How often does an apolitical person's comment include a reference to a political district?

[ProSense]

A sampling of the Arizona shooting suspect's social-media postings

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December 15, 2010:

The majority of people, who reside in District-8 are illiterate - hilarious. I don't control your English grammar structure, but you control your English grammar structure.

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[MH1]

1. That's EXACTLY what crossed my mind

when someone on tv said this guys ramblings didn't seem to have anything political in them.

I thought huh? who mentions a political district if they aren't thinking politically???

[vaberella]

2. NEVER. Which makes this very political! Not to mention, he "targeted" her. n/t

[Parker CA]

3. Nice catch! Kick and Rec!

[ZombieHorde]

4. Nice find. nt

[craigmatic]

5. He does talk about the constitution alot and is for gold and silver.

You can't tell me he isn't a tea bagger.

[vaberella]

8. At first thought I was like another Ron Paul sicko like upside down B girl. n/t

[mmonk]

6. Never.

[killbotfactory]

7. It was clearly political

He may have been deranged, but he was motivated by politics.

[ProudProgressiveNow]

9. Many are Latino Spanish speakers, hence not english? nt

[Faryn Balyncd]

10. +1000...K&R

:kick:

[stranger81]

11. Good catch.

I'd say approximately none, ProSense.

[Dawson Leery]

12. He was motivated by politics.

[GSLevel9]

13. good point... nt

[golfguru]

14. Unabomber Ted Kaczynski's manifesto was 1000 times more political

than this nutbag Jared Loughner. Wonder who instigated him to
murder people.

[ProSense]

16. That completely misses the point

No one was trying to claim that the Unabomber was apolitical, and he didn't shoot a member of Congress.

The OP doesn't make any mention of instigation. It's simply an observation.

[golfguru]

19. Do you consider Unabomber Ted Kaczynski a right winger?

[ProSense]

20. In the context of the OP,

shouldn't the question be: Do you consider Unabomber Ted Kaczynski a right winger apolitical?

Answer, no I don't.

[Cali_Democrat]

15. Good point

Drip drip....

[CoffinEd]

17. So true

And why go to a political "greet and meet," ask to speak to a politician (Ms. Giffords), told to get back in line by one of the attendants, and then proceed to shoot up the place, making sure one of your victims is a politician. Heck, if he just wanted to kill for the sake of good old-fashioned killing, why not go to a Home Depot, university/school, post office, fast-food establishment, or rooftop of a building. You know...the usual places. Why go to a political event to unleash your murderous demons?

It's both amazing (but not unexpected) and insulting what the so-called "mainstream media" wants us to believe. Looks like America has it's own version of "untouchables," and they are republicans/conservatives.

[CoffinEd]

18. Just want to say too...

That if anybody is offended by my screen name, understand it has nothing to do with yesterday's tragic and deadly events. Most readers of African-American literature will know from whence the name originates. I'm certainly not trying to be insensitive.

[martymar64]

21. Interesting point

It would definitely indicate political awareness to some degree. I never hear people that are not political refer to geographical areas by congressional district.

Good catch.