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Perhaps he found his boss annoying and anything would have triggered him because he was nuts.
Since we are speculating I got a better one: Maybe the boss cooked Fish in the office microwave then followed up with burnt popcorn. At a minimum that deserves a slap in the face in most work places.
As far as I know, I thought one of the main, if not the main, delineation between the parties was one coveting a small government and one coveting a large government. Hence, anti-government to me seems like someone who does not want government....which sounds like an extreme RIGHT position. An extreme left position, seemingly, is to want more government control and interference.
Antigovernment is what an anarchist is; it does not describe a leftist.
You continually post stuff that is both bizarre and hateful. What a narrow little life you must lead with only Limbaugh and Fox for company.
The truth is that on this forum, I see far more government-is-evil from righties than lefties. In fact, I’m pretty sure that the OP has espoused this position, and the OP is definitely a rightie. But I don’t think any of the people posting this are likely to shoot me.
The ex employee turned murder is an complete idiot. First off is this. Never discuss politics at work, it's no different than talking about race or sex. The employer did not like the. Employers poltical and moral position. He should have just quit and seek some mentoring or counsel. Instead he kills his boss.
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