You're no different to the myriad Leftists who insist that the race of black and Hispanic criminals should not be published because it is supposedly irrelevant to black and Hispanic criminality.
His video gaming history is absolutely relevant. He was a terminally online person radicalized via the internet, now known to be an avid gaymerfag, and online video games are likely where part of that radicalization took place, most of the rest of it being Reddit. We need to know what 'games' he plays, especially since at least one of them is known to be a 'furry' game. His history in these games needs to be investigated, especially any chat logs he had with other users, for there is no way that any comprehensive history of his online activity would not shed all sorts of light into his rapid descent into radicalization. It will reveal all kinds of people for whom there should be repercussions: people who may have given him the initial idea that this was a cause worth killing for, people with whom he discussed potential targets with, people who spurred him on, people who might have similar plans in future.
Opposing such an investigation is typical 'Don't take muh games away' consumerist gaymerfaggerism. I couldn't care less if one, some, or all 'furry' games were banned, if all 'furries' were banned from playing games, or any other similar 'draconian' measure.
You're no different to the myriad Leftists who insist that the race of black and Hispanic criminals should not be published because it is supposedly irrelevant to black and Hispanic criminality.
His video gaming history is absolutely relevant. He was a terminally online person radicalized via the internet, now known to be an avid gaymerfag, and online video games are likely where part of that radicalization took place, most of the rest of it being Reddit. We need to know what 'games' he plays, especially since at least one of them is known to be a 'furry' game. His history in these games needs to be investigated, especially any chat logs he had with other users, for there is no way that any comprehensive history of his online activity would not shed all sorts of light into his rapid descent into radicalization. It will reveal all kinds of people for whom there should be repercussions: people who may have given him the initial idea that this was a cause worth killing for, people with whom he discussed potential targets with, people who spurred him on, people who might have similar plans in future.
Opposing such an investigation is typical 'Don't take muh games away' consumerist gaymerfaggerism. I couldn't care less if one, some, or all 'furry' games were banned, if all 'furries' were banned from playing games, or any other similar 'draconian' measure.