. In his suicide note; Charles Whitman requested an autopsy. During the autopsy; the coroner discovered that Whitman had a rather large tumor at the base of his brain stem, roughly the size of a pecan. Even today neurological experts disagree on whether or not the tumor could have caused Charles Whitman to commit the unspeakable acts of violence on August 1st, 1966.

The empire is relentless on common people, cannon fodder for the machine...it's not normal to kill people, yet industry and Holly weird promote it...morale of story...be careful whom you mess with, be nice...tick, tick, tick like on a clock....

Now you don't have to be military? EVERYONE is walking around with assault weapons? And America is always shocked at these slaughters that keep happening.....WHY?? I am the granddaughter, daughter AND mother of full time defence force personnel....and I have never had an active shooting drill in my life?Nor do I know anyone that has? Why? Because I live in Australia. And when I watch ...day after day. week after week...people being slaughtered in schools, shops, concerts. banks...in America..I am so glad I live here. To me, the fact America does NOTHING about it, is insane. Many states have made it easier to acquire them. After a mass shooting here IN 1996, it took13 weeks for strict new laws and a gun buy back to happen? Guess how many stranger on stranger mass shootings we have had since? NONE. I N 27 years. ZERO America can't go a week.

Have the shootings are fiction or more...all empires die anyway...and a new order takes it place.

@Suzy Farnham well let's start with the facts here. Very few people have true assault rifles. (assault weapons don't exist) Most violent crime is done by people who shouldn't have had a gun and couldn't legally buy them.

@@suzyfarnham3165 How do you "buy back" 500 million firearms? How are you gonna take them?, Im not giving mine up, would you kill millions of people like me to take my firearms?

I wonder if in pre dynamite times anyone went on sprees with swords? Seems likely, since mass knife attacks seem like they happen often in places without guns, like China. It seems to be a sick human condition. Pure evil, to be punished, avoided, but not just a political tool.

@@0hn0haha the samuri had a word for "testing" new weapons and tactics by killing unarmed civilians in the middle of the night - which was totally legal. The word is "Tsujigiri"

@@0hn0haha of course they did, they did waaaaaaay more then cause there was nobody to hold them accountable the way we have police and fbi and all that now

Well, I do believe this was intended as the first mass shooting as we would recognize today. Mass killing dates back to primitive humans. Some being perpetrated by governments, gangs, pirates, churches, and even ordinary town peoples. Some mass killings were political, others religious, some driven by nothing more than mass hysteria. The Massacre of Wounded knee saw US cavalry troops murder 800 unarmed native women and children. But that's far from the first. The Roman's made mass murder a part of their triumphs. And the tradition was cold blooded even by then, yet it had roots dating back to before the invention of writing.

@@Lukemasonmedia under the old code. Samurai were near untouchable. Only the nobility had more privileges. Samurai spent their entire lives mastering the art of war. Peasants were seen as disposable. For a Samurai to be convicted of a crime, they basically had to attack someone of an upper class, the merchants were given some protection, but peasants were little more than animals to the Samurai.

I thought so too. If that’s the case, thank god she remembered what he said and did the same thing!

He must have.

@@PoppyUr exactly! Such a crazy coincidence isn't it!?

Parkland was sketchy to say the least. The definite known offenders even got a friendly photo op on the cover of Time magazine. If Hogg faked his presence at the shooting according to concrete facts, and everyone on the cover with him was also in the video "during the shooting", then they were all guilty.

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He was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and was placed in an asylum instead of jail

That was ridiculous. I suppose back then people just assumed you’d have to be insane to do this sort of thing. Diagnosis (diagnoses?) has come a long way since then.

NONE

Only in the u.s.

Justice is not guaranteed in this life. Until Jesus returns, justice falls on exercising personal responsibility, and a modicum of self defense to protect each individual. Public indoctrination teaches you to defer to gvt forces( the tax you willingly pay for services), while making a sheep mentality to prevent the individual from actually protecting the community they live in. Good docile, educated sheep?!?!? Pay the the increasing tax, and believe!

What's wrong with having a passion. The wrong part was his reaction and unable to move on after rejection/unable to get the position he wanted. Adolf Hitler too failed to enter Art School.. guess what he did next.

Anja Unruh doesn't mean unrest or disturbance?

Very interesting

@@oldfogey4679 Well generally it means restless literally not resting. So when discribing a disturbance it can be said as Unruhe, because there is something disturbing the Ruhe (silence/quiet/rest) or the status quo es the Ruhe is seen in that context as the norm. It's also used when discribing Riots or similar things.

@@oldfogey4679 they are all the same basically. Different words describing the same thing.

Those Germans he killed rode his ass to hell!!!

Maybe that family is cursed

The same spirit is still hunting them it seems

That's because they are BS "events" just like Jussie Smollett! Thank you for playing!

It is less of a coincidence because of how common mass shootings in America happen. 2023 an average of more than one mass shooting in American PER DAY! Keep weakening those gun laws though....

It’s not a coincidence, it’s called statistics. With the number of mass shooting in this country, there are more and more stories of these “coincidences” where there is some connection between shootings, etc.

Yeah. I'm still convinced that in occupied territories large parts of the population spent the rest of their lives with untreated PTSD, as did many of the soldiers on both sides. One was just expected to "get on with it", without "dwelling on the past".

Agreed with the PTSD issues and how societies ignored that part, but I don't think his case is related to PTSD that much. I know people who went to war and nobody writes down their kills. This guy was messed up, and war just gave him that push. That taste of killing.

@@LayllasLocker Exactly. That would be like saying people who got PTSD from gang rape, loss of family or injury from car wrecks, loss of home and pets and family from hurricanes,...would all go around murdering people. Nah. This guy was just a sick murderer.

@@hh7407 I don't think it is saying that, as the trauma of combat is quite distinct from those other examples, in none of which do people see daily loads of people being deliberately killed all around them by other people with firearms.

He was also was diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenia. He was also a pretty aggressive killer in the buldge

Especially considering what went down at Parkland vs the media's narrative. Was Unruh the original Manchurian Candidate?

@@derchozenvun83 Manchurian Candidate is pretty much Schizophrenic American Propaganda (or fanfiction since it is written by some dude), or a exaggerated American explanation of Chinese PLA Psychological Warfare to encourage Enemy is surrender during the Korea War (simply by treating them nicely as much as their resources allows them so). Funny enough, because of Manchurian Candidate, the Americans decided to reenact such fiction by doing the horrifying MK Ultra experiments.

@@bosunbill9059 Drake and his kind are getting theirs quite badly. I'm chill with these replies now. You Sons Of Konami aren't getting to me after finding out that Fred actually got it real easy. A lot's going down, and you little followers are all tagged by those outside of my bounds for painful disposal. Again, I am *very* chill with all of this.

Not a single closet case joke. Look how woke we are youtube. You should be proud!

Not really. She likely remembered what her grandfather had said about how he survived a killing spree and did the same.

dont trust kids who want to be cops

@TheSpicyPolitician OH NO NOT SCIENCE

@@kenetickups6146 that's not science... its poly Sci. Has nothing to do with science

@@xh0rn3rx How?

lol

By who exactly?

@@johnnycash1365 everyone?

@@baderalquood7955 over 7 billion people on the planet and I have not seen or heard 1

Ten commandments says something about not killing , pity he didn't read that bit . Most murdering bastards at least have the decency to kill themselves !

I get it. Just look at hate groups like the klan, plenty of them were police officers, judges, etc all to hurt other people.

@@genieglasslamp5028 Like Robert Byrd, eulogized by Joe Biden at byrd's funeral.

@@1frogass1 You forgot to mention how Mitch McConnell also eugolized Byrd, plus wrote a in memorium for him dicussing their friendship.

@@davidprice7075 He is also a POS that does not care about the country, he is a lot like Biden ,they're out for themselves.

@@1frogass1 Just like Donald Trump… He made hundreds millions off the US government while president.

If anyone uses an ancient fantasy novel for moral guidance then the best place for them is in an institution.

@@rwentfordable Internet atheist moment.

I know and it's so vague ...like what if I kill a flea or a mosquito? We can assume it means other humans. Because it's kill or be itchy or even dead with some mosquitoes in other countries. Mosquitoes are a major killer.

@@rwentfordable its a book of morals, and a guide to live a good life. It is however twisted by those who seek to control. Without religion their would only be anarchy if there is no repercussions.

It has over 200 clauses stating that killing is okay, only one says otherwise.

That happened in 1966. This mass shooting was in 1949.

There were also many mass shootings in the 1920's and 1930's this wasn't even close to the first mass shooting.

@@joshsmith7176 i guess mass shootings fell under the same label as massacres back then

Go look at some old 1910s-1930s nyc newspapers, you’d be surprised how many you’d find

@@joshsmith7176 Yes, the St. Valentine's massacre of 1929 as one example.

Imagine that! Cases I’ve never heard of!… I love true crime too, but I’m getting tired of the same cases being cycled through. Good point.

Thank you Sara! Really glad that people are enjoying the videos :)

I read about Unruh in a book, Bloodletters and Badmen, with mass murderers and serial killers the likes of which I had never heard of before. Another one was Ernest Ingenito, who didn't kill as many as I thought I remembered, but he went on a very peculiar killing spree against his in-laws.

First hearing about this myself.

First Time I’m hearing about this man. Thank you.

I can imagine it was a really high paid job serving rich people, only needing to do a few jobs a year to make a living.

@@rwentfordable for sure!cutting edge technology 🤓

Richard Wentford The bulbs in old TVs used to go out quite regularly.

@@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive Modern tv break just by being blown the wrong way. By a little breeze.

@@MildMisanthropeMaybeMassive I think you mean tubes.

I visited Camden in 2011. It was complete anarchy. The police were non existent

Yeah, first im ever hearing about it myself.

I’m 10 min from Camden currently

I feel bad for you

That sucks man

We now have a bewildering number of different definitions for "mass shooting". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_shooting#Definitions The official law enforcement definition is fairly strict and meant to distinguish mass murders from other types of crime, such as terrorist attacks, drug and gang activity and even intra-family domestic murder. Many of the new media definitions set the bar very low in order to incite fear and thereby advance their authoritarian agenda.

Thank you for your kind words! 😁🙏 Hmmm, that's an interesting idea, I've certainly a few stories I'd like to share!

@@WellINever we would absolutely love to hear them! What drove the man, the myth, the legend??? The suspense is unreal!

Kilts and whiskey. Lol. Great channel

As true as your words are, unfortunately, back then, mental illness was no where near as recognized as it is today, and what would be red flags today, back then, were marked off as "eccentricities" or "quirks."

It is more about easy access to guns which America is famous for. Everybody gets mad. Most people even lose their temper from time to time. If it wasn't so fucking easy to have a gun laying around, maybe your anger would be settled in a more civil fashion?

@@drk321 No, because people still kill eachother and firearms are not the only way to do it. Taking the lives away from innocent law abiding people won't help anything, it's the people doing the killing that need to be targeted not the tools they use to do it. So many people are willing to give up their freedom for a minor false sense of security or feeling that they " did something " after a tragedy took place because they just don't understand the cost of freedom or fact that we will never be out of the woods. There will always be a possibility of our freedom being taken away without the 2A which is our first and best line of defense.

​​@@drk321 LOL! When's the last time you saw a gun just laying around... Tell me then, should we take away guns from the military? Should we take them away from the police and SWAT? What is one thing virtually every mass shooting has?: A lack of armed resistance. The only way your delusional theory would work is if every single gun in existence were to disappear. Gun restrictions have already been tried and it failed, there are still mass shootings in countries that have strict gun restrictions. It's time to move on from that outdated theory of yours and try to find another solution that will actually work.

do you know what the process to get a gun is?

I think humans have a distinct nature of violence, no doubt based on our evolution and genetic similarity to apes. Many violent offenders are led by the old brain, the archaic barbaric part of the brain much concerned with fight or flight. Indeed this aspect is often triggered by depression, trauma and experiencing hard to process and often horrific events. Psychiatrists spend much of their treatment working to assist patients to think and live in the hypocampus, the upper forward more evolved area of the brain. But the past is strong and genetics sometimes cannot by tamed.

Nah. This one is considered a mass shooter. Spree killers do it days apart

Mark Barton,George Hennard,James Oliver Huberty.

@@plawson8577 Mark Barton was a spree killer, the other 2 were mass shooters both of their victims all shot at single locations, restaurants

depends on what you define location as

@@Hann61669 that's not true, a simple Google search will reveal that most spree killers do it in the same day. Hence the name spree killing and not "casual 3 day weekend" killing or something like that