Comments by "MaquaCR" (@maquacr7014) on "A 16 Year Old Killer's Video Diary | Documentary" video.

Were they your friends? Could no one ever guess these kids had twisted ideas abaout things?
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@danisellers8300 Another question if you don't mind answering: how the hell did they find your address? And what gave them so much confidence that they can get away with killing someone in their own house because these types do not look brave at all? Did they knock on your door to figure out you weren't home? Also, were they charged with planning to fatally assault you since you only got saved because you weren't home?
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 @DetectiveSmith88 Mother has no fault in this. She did offer Cassie to stay at her house. Her son would have died too if she didn't take him with her
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As per this analyst, Brian was rejected by Cassie, not Torey. The video has Torey correcting Brian when he claimed that it was Cassie and Matt's house. As per analyst, it is because Torey was dominant in the relationship and just subdued him with words whenever he got the opportunity. They didn't want to target random people - correct. They were most likely misogynistic (hence the Patrick Bateman's reference) and only went after girls in general which they knew. They wanted to go after Matt but didn't wanna risk fighting him. You are correct about that.
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@Materialgirl_3 She only allowed them because her boyfriend Matt was there too. She ignored Brian's question ifnshe had seen Tony. Brian then asks her if she didn't care at all about that intereaction to which she replies in affirmation.
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@jackkawf4449 She did offer Cassie to stay at her home. What more did you want her to do? Had her son stayed with Cassie, he would have gotten killed too most likely. Those jackasses planned to kill both. They didn't act before was because of their cowardice.
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@jackkawf4449 Faulty comparison. The mother had no idea Cassie was going to be killed by two jackasses. If she did, I am sure she would have called the police. Cassie was never verbally threatened by anyone. On the other hand, you know the person struggling to swim may die if you do not help immediately because that is common sense. Foolish comparison.
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 @bufficliff8978 I doubt those columbine kids had this depth. They were just clowns who probably read some Neitszche's work, misinterpreted it and became nhilists.
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@justno984 It is more destructive. All of the school shooting events that succeeded Columbine massacre had subsequent school shooters idealizing Eric and Dylan. Ted Bundy himself stated that he became violent after watching hardcore porn. These things do negatively impact psychopaths and gives them more courage.
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@jackkawf4449 You are making it look like Cassie was on a hitlist of some Mexican cartell and Matt's mother left her alone knowing her life was in danger. That is not what happened at all, lmao.
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@seriously749 Might wanna ask children in Gaza how safe it is to live at this moment.
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 @Oriztomakilaz123 They surely sound intelligent to those who have less than two braincells.
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@ddmothafucka6006 Their way of thinking was interesting? Even if we concede to their argument that religion is a form of social control, there are entire theories about the need for social control with many philosophers spending their entires lives trying to string hypothesis and then subjecting them to rigourous testing. They probably listened to one or all of four henchmen of atheism and started uttering that BS.
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 @ddmothafucka6006 Their application of theory of natural selection was dumbfounded too. These two were low IQ cool edgy teen kids. Nothing more, nothing less.
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 @hunterq4202 Disciplining one's kids does not correlate to being abusive to a child. Are traffic wardens abusive to you if they stop you when you don't stop on red light?
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 @--AE-- Take your church's BS out of here.
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@YokaiX Can you prove subconsciousness exists through science? Yes or no? Does science solve problem of metaphysics or metaphysical reality? Yes or no. There is your answer. Also, these dudes were inspired by Darwin's idea of natural selection which they misinterpreted.
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@FinnishNationalist123 I have zero respect for anyone who doesn't take accountability of their own actions. It is just pathetic how these fools cried in front of detectives. I'd rather prefer Ted Bundy or that Parkland shooter who atleast owned their mistakes - precisely their evil nature - and accepted their punishment.
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 @END-yt That is the least intelligent part, lmfao. You are clueless if you think religion serves no purpose. There has never been an atheist civilization in history. Not one.
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 @vorpal22 Teenagers are not know it all where I live, certainly. This kind of evil only exists in Godless Western civlization.
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@JamesSmith-uc8nt You do know that you can't get caught for having stupid thoughts, right? It only becomes a crime when you act on those thoughts. So no wonder no one realized these low IQ teens were weirdos.
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 @kitten-whisperer They claimed they would be famous. Yet peoole only knew about them once this video came out which means they did not gat the fame they desired.
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 @christopherbrohart4708 They are not smart at all.
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 @avacadhoe1851 People are born selfish and narcissistic. You do not learn these traits.
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 @Nalier All of ehat you stated shows how dumb they actually were and how they refused to own up their own actions. Yet there are people in this very thread calling these two intelligent.
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 @Gggg-y6v9z Most crimes are not committed by religious people. Liar.
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@ddmothafucka6006 What are those four henchmen of religion? Enlighten me.
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@ddmothafucka6006 Easy. Sam Harris. Richard Dawkins. Christopher Hitchens. Daniel Dennett. Stop insulting my intelligence by asking easy questions.
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 @kichan Texting someone may make them aware who you were with in your last moments. It won't help them save you from POS though.
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 @SoulStorms There is evidence of them wanting to kill. They were seething to do that
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 @jkno21892 Other complex human beings do not plan to kill one of their friends just for the fun of it. You are clueless. People like you enable bad behavior
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