XponentialChaos
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I don't travel much, so Christian.
I answered yours. Now it's your turn.
Oh really?
Do tell - how many Christian inspired terrorist attacks have their been in the USA in the past 10 years? How many Islamic?
You didn't pose a viable question, you just misconstrued my post to suit some wild personal assertion. Ask something that makes sense and I'll be happy to answer it.
Since 9/11: 23 Islamic extremist attacks and 62 far-right extremist attacks. Shouldn't be much of a surprise considering the make-up of our country.
Which group of white guys are more likely to murder: white guys with a fascination in guns, or white guys without a fascination in guns?
There you go skewing the questions again.
I didn't ask how many were far right extremists, I asked how many were CHRISTIAN INSPIRED. Do you not understand English? How many of your supposed "62 far right extremist attacks" (I'd love to see this list, btw.) were committed IN THE NAME OF CHRIST?
"Which group of white guys are more likely to murder: white guys with a fascination in guns, or white guys without a fascination in guns?"
And I told you, this question makes no sense. It's like asking which is more likely to murder: a white guy who likes pepsi or a white guy who doesn't? What qualifies as a "fascination with guns"? Owning one? Owning more than one? A subscription to Field and Stream magazine?
As you stated before, "We're talking about ideologies, not skin color." Right-wing extremism is an ideology just as Islamic extremism is. I'm more likely to be involved in a right-wing extremist attack in this country than in an Islamic extremist attack. How many of those right-wing extremists are Christian, you're right, is unknown. If you want to continue to argue semantics by distinguishing between religions and ideologies, go for it, but that's not my point. I can just as easily argue with your same reasoning that you and all other right-wingers (rather than Christians) are adherents to a murderous ideology because of what a few right-wing extremists have done. You know, if I was a bigoted retard.

I don't know what part of that question was unclear to you. But here, I'll modify it just for you.
Which group of white guys are more likely to murder: white guys who own at least one gun, or white guys who don't own any guns?
If you look at murder statistics, you'll see that a gun is used more often than not.
Murder - number of victims by weapons used 2017 | Statistic
Are we therefore to conclude that any white guy right-winger is a murdering piece of shit? How about we grow the fuck up here? Every ideology is going to have some bad people in it.