I'm Not A Patsy v Allahu Akbar
The 1960s produced shooters who tried to insert themselves into Cold War political narratives — Oswald saying ‘I’m not a patsy’ was a statement framed by that era’s paranoia.
Today’s incidents often draw from globalized symbolic language instead, even when the perpetrators have no ideological depth. That shift says less about religion and more about how how times have changed.
Most people in big cities don’t have the vocab to say “ I’m not a patsy” in 2025.
Multilingualism with shallow, singular ideas.
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You only need English fluency because it’s the most commercial, precise, and scientifically structured language; it gives you the lexical power and intellectual bandwidth to build entirely new frameworks in finance.