Manifestly Unsuccessful

Manifestly Unsuccessful
It's worth noting that the mere language in the Unabomber's manifesto could single him out among millions of potential suspects and lead directly to his criminal conviction. Language makes up that much of a person's identity. That's why I'm so angry about what happened to my language in the mouths of all those frauds. That's why their crime feels to me like a personal assault.

I started reading it but I couldn't finish it. The guy wants to talk about goal fulfillment when he gets his by sending bombs in the mail. He wants to talk about how 'liberals hate the white man' but not about how he hates liberals. He points to 'upper-middle class university professors' as the villains behind liberal reforms and accuses them of acting out of self-loathing. But wait a minute, wasn't he a university professor? So, a university professor who hates university professors, accusing them of self-loathing. Too much irony in that for a good manifesto.

Boy, that's an ugly scene in Bucha. Awful. That's why we get to see it in the West. In Russia they're watching a different program; perhaps a feature film about the American Civil War in which the Confederates all have Ukrainian accents.
  
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