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Jory Micah in the Hall of Lane, March 21, 2021

Introduction, there seems to be an odd impulse that follows any kind of mass shooting

And that is the impulse that some people have to find an utter and immediate hot take that will score them

Some instant points against the political enemies

I would like whether permitting to make a few observations about a handful of these hot takes

Sometimes a hot take can make some kind of sense, at least on the surface

In the aftermath of a shooting, I can at least understand why a debate about gun control would happen for example

That is sort of an old-fashioned debate where sparks fly between the correct position and a plausible position

But in today's demented climate, different lunacies vie with one another for preeminence

While the correct position has already been hauled off to a psychiatric hospital to discover how it got to be so Asian phobic

Jory Micah

So after the Atlanta shooting the other day, a particularly ripe example of this was a hot take submitted to the world by Jory Micah

It was brought to my attention for obvious reasons, and so I do have something to say

Now there are two layers to this one. The first is the element shared with the other examples further down the Hall of Lane from Bradley, Den Hollander at all

Which is the remarkable and instantaneous knowledge that Robert Aaron Long was radicalized, that it had a racial anti-Asian component

And who in his background was responsible for it, and who not, along with those responsible parties scattered around the country

And who had nothing to do with any of it

Thus far, Jory Micah fits right in, so much as standard

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