I can relate to the person to be honest.
I can see his motivations, I can feel them, I can understand them. I've been through it. My mother has been through it. His feelings are simply more maximised than mine.
He has my sympathy as a human being.
However, if your life sucks, then do something about it. If you keep trying and trying and nothing happens and you just can't allow yourself more pain, then by all means, use an "exit plan". But never, ever, take anyone else with you.
We're humans. We might alienated each other, we might discriminated. We might have tons of raw hatred. But never passed the blame onto someone else. Try to change yourself, not others. Adapt to reality.
He lost most of my sympathy by killing all those people, but I've been through shit and I know what's that like. So I do have sympathy for him. I can understand his problems.
Someone said earlier on this thread "Good, he should be alone.". Don't *you* understand that *you're* the problem?
Your kind is the problem, we can't live without a third parties opinion. Instead of saying stuff like that give the benefit of the doubt and stretch a helping hand. Stop acting so shallowly and close minded.
Edit:
FYI, I've felt like stabbing people in the past. Cutting into their guts. It's a delicious fantasy of mine.
I actually have a psychotic mental disorder that I've been treating for years. And sometimes I can't help to think those things with desire. But I've been working hard on controlling it, I've been working hard on changing, and I have.
But when the impulses come it takes a lot of discipline to calm them down. I can only hope that I can maintain that discipline for the rest of my life, otherwise, this is going to end up badly.
And I'm very lucky. I have tons of supportive friends that know of my disorder and still are there for me, with their heart open. Even after I hurt them, subconsciously or just for giggles. They're still there. I'm truly lucky. I wish that person was as lucky as I am.
With copious amounts of love, Mimi.