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Originally Posted by Mick
Very easy to play the insanity card - I think he knows that what he has done was completely wrong and against the law even though he has denied that, I think he is more than likely annoyed with himself now for not turning the gun on himself.
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I think he believes what he did was right. from what I've read and images (which are limited, but telling, none the less) I've seen of him since the attacks, he is apparently eating well, talking openly and frankly about what he did, is co-operating fully with the police, is calm and shows no remorse for his actions. these behaviours after commiting such acts would be consistent with a level of self-belief, not guilt or shame which he would have to show were he to 'know' what he did was wrong.
I feel this is down to paranoia and narcissism and maybe even sociopathic tendancies. he's going to love being in the spotlight over this. it will help him get his 'message' to the masses. the media is giving him exactly what he wants - notoriety and elevation. if he didn't want to see that happen, he would likely have put a bullet in his own head after the attacks were complete, but he let himself be caught and arrested.
he's obviously a dangerous man, and he likes that label. hopefully, he won't like being locked up for life. I think his only fear in this whole scenario is that he gets forgotten about. he had to do something big in order to be remembered, but will we remember his name in a year's time? that's what he is worried about, imo.