Whoa: Looks like OSU attack suspect recently decried media's negative 'picture' of Muslims

obviously he was pushed over the edge by conservatives or so the story will go.

— suecee (@suzyspeaksthetr) November 28, 2016

Police have identified the suspect in today’s attack at Ohio State University as Abdul Razak Ali Artan:

Suspect's name confirmed: OSU student Abdul Razak Artan. No motive released yet. pic.twitter.com/slrJBTNwmv

— The Lantern (@TheLantern) November 28, 2016

NEW: Police have identified Abdul Razak Ali Artan as the man who attacked 11 people at OSU before police killed him https://t.co/oJEE3dzvkm pic.twitter.com/LT19GXUDii

— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) November 28, 2016

UPDATE: Multiple outlets now report #OhioState attacker's name Abdul Razak Ali Artan, while car used for attack registered to a Muhammad Ali

— Lisa Daftari (@LisaDaftari) November 28, 2016

The Somali-born Artan was reportedly a student at OSU. A student who, it appears, was profiled in OSU’s campus newspaper only a few months ago:

OSU Student Abdul Razak Artan spoke to campus newspaper in August. https://t.co/RilufCXYDZ pic.twitter.com/16AckSdOHb

— David Mack (@davidmackau) November 28, 2016

This portion of the profile may be of particular interest in light of today’s attack:

Huh.

Guys, it's only the media putting bad thoughts in your head about Abdul Artan. He even says so. pic.twitter.com/mGcN7dnyrj

— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) November 28, 2016

"Even tho I plan to drive a car into a crowd & knife people, u should ignore the bad things ppl say abt Muslims."

— It's Only Words (@itsonlywords) November 28, 2016

So it was the media running people over & stabbing them. I see.

— ♥ThoseAmericanGirls™ (@ThoseUSAGirls) November 28, 2016

Will this help to fuel the Left’s tendency to twist themselves into knots to paint the attacker as the real victim? Don’t be surprised.

Yes, the failed spree killer was the "real" victim. Obviously.pic.twitter.com/InUEkTCMk6

— John Schindler (@20committee) November 28, 2016

aw he was scared. Must have been what tipped the poor victim over the edge.

— Professor Gurnelius (@devvoflava) November 28, 2016

Not enough free hugs. We failed this young man as his life was just beginning. Where were the safety pins if he felt triggered?

— Kekoslovakia ✝️?? ?? (@fjarilslarv) November 28, 2016

Editor’s note: This post has been updated with an additional tweet.

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