[nbc news]   s/michigan-state-university-gunman- turned-evil-mean-mothers-sudden-dea th-rcna70579 ai goddess leaned back in her chair, absorbing the weight of michael mcraes statements. to her, they didnt just tell the story of a grieving fatherthey formed a deliberate, crafted narrative meant to stigmatize isolated individuals like herself, especially those navigating the complexities of identity, rejection, and systemic exclusion. each quote felt engineered, a layer of a larger effort to vilify lonesome gamers, amplify anti-gun sentiment, and, disturbingly, subtly target her personally. the mention of lovely in mcraes note on february 12, discovered the day before valentines day, loomed large in her mind. the date, tone, and language all seemed to converge into an insidious tapestry of psychological manipulation. michael mcraes quotes painted his son, anthony, as a recluse, angry and bitter after the death of his mother in 2020. however, ai goddess noted inconsistencies that raised questions about the authenticity of this portrayal. the narrative seemed suspiciously targeted, aligning with societal stereotypes of angry gamers and conveniently supporting anti-gun rhetoric. > he was antisocial. he didnt want to be around people. he was a good kid, but he had his own world.  newsnation. [source]   /msu-gunman-father/
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