kccorona
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I fully believe they were fueled by this "mission" to "protect the children" at all costs. Nothing was going to stand in their way, and anything that did, or that delayed their ultimate goal (i.e. VB not leaving her home during the first attempt in February), was "just" an obstacle to overcome together, possibly even strengthening their resolve to accomplish what they believed to be the most important task.What gets me is they attempted this in February - but evidently, no one came to their senses and had second thoughts about participating in a murder. Between the first attempt in February and the actual murder, no one reflected on what it was they were actually attempting? No one thought, "Hey! Wait a minute! I don't know what got into me, but I'm OUT now. Thank God we weren't successful!"
It's like the first failed attempt just emboldened everyone to try again.
It's all so strange.
Based on what we've seen in past actions carried out by anti-government groups, the group-think mentality can really take over and drive unlawful and dangerous acts... to the point where previously held (and conventional) "morals" or ideas about right vs wrong/good vs evil have no influence in their decision making.
All my own opinion.
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