If they had been historically white churches your Norway stretch would have had more credibility.
But they weren't. He chose all black churches. Does this "black metal" have something to do with blacks or black churches? I'm guessing it does not, given your analogy of peanut butter and chocolate.
And how is a report of an arson arrest "propaganda"? Seems to me trying to stretch out to Nosebook associations and Norfuckingway is far more propagandist than simply reporting the facts.
If he wasn't OBVIOUSLY a fan of black metal then yes, linking his arsons to the notorious Varg Vikernes would be a stretch. As it stands, the connection is a fucking no-brainer which the media will no doubt downplay.
So you're going with the propaganda stretch over the facts, even if it requires peanut butter with chocolate.
Here's the thing: you don't get to plug in connections for some perp that the perp didn't make himself.
I reserve the right to make logical assumptions. Edgy black metal kids have been vandalizing churches and shit for a few decades now. More than likely, he had no idea about the church demographics, unless he visited them himself which seems unlikely.
I uh, don't think one would need to wait for a Sunday and physically visit a church to know if it's historically black, especially with this Al Gore thing called the internets. So you're saying it's just
coincidence that each one was a black church, yet the tenuous association with some fringe Norwegian guy is to be taken as no pun intended, gospel?
You may be right that some obscure "black metal" church burning thing exists in Norway --- where the congregations are presumably white by default ---- and dates all the way back to the 1990s, but the burning of black churches as an intimidation tactic in the South
goes back just about two hundred years.
Neither of those amounts to evidence of causation but one is more glaring than the other.