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[quote=Anonymous]This sort of reminds me of the IT nut job incel who after a lifetime of being rejected by women, of which he details in his manifesto, and then goes into a gym loaded down with ammo and guns and slaughters a bunch of people in the name of making things even.

I think what is getting lost in all of this, is that this massage parlor was more likely than not a human trafficking front.  These women didn't deserve to die, they shouldn't have been there in the first place, but for the owners were taking advantage of their desperate circumstances, these women are living in what amounts to modern day sexual servitude.

Nothing wrong with getting your kicks, but honestly what kind of man with any sense of right/wrong frequents a place like that knowing you are supporting sex trafficking of  women who have no other choice.

So of course it is going to attract those who have very warped, twisted and sadistic views of women and since there is very little chance the "Johns' will be arrested for solicitation, there is very little downside to pursing their predilection, a twisted person can go very far down the rabbit hole, which is what probably happened to this guy.

The owner who was killed was more than likely a human trafficker.  Did they deserve to die? No they deserved to go to jail.

The man who committed this heinous crime was a client, he had a connection to this place, he went over the bend. He needs to be locked away for life. He committed a heinous crime against humanity.

Was it racially motivated, probably not.  The owners of these places aren't screening their customers for the potential of the "Johns" to later become violent homicidal maniacs.

Was it motivated by a strong hatred towards women, yes more than likely.  Why else would someone be a regular at several of these types of places.  This isn't someone who has a normal relationship with sex and women.

I am surprised there haven't been more instances like this those places are a ticking time bomb. These massage places operate all over the place in the DMV and I've yet to see anyone going in the front door.  I assume they use the service entrances located in the backs of the strip mall stores.

Maybe this incident will encourage the DOJ to step up their enforcement efforts to do away with these places. Especially when they are nothing more than conduits for those trafficking in and exploiting vulnerable women. 
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