I don't know what drives the evil to murder another human being, but Gutfeld does hit on a few important observations. One, the petite gal felt comfortable in a black man's presence. But it registered as an offense with him. But his point that the assailant was not "mentally ill" is a great one. He's saying that rational though on the part of the assailant is proof that the murderer is not "mentally ill," but quite rational. True, but the will and the mind might be more complex than just relying on rational thought when it comes to action to which we are all subject to.
Unfortunately, Gutfield's argument won't get much traction since it's Big Pharma that makes sure that as many Americans as possible is on psychotropic drugs. "Mental ill" is an entire industry and its unstoppable.
Iryna was unaccompanied. Mistake number 1. She sits in front of a guy with tattoos and probably low language skills. Mistake number 2. The fact that she's way too comfortable in his orbit is an offense to a man who views white people as the ultimate oppressor. Mistake number 3. If he's on court-ordered prescription drugs, which it sounds like he is, it's most likely an antidepressant, which engender violent tendencies. I mean the guy didn't wait long at all.
