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He became agent of Chaos and introduced some anarchy.You are wrong. As has been explained before, the motive, although unknown at this point of time, was definitely not religion. He did not invoke his God(s) during the massacre nor was there any indication that this was religiously motivated. Hence religion cannot be brought into the discussion. OTOH, whenever there has been a Muslim perpetrator of a crime, unfortunately, more often than not, there is a religious motivation behind the heinous acts. Hence religion comes to the forefront in such cases. One needs to make that distinction.
In this particular case, the killer was apparently extremely intelligent. According to some news sources he once presented some work on "temporal illusions" a study where human mind sometimes fails to distinguish between reality and fantasy - recollect the imagined characters of Dr Nash in the movie "A Beautiful Mind". The killer imagined himself to be the "Joker" from the Batman comics. His sense of reality was really distorted! In a weird and unfortunate way, he became the subject of his own study.
Good to see someone who liked "A Beautiful Mind"..
Its not a new phenomenon we have seen in this case. Many killers sometimes acted as agent of satan, killed people which they saw as devil etc. The delusional and schizophrenic nature of these people makes them do unusual things.
BTW great analysis buddy.....Spot on.