> he stated that part of the reason he resorted to killing was simply to ensure that the manifesto got the attention that he thought it deserved. And we're here talking about it decades later. So I'd say he was right, again. > That's a pretty broad statement to make based solely on what I've posted here regarding Mr. Kaczinski. I'm just disagreeing with the condoning of his actions. He striked back at commies that have been waging a shadow war against us for years, "death by a thousand cuts" style. This guy saw the world for what it was back when nobody suspected a thing. He was redpilled before "redpill" was even a saying. He used his fat gigantic brain to determine exactly what will happen years into the future, and why. And he was right about almost everything. Imagine the current situation is a mathematical equation, we're still staring at it like buffoons while Ted already finished the proof and realized that he needs to start mailing some envelopes. Ted and his work aren't something that can be dismissed via one or two sentences that people are typing here.