After an incredibly long delay, the so-called "manifesto" of Nashville transgender shooter Audrey Hale has been leaked. And according to many Facebook users who tried to share it with their friends and followers, the Meta-owned social media platform is censoring it, claiming its content "may go against our Community Standards on violence and incitement."
Before getting pulled, figureheads like Steven Crowder were sharing tidbits from the manifesto, which includes all sorts of hate speech against white people and Hale's desire to murder them.
One entry speaks about how Hale "wanna kill all you little cr***ers," using derogatory language against people with light skin – Hale's skin is light, too, by the way.
"I hope I have a high death count," reads another line from the manifesto. "I'm ready ... I hope my victims aren't."
Yet another entry talks about how Hale was "Ready to die" for these convictions, which is what was ultimately reported in the media about Hale's demise after shooting up The Covenent School, a Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) school located in Nashville's high-end Green Hills neighborhood.