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This should be no surprise for those who have been paying attention
After reviewing terror attacks carried out in the U.S. since 2001, the New America Foundation discovered that the majority of the culprits had been none other than white Americans. Twice the number of people have been killed by white supremacist terrorist acts as in attacks by others, and that’s not even including the Sandy Hook, Chapel Hill or Aurora shootings, because these weren’t considered “ideological violence” by the organization and thus didn’t fall under the label of “terrorism.”
White Right-Wing Terrorists Are Biggest Threat to Americans, Study Finds
Here are a few recent examples of what I mean:
1. Calls for violence surrounding gay marriage: After the Supreme Court ruled on Friday that gay couples have the same freedom to marry as the rest of us, Pastor Steven Anderson of the Faithful Word Baptist Church called for the stoning death of any pastor who would perform a same-sex marriage. He also called for the murder of all LGBT people, stating, “I hate them with a perfect hatred… I count them mine enemies.”
And keep in mind we have heard other Christian pastors in recent times also call for gays to be “put to death” and make statements like “homosexuality is a death worthy crime.” Can we responsibly dismiss these people as “crazies” until someone actually heeds their call and kills gay Americans?
Yes, There’s a July 4 Terror Threat From the Right
After reviewing terror attacks carried out in the U.S. since 2001, the New America Foundation discovered that the majority of the culprits had been none other than white Americans. Twice the number of people have been killed by white supremacist terrorist acts as in attacks by others, and that’s not even including the Sandy Hook, Chapel Hill or Aurora shootings, because these weren’t considered “ideological violence” by the organization and thus didn’t fall under the label of “terrorism.”
White Right-Wing Terrorists Are Biggest Threat to Americans, Study Finds
Here are a few recent examples of what I mean:
1. Calls for violence surrounding gay marriage: After the Supreme Court ruled on Friday that gay couples have the same freedom to marry as the rest of us, Pastor Steven Anderson of the Faithful Word Baptist Church called for the stoning death of any pastor who would perform a same-sex marriage. He also called for the murder of all LGBT people, stating, “I hate them with a perfect hatred… I count them mine enemies.”
And keep in mind we have heard other Christian pastors in recent times also call for gays to be “put to death” and make statements like “homosexuality is a death worthy crime.” Can we responsibly dismiss these people as “crazies” until someone actually heeds their call and kills gay Americans?
Yes, There’s a July 4 Terror Threat From the Right
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