Fine, how many of these killed in the name of Islam?
The Ansbach attack was almost certainly.
The Reutlingen attack, it appears, the Syrian man killed the woman he was in love with with a machete. He was known to the police, they both worked at the same kebab shop where he got the meat cleaver from.
Terrorist attack? No way.
The Munich attack was by a kid who was obsessed with mass murder, and wanted to target teenagers, just like the Columbine massacre. He might have been born Muslim seeing as he was from Afghanistan, but there's nothing to suggest he was a practicing Muslim.
The Wuerzburg attack, the teen had an ISIS flag, however it seems he went off the rails because a friend got killed in Afghanistan.
The two with links to ISIS may not have had help, but didn't kill anyone other than themselves. The two who did kill had absolutely NOTHING to do with Islamic terrorism in any shape or form.
Seems like Germany is the new France in terms of bubbling over with mass murder crime.
Well, maybe it's just the school holidays and kids are going a little crazy. But this is certainly a result of the Iraq War, another one, and of Afghanistan. Kids fleeing their country, seeing why their country is a mess (this might not be because of what actually happened, but how it has been perceived by these kids). Teenage time is a difficult enough time, when things go wrong, kids often can't control their emotions.
ISIS has been an outlet for some of the more aggressive of those. Those who would love to play war games. I did it as a kid, not with guns, we fired guns too, but not while doing military tactics stuff. Girls and boys get involved for a variety of reasons. I had a pretty messed up childhood, wanted to take revenge on those who had done what they did, but a result of this was that I learned to shy away from physical conflict and so wouldn't have done such a thing. But some do, some want that revenge. Need to feel it.
It's sad.
