It is possible to have separate discussions, especially regarding separate incidents.
The church shooting is a one-off, an anomaly perpetrated by a whacko.
The Muslim murder is in league with a movement -- 80 million strong -- that has been incessantly committing mass murder for decades.
No comparison in scope.
Separate issues.
No both are the same, both displayed anger and used different weapons. But we know the Muslim attack is oh so much worst.
The church shooting was not a wacko, his anger got the best of him, anger. Rage. Both of them and different reasons.
No, they're completely separate. No comparison beyond mass murder. The motives are completely distinct and separate.
You're guilty of trying to conflate them due to your own bias and lack of objectivity.
There is objectively no difference between these two killers. Their victims are dead. The survivors and the communities they live in are terrorized. The public is appalled at the violence.
Saying that because one killed for an ideology and the other killed because he’s crazy doesn’t matter to any of their victims. The net result is exactly the same.
And yet some Anericans feel that an idealogical terrorist is worse than a crazy white guy with a gun, and everything possible must be done to stop them despite the fact that there are far fewer idealogical terrorist attacks than there are mass shootings by crazy guys with guns.
Some want to ban Muslim immigration, deport all Muslims, register all Muslims, monitor the mosques. They want “extreme vetting” for all immigrants. It already takes two years to get an entry visa to the US. How much more vetting do you need?
But crazy white guts with guns, well they’re just the price you pay for your 2nd Amendment rights. Why punish all gun owners because of a couple of bad apples? Most gun owners are peaceful law abiding people. So are most Muslims.
There is absolutely no difference except there are a lot more incidents of mass shootings by crazy white guns with guns than there are killings by ISIS sympathizers in the US. Your refusal to acknowledge this or to do any single thing to reduce this carnage is shameful.