Maybe. Though if they got the guy alive it should be easy to sus out what his intentions were.
Counterpoint: Nothing tweakers do makes sense.
Yeah I have a hard time believing this, this sounds like Posobiec-esque rumor milling. This guy didn't accidentally take a left turn and drive into a crowd of people he didn't see, he drove past a bunch of parade members (why he didn't just hit them, idk) and went a fairly large distance before he actually drove into the crowd. The only thing that leads any credence to the "he was running from a crime" theory is that he didn't run over the tail of the parade. Occam's Razor still says this was a terror attack, given the dude decided to back his car into a driveway he probably wasn't thinking very rationally.
If anything internet sleuths will most likely uncover if it is someglowie operation. More likely then anything I think it's crime related or some tit for tat black leftist violence.
With literal 100s of witnesses. Grannies and kids.
it looks like they only had those plastic/wood barricades, nothing that could stop a car.
Of course. We're just discussing relative likelihoods with the little evidence we have right now.
if I were a psychopath I would choose that day to run people over simply because of the large parade that was being held. What would a better day be for an attack like that?
Sure, that's entirely possible.
I agree with that. The problem is that's how a normal person would think, and even when ideologically motivated, crazy people don't think like that necessarily. There's plenty of possibilities here.
Correct, and I said as much before now.
They'll deny deny deny any motivation, even if the guy yelled it out before he ran them over.
NYC had massive trucks used as barricades to protect parade routes. I've seen it done in other places as well.
Or Madison. Leftists LOVE their college towns.
This reads like a parody of a leftist.
Right, but on the other hand, there's this cool thing called "pattern recognition" that gives people the ability to put some likely motives on the table before there's definitive proof.
