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Right Wing Terrorism

Derec said:
Jimmy Higgins said:
Absolutely, but a burned out Bernie Sanders supporter, who luckily was a poor shot, nearly slaughtered over a dozen GOP'ers.
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Left wing violence and terrorism gets either ignored or excused.
Or, if you are Elixir, used as a segue for yet another rant against AR15s.
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That's okay. We leave it up to you to tell us when those dirty darkies get all uppity and shit.
 
blastula said:
www.cbsnews.com

'It would lay this city to waste:' Catonsville woman conspired with neo-Nazi leader to destroy Baltimore power grid, FBI says

The FBI said it views the suspects as "racially or ethnically motivated extremists."
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A Catonsville woman and a Florida man with neo-Nazi ties have been arrested and charged with conspiring to attack Baltimore's power grid, the FBI and local officials announced Monday.

Sarah Beth Clendaniel was allegedly recorded telling an FBI informant her plans to shoot energy substations in Norrisville, Reisterstown and Perry Hall. She is accused of collaborating with Brandon Russell, the founding member of an Orlando-based neo-Nazi group called the "Atomwaffen."
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Clendaniel was convicted and has been sentenced to 18 years. Russell goes on trial in November.

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Catonsville woman sentenced to 18 years in white supremacist plot to attack Baltimore’s power grid

BALTIMORE — A Baltimore County woman who planned attacks on Baltimore’s power grid as part of a white-supremacist scheme was sentenced Wednesday to 18 years in prison. U.S. District Judge James K. Bredar handed down the punishment to 36-year-old Sarah Beth Clendaniel, of Catonsville, who in May...
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www.tpr.org

Bexar County man faces terrorism, weapons charges after deputies found explosive devices, firearms, extremist writings in his home

The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office said Nathan James Henderson is facing terrorism and weapons charges after deputies say they found homemade explosive devices, firearms, and extremist writings inside his home.
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San Antonio may have avoided a mass murder domestic terrorism attack after the arrest of a 39-year-old Bexar County man.

The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO) said 39-year-old Nathan James Henderson faced terrorism and weapons charges after deputies reported that they found homemade explosive devices, firearms, and extremist writings inside his home.
  • Photographs of evidence recovered from Henderson’s home during the raid include extremist literature “Who Rules America? A Research Report,” a 2004 pamphlet published by National Vanguard Books, associated with the white supremacist and neo‑Nazi group National Alliance. It contains antisemitic and extremist content, including conspiratorial material about supposed Jewish control of America. This pamphlet is commonly flagged and banned in correctional facilities due to its extremist nature.
 
Strange nothing about this has been posted yet.

www.bbc.com

Man who fired hundreds of rounds at CDC HQ was angry at Covid vaccines

Police say more than 500 shots were fired at the Georgia campus, where a police officer was killed.
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A man who fired hundreds of rounds of ammunition at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) headquarters last week had expressed distrust of the Covid-19 vaccine, investigators say.

Police officer David Rose, 33, who graduated from the police academy in March, died in hospital after he was wounded. No civilians were injured in the 8 August shooting in Atlanta, Georgia.

Authorities say he was shot by Patrick Joseph White, 30, who died from "a self-inflicted gunshot wound".

The CDC tracks illness outbreaks in the US and touted vaccinations during the pandemic - a position that has been heavily criticised by vaccine sceptics.
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ZiprHead said:
Strange nothing about this has been posted yet.

www.bbc.com

Man who fired hundreds of rounds at CDC HQ was angry at Covid vaccines

Police say more than 500 shots were fired at the Georgia campus, where a police officer was killed.
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A man who fired hundreds of rounds of ammunition at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) headquarters last week had expressed distrust of the Covid-19 vaccine, investigators say.

Police officer David Rose, 33, who graduated from the police academy in March, died in hospital after he was wounded. No civilians were injured in the 8 August shooting in Atlanta, Georgia.

Authorities say he was shot by Patrick Joseph White, 30, who died from "a self-inflicted gunshot wound".

The CDC tracks illness outbreaks in the US and touted vaccinations during the pandemic - a position that has been heavily criticised by vaccine sceptics.
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I wouldn't call it terrorism. He was shooting at what he believed to be the source of his problem.

But I will blame this on the anti-vax crowd. They led him to a quite predictable outcome, but the blame is nebulous, you can't point out any one individual. (Predictable in that somebody would get violent over the lies, not that he would, nor that the target would be the CDC.)
 
Loren Pechtel said:
ZiprHead said:
Strange nothing about this has been posted yet.

www.bbc.com

Man who fired hundreds of rounds at CDC HQ was angry at Covid vaccines

Police say more than 500 shots were fired at the Georgia campus, where a police officer was killed.
www.bbc.com www.bbc.com

A man who fired hundreds of rounds of ammunition at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) headquarters last week had expressed distrust of the Covid-19 vaccine, investigators say.

Police officer David Rose, 33, who graduated from the police academy in March, died in hospital after he was wounded. No civilians were injured in the 8 August shooting in Atlanta, Georgia.

Authorities say he was shot by Patrick Joseph White, 30, who died from "a self-inflicted gunshot wound".

The CDC tracks illness outbreaks in the US and touted vaccinations during the pandemic - a position that has been heavily criticised by vaccine sceptics.
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I wouldn't call it terrorism. He was shooting at what he believed to be the source of his problem.

But I will blame this on the anti-vax crowd. They led him to a quite predictable outcome, but the blame is nebulous, you can't point out any one individual. (Predictable in that somebody would get violent over the lies, not that he would, nor that the target would be the CDC.)
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Random-ass health care workers aren't an enemy military, even if you hate their organization. It was a terrorist act.
 
To be fair, "right wing terrorism", and , "your tax dollars at work" are hard to differentiate these days.
 
Politesse said:
Loren Pechtel said:
I wouldn't call it terrorism. He was shooting at what he believed to be the source of his problem.

But I will blame this on the anti-vax crowd. They led him to a quite predictable outcome, but the blame is nebulous, you can't point out any one individual. (Predictable in that somebody would get violent over the lies, not that he would, nor that the target would be the CDC.)
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Random-ass health care workers aren't an enemy military, even if you hate their organization. It was a terrorist act.
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Terrorism is a matter of intent--and I do not believe his intent was to terrorize. Rather, he was shooting at what he perceived as enemy HQ.
 
Elixir said:
Derec said:
It's not meaningless.
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Poor baby! Towellybangers keeping you up at night? Awww ..,
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Did you really just reply to my post from 2022? And then went on to post no meaningful answer to my point about per-capita rates?
All you have are personal attacks. Even if it takes you almost three years to come up with this inanity.
 
Well, Charlie Kirk just got shot. :(

Edit: Honestly, I hardly ever agreed with any of his opinions but I never ever wish him harm. I actually respected the fact he would debate the public often. That's the type of thing America needs these days the most. I hope he recovers but it doesn't look good at all man.
 
That would more likely be left-wing terrorism.
 
Gospel said:
Well, Charlie Kirk just got shot. :(

Edit: Honestly, I hardly ever agreed with any of his opinions but I never ever wish him harm. I actually respected the fact he would debate the public often. That's the type of thing America needs these days the most. I hope he recovers but it doesn't look good at all man.
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Not fake, either. No good will come of this.
 
Nothing ever good comes from murder. Not even if someone killed Hitler.

*ZZZZZAPPPPP*
*person from future appears next to 12 year old Adolf Hitler*
Time Traveler: Excuse me, are you Adolf Hitler?
Hitler: Yes.
*Time Traveler shoots and kills Hitler*
Bystander: Oh my god! That guy just killed Adolf!
Time Traveler: No! Wait, you don't undersr...
Another Bystander: He just murdered a 12 year old boy! Get him!
Time Traveler: *clicking button* Come on... come on... get me out of here...
*mob captures Time Traveler and accidentally crushes his time travel device*
3 weeks later
Judge: You are found guilty of murdering a 12 year old child.
Time Traveler: He was going to be responsible for the death of tens of millions of people.
Judge: Enough of this fantasy nonsense, you are sentenced to death...
 
I mean, this guy openly idolized and emulated the Hitlerjugend. No one who knows who Charlie Kirk actually was is mourning his death right now. My concern is that not many people on the evangelival-flavored right did, in fact, already know who he was. The manosphere and the church revival sphere of the Republicsn machine work in tandem but rarely together. Which means people on the Right were either in his wheelhouse, or they are finding out who he was right now via Fox News propaganda painting him as a gentle, polite, brave Christian missionary cut down in his prime.
 
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