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Could buy more than 30 rifles and thousands of rounds of ammo in 1 year and murder 58 people before supposedly taking his own entitled life.
He was a bombastic narcissistic psychopath that wanted his last hurrah to be of his choosing...
It is called mental illness...anybody else have a better theory?
“People low in trust of others are likely to believe that others are colluding against them,” the authors proposed. This sort of distrust, in other words, favors a certain kind of belief. It makes you more susceptible, not less, to claims of conspiracy.
Mental illness is real and doesn’t just happen to the poor .
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE GRASSY MOUND? WHO TOOK AND WHY???!!!
It's believed the CIA has hidden it in Navy hospital ship Comfort, and that's why it sits empty at anchor off San Juan.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/10/16/health/puerto-rico-hospital-ship/index.html
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Those boats are believed to be a secret joint CIA/GRU mission to keep people from getting close enough to see grass in the windows.
I don't why folks keep looking for a reason..
for these types of people...
But thank you, he had definitely crossed over to the dark side...
It took me 10 years of schooling after high school and thousands of sessions and I still learn something new everyday...
And a motive would be simpler to understand, however not really...the act of murdering strangers is still incomprehensible, even to me....
It's confusing to me when some professionals speak as if someone committing such a crime is not necessarily mentally ill. Perhaps it's a matter of technical definitions. Many laymen like myself would assume that no sane person could do this (particularly since it was very premeditated), and that he must have concealed some form and degree of mental illness such as psychopathy - perhaps all his life.
Even if a perfectly sane person could somehow be mentally changed and conditioned by his environment to do this, wouldn't it still be considered a mental illness just to commit such a horrendous crime? 
Sorry if I sounded that way.. a way to make it understandable is to look at all his (what I call) variables
He was a loner, had/was abusing people that he was intimate with, played alone with a machine for 12-16 hrs at night and slept during daytime, and many other variations to include nature/nurture factors. When you look at all these factors and dig deeper, his behavior becomes easier to understand, however his actions will never be fully explained....not even berkowitz, speck, bundy or all the other who could never fully explain their own actions...
I forgot to include environmental factors, ie...when society becomes more dystopian the fringes of our society become more agitated and can become more dangerous
explanation of why...the human condition can be fragile and break under pressures that is sometimes not understandable and if you or one of yours was a victim, I can only empathize with your feelings.
for your kind words. 
