About the last year's campus shooting, I have some questions about the shooter's remarks...?

Question

I have thought of these questions for a period of time, the shooter Cho Seung-h*i made a video confession about the shootings, and I noticed that the video confession he made is often talked about "generations of the weak and the defenseless people".

I just wonder what did he mean about "the weak and the defenseless", why did he say "to inspire generations of the weak and the defenseless people"? For him, who is the weak and the defenseless?

Could someone give me some opinions or answers?

Answer 1

If this atrocity inspires anyone, God help us all.

[Edit]

I believe that "the weak and the defenceless" are other children who are bullied.

Answer 2

We all feel like lashing out at people who are bullies in our lives. However, since he told people that he was helping people who are bullied, he was looking to be a inspiration for other sick mental kids out there. However, we don't need to use violence to convey to others that bullying is a stupid choice that should be eliminated.

At one time, he was called, "Mommy's Boy" because he was acting like a girl. When he came to the US, his parents had to take him to the doctor who diagnosed him with autism spectrum disorder since he was silent by the time he got there. At some point, his problems grew worse and worse until after the psych ward when he turned demented. No hero worship for him after what he did.

Answer 3

Why bother about the random words of a psycho?

Answer 4

I can only assume that he was talking about other people who he saw as being in the same situation as he was.  He saw himself as an outcast and the victim of a social system that he believed ostracized him.  It seems he basically took the cliques of high school and expanded them to society in general.  I assume he hoped that his actions would inspire those who felt like the world let them down to lash out as he did.  That boy was a very sick and sad individual totally consumed with narcissism.