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.