So you can show examples of white supremacy that has harmed America ? Mass shooting attacks ? Got a source ? Got a link ? Got anything ?
Lol I thought they narrative was that the whole movement was a hoax.
But anyway:
1) The guy who killed those men defending a Muslim teenager and her friend is a self-described white supremacist.
2) The guy who drove into the Charleston protestors was a self-described white supremacist
3) The El Paso shooter was a self-described White supremacist/nationalist
4) The black church shooter is a self described white supremacist/nationalist
5) 72% of politically motivated hate crimes of the last few years have involved rightwing extremists. Only 3% have left wingers
6) All of those examples above were Trump worshipers.
Oh and let’s not forget the NZ shooter who was inspired by Trump.
Oh and....
All of the extremist killings in the US in 2018 had links to right-wing extremism, according to new report
you have a long way to go to reach the over 3,000 that's been mass murdered by Muslim extremist in the last 20 years
No one is denying Muslim extremism isn’t a thing. The point is, when it comes to domestic, homegrown terror, white supremacy is the real threat.
Crazy people, are a real threat. Do you really see white supremacy taking over this country? Really? How many people are part of the "white supremacy" party? How many politicians are they running? How many elected offices do they hold? Zero.
From what I see, white supremacy violence is being condemned on all sides. I haven't seen a single politician, or pundit, or grass roots support for it anywhere.
We need more law enforcement. We need more people respecting police officers, and supporting their work.
The irony is, you people on the left-wing have been the ones to tearing down law enforcement, and openly supporting reducing the prison population, which means releasing criminals and allowing more crime.
Then you get more crime, and now you want to freak out about it. That makes no sense.
The right-wing has always been the party of standing for the rule of law, and enforcing the law.
If there is a real danger to the country, it would be violence actually protected and promoted by government, and that would be Antifa. If you doubt that, then just explain the difference in news coverage between Dayton and El Passo.
We need police officers who respect the law. We have seen too many cases of police officers who abuse their authority and shoot unarmed citizens. Yet they are rarely if ever held accountable. Republicans support this. Until officers are held accountable, it is hard to respect officers.
Antifa is not a danger. White supremacists are the ones who have killed people. A mosque in Australia. A Jewish center in Pittsburgh. A Walmart in El Paso. The reason for the differing coverage. There was no evidence of a political agenda. The FBI is treating El Paso as a terrorism act. They have not said that about Dayton.
I disagree with all that.
You need to respect the officer, no matter what. This "well I don't have to respect him, because he doesn't do whatever", is the reason we are having these problems. If you have a problem with an officer, you take it up with the authorities or in court. But you need to shut up, and respect the police officers.
Second, no we have not seen "too many cases". You have over a million police in this country. How many examples do you have of bad police? What a handful at most? You drive down to Mexico, and you have a handful of good police. You go to some of the African countries, and the police stop your car for nothing, and hold you there until you pay a bribe. You go to Russia, and you piss the police off, and then just beat the living crap out of you for no reason.
Here we have one of the best police forces in the world. People are just too spoiled and have this American Arrogance about them, to realize how good you have it in this country.
Officers are held accountable in this country, and more so here than in most countries. Go talk to immigrants, like I have. They tell you the police here are like a dream compared to where they came from.
Antifa is not a danger. White supremacists are the ones who have killed people. A mosque in Australia. A Jewish center in Pittsburgh. A Walmart in El Paso. The reason for the differing coverage. There was no evidence of a political agenda. The FBI is treating El Paso as a terrorism act. They have not said that about Dayton.
That's the point. You made my point.
Terrorism, if you look it up, is to have a political agenda.
Terrorism has a political agenda. That is part the whole definition of terrorism.
You are correct that many of these lone crazy people are not trying to push for political change, they just want to harm people.
Antifa is terrorism. They have a stated political goal, to eliminate opposing views from public discussion. They try and shut down gatherings of people who have a different ideological view from them. Which is ironic given their name. They are supposedly 'anti-facist' while acting exactly like fascists.
Regardless, you have correctly pointed out that the FBI is treating a politically driven agenda killings in Dayton, with less concern than the other guy in El Paso, or the Bernie Sanders shooter, or the hundreds of other violent crimes perpetrated by Antifa.
That in and of itself, is exactly what I would cite as proof of what is more dangerous.
The El Paso shooter is being taken seriously. Which he should. And that is how you know that in the long run these people will be stopped, and are less of a long term concern.
But the fact they are deliberately down-playing and ignoring the real terrorism by Antifa, shows a real big danger to this country. That's how Lenin and Hitler gain control of their countries. That's how Hugo Chavez gained control of Venezuela. You have politically motivated actors, who are being ignored by the authorities, and allowed to continue terrorism on the public.
That is the real long term danger.
