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11-05-2009, 04:43 PM
Do you remember Pekka Eric Auvinen?


In an insane society, cover-ups and scapegoats are commonplace. Mass media and government censorship protecting a life-denying existence controls people to the point of numbness. When someone with a higher vision of what human life could be lashes out, committing an 'unthinkable' act, people are shocked. Every so often, a dissident will communicate his or her message to the world. This is, unfortunately, best achieved through extreme actions. The majority will choose the cop-out causes presented by the media, such as violent video games and insanity, to avoid being pulled out of their "comfortable" lifestyles, because usually the dissident's message will hit home, hard. But for those people dissatisfied with modernity and possess minds capable of higher things than 'Seinfeld' or 'Jerry Springer', the person's intent can be realised.

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We know that Pekka-Eric was a misanthropist who admitted to being unhappy. But what could drive a school student to gun down fellow students at his high school? Teenage depression has been on a continual rise for years. Some depressed due to ego-drama and trivial issues (ie. OMG my girlfriend dumped me, my favourite porn magazine got discontinued). But the real underlying cause for most crossing from adolescence to adulthood is the transition into a working member of a dysfunctional society, a world where each town/city is becoming more and more like the next, controlled by corrupt government, capitalist global enterprises and consumerist culture.

Source (http://www.corrupt.org/data/files/pekka-eric_auvinen/)

Eldritch
11-05-2009, 04:53 PM
I remember him, or "SturmGeist88" (:rolleyes: ) all too well. The monthly insert of the Helsinskaja Pravda -- excuse me, the Helsingin sanomat, actually had a large article about him back in the day -- probably the only piece of decent journalism they've produced in over a decade.

What surprised me is that he corresponded with a young woman from London and actually managed to convince her to unload her violent drug addict of a boyfriend, only a few days before he went on his killing spree.

Thulsa Doom
11-05-2009, 05:07 PM
The disturbing thing is that I, in my younger years, resembles him is this photo.
http://www.dn.se/polopoly_fs/1.704880.1234078085!image/1052643697.jpg

Well not the slanty eye business, but anyway:(

Brännvin
11-05-2009, 05:59 PM
He look likes, in fact, the famous German Nazi Gestapo officer Siegfried Wolfgang Fehmer :eek:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/1e/Siegfried_Wolfgang_Fehmer.jpg