I guess there is people that believe in their thoughts and dream or people that believe in their thoughts and do. It's 2006 so you can't burn down a church or attack christians in their front yard or whatever regardless because times change. I guess he somehow felt compelled by his believes trying to prove his point instead of sitting in his bedroom with just thoughts about something. Sometimes people believe what they might do is right or will make a difference or want to change something by taking action instead of standing on the sides regardless of if what they do is deamed good or bad. If you want to make a stand religious wise you would hit harder gathering more people to all set churches on fire at the sametime at different locations which would cause it harder to put out fires, and this would dramatize fear and panic. The world takes interest in people who do wrong the same as people do right. Wrong is just as important as right, and really no one really knows what is right or wrong. I guess when we die will see if we get judged or just be nothing.
I also realize someone as a person and art are different things and worlds. You can appreciate people who do something considered bad. That person might be crazy but it does not make them an idiot.
Some crimes,etc.. are crafted. Some people are just idiots about it but some think and plan and that has merit.
People can prepare a crime for months before comitting the act.
Anything from music to heists,etc. can be appreciated, even murder. You don't have to look at it as good or bad nor does it have to reflect you. You can find something in anything. You can think about it and reason why someone did something.
Negative things entertain the world just like positive things.
I wouldn't be suprised.
