RoamingMillennial
The Manchester attack is the 13th terror attack in Western Europe since the beginning of 2015.
These attacks are preventable. How many more people have to die because people are too uncomfortable to talk about the root of the problem?
@lbrindley - So you're putting words I didn't use in play? I didn't say there weren't victims. Murder in and of itself is not a terror tactic, regardless of victims. Context matters.
compare the body count in the US of white supremacist terrorism, tree hugging terrorism, puerto rican nationalist terrorism, and radical left and right wing political terrorism over the past ten years to the body count due to islamic terrorism and all of the above combined probably wont equal the body count from Islamic terrorism. And since you chose to bring in racially motivated violence in the discussion, would you consider the kidnapping and torture of that retarded white kid in chicago by a group of blacks to be terrorism?
@Venne - So you are saying that those who were murdered in cold blood by a white supremacists were not victims because white supremacists do not purport "terroristic messages" in your opinion? I think that murder qualifies as a "terror tactic," but that's just my opinion.
That first article is full of shit to think anything is worse than Foreign Terrorists.
Trump won't bother with "White Supremacist Terrorism" until it actually comes up during his presidency, and when it comes right down to it, they aren't really terrorists because their intent is not to instill or use terror tactics, these supremacists are generally lone wolves, and the ones that actually do anything happen to be youths in majority colored neighborhoods, where racism is common and the whites are minorities.
To clarify something: This has nothing to do with white supremacists, this is all about what Muslims Terrorists are doing. I will not further respond to the derailment of this topic.
White supremacy terrorism or domestic terrorism exists in this country but Trump and his team seem to have no comment.
Wondering what your thoughts are on this article I stumbled upon.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/06/24/domestic-terrorism-charleston_n_7654720.html
