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Munich officials: Gunman was obsessed with mass killings but had no ties to ISIS
And here's the million dollar question which Donald Trump has utterly failed to answer:
You all remember that Norwegian massacre, right? Carried out by a Nazi.
Later on Saturday afternoon, German Interior Minister Thomas de Maizière said the killer’s motives were still being investigated but there were not believed to be links to international terrorist groups.
Mazière said instead that the killer had been “bullied by peers” and that violent video games had likely played a role in inspiring the attack.
And here's the million dollar question which Donald Trump has utterly failed to answer:
“How is it possible for society to prevent these attacks?” he asked, without providing an answer.
The killer’s full name has not been disclosed. But a spokesman for the Munich prosecutor’s office said he was an 18-year-old dual Iranian-German national who was born and raised in Munich and was associated with two first names: David and Ali. He did not have a criminal record, but “may have had a mental disorder,” according to Thomas Steinkraus-Koch, Munich’s prosecutor.
Maizière said the use of David as a first name may suggest the killer had converted to Christianity from Islam. But his parents said he was not a practicing member of any religion.
Friday's attack played out on the fifth anniversary of a Norwegian massacre by right-wing extremist Anders Breivik that claimed the lives of 77 people. Andrä said the anniversary "played a role" in the timing of Friday's attack, given the killer's apparent obsession with mass murder.
You all remember that Norwegian massacre, right? Carried out by a Nazi.