Stop covering up White Christian terrorism

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The line of logic used in foreign terrorism rhetoric by the GOP is swiftly ignored when the issue pertains to homegrown, domestic white terrorism. If we are to claim that a belief in Islamic extremism may motivate terrorists, why then are we to dismiss even the possibility that a belief in anti-abortion Christian rhetoric may also contribute to violence in society? If we are genuinely pursuing the truth, we ought to be honest about discussing the motives that inspire violence, even if they may be inconvenient or uncomfortable to confront. Ignoring this form of terrorism furthers the idea that terrorism only exists when done by certain minority groups and not by white Christian Americans, simply because the idea of it makes people uneasy.

Stop covering up White Christian terrorism - The Bates Student
 
Nice try at deflection, considering the terrorist attack in California...

So when do you really out yourself and get busted????

Guano is easy to figure, He's an atheist with a chip on his shoulder that panders to the left wing media.... without them thinking for him, he has nothing!

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Oh look, another pointless troll thread from Batshit Boy.
 
Nice try at deflection, considering the terrorist attack in California...

So when do you really out yourself and get busted????

Guano is easy to figure, He's an atheist with a chip on his shoulder that panders to the left wing media.... without them thinking for him, he has nothing!

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Now you really should be PC, and be fair to Guano...

He's probably too stoned to think, since he's peddling some pretty potent fertilizer!!!
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Guno, no one is trying to "cover up" white Christian terrorism. Get over yourself.
 
We cannot address what is trying to be dismissed



The line of logic used in foreign terrorism rhetoric by the GOP is swiftly ignored when the issue pertains to homegrown, domestic white terrorism. If we are to claim that a belief in Islamic extremism may motivate terrorists, why then are we to dismiss even the possibility that a belief in anti-abortion Christian rhetoric may also contribute to violence in society? If we are genuinely pursuing the truth, we ought to be honest about discussing the motives that inspire violence, even if they may be inconvenient or uncomfortable to confront. Ignoring this form of terrorism furthers the idea that terrorism only exists when done by certain minority groups and not by white Christian Americans, simply because the idea of it makes people uneasy.

Stop covering up White Christian terrorism - The Bates Student

You were one of the people cheering on 911 when the twin towers fell were't you.
 
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We cannot address what is trying to be dismissed



The line of logic used in foreign terrorism rhetoric by the GOP is swiftly ignored when the issue pertains to homegrown, domestic white terrorism. If we are to claim that a belief in Islamic extremism may motivate terrorists, why then are we to dismiss even the possibility that a belief in anti-abortion Christian rhetoric may also contribute to violence in society? If we are genuinely pursuing the truth, we ought to be honest about discussing the motives that inspire violence, even if they may be inconvenient or uncomfortable to confront. Ignoring this form of terrorism furthers the idea that terrorism only exists when done by certain minority groups and not by white Christian Americans, simply because the idea of it makes people uneasy.

Stop covering up White Christian terrorism - The Bates Student

You were one of the people cheering on 911 when the twin towers fell were't you.
I lost three friends in the faith based attack on the WTC, but I am sure you were praising you man god on two sticks last week on the christianist attack on planned parenthood , goy boy
 
Let's not interrupt our leftist friends when they are expressing their solidarity with ISIS
 
We cannot address what is trying to be dismissed



The line of logic used in foreign terrorism rhetoric by the GOP is swiftly ignored when the issue pertains to homegrown, domestic white terrorism. If we are to claim that a belief in Islamic extremism may motivate terrorists, why then are we to dismiss even the possibility that a belief in anti-abortion Christian rhetoric may also contribute to violence in society? If we are genuinely pursuing the truth, we ought to be honest about discussing the motives that inspire violence, even if they may be inconvenient or uncomfortable to confront. Ignoring this form of terrorism furthers the idea that terrorism only exists when done by certain minority groups and not by white Christian Americans, simply because the idea of it makes people uneasy.

Stop covering up White Christian terrorism - The Bates Student



nobody cares s0n

ps......you're in the "current events" forum. Thread fAiL. There is a "Conspiracy Theory" forum.
 
"Stop covering up White Christian terrorism"

It's not so much a 'cover up' as it is denying the truth.

The fact that Christians commit acts of terror is settled, accepted, and beyond dispute – that some on the right try to deny it is ridiculous.

From Oklahoma City to Charleston, we've seen heinous acts of terror committed by Christians, seeking to intimidate by violence, and influence the course of government through criminal acts of murder – the very definition of terrorism.

It's important to remember, of course, that although Christians commit acts of terror, it does not mean that all Christians are 'terrorists,' or that Christianity is a 'terrorist religion,' just as all Muslims are not 'terrorists,' and Islam is not a religion of 'terror' – both 'arguments' would fail as a composition fallacy.

Many on the right, then, attempt to deny the fact that Christians commit acts of terror because to acknowledge this fact undermines their errant, wrongheaded notion that Islam is somehow 'unique' and indeed 'foments terrorism,' when in fact nothing could be further from the truth.

Conservatives can't have it both ways.
 
"Stop covering up White Christian terrorism"

It's not so much a 'cover up' as it is denying the truth.

The fact that Christians commit acts of terror is settled, accepted, and beyond dispute – that some on the right try to deny it is ridiculous.

From Oklahoma City to Charleston, we've seen heinous acts of terror committed by Christians, seeking to intimidate by violence, and influence the course of government through criminal acts of murder – the very definition of terrorism.

It's important to remember, of course, that although Christians commit acts of terror, it does not mean that all Christians are 'terrorists,' or that Christianity is a 'terrorist religion,' just as all Muslims are not 'terrorists,' and Islam is not a religion of 'terror' – both 'arguments' would fail as a composition fallacy.

Many on the right, then, attempt to deny the fact that Christians commit acts of terror because to acknowledge this fact undermines their errant, wrongheaded notion that Islam is somehow 'unique' and indeed 'foments terrorism,' when in fact nothing could be further from the truth.

Conservatives can't have it both ways.



s0n.....you have the political IQ of a small soap dish.

Nobody cares about Christian terrorism except on a few internet forums in the distant nether-regions of the web. Hail from Scratchmyassville USA by chance?:eusa_dance:
 
Anyone who isn't explicitly Jewish or Muslims is called a Christian by haters.
 
the haters to a person are all miserable and angry every day of their lives.............certainly allows many people to tolerate their existence. They'll spend every day until they go in the box blaming others for their own sorry lot in life.........that's the way it is when life has little that is really meaningful.:bye1:
 
We cannot address what is trying to be dismissed



The line of logic used in foreign terrorism rhetoric by the GOP is swiftly ignored when the issue pertains to homegrown, domestic white terrorism. If we are to claim that a belief in Islamic extremism may motivate terrorists, why then are we to dismiss even the possibility that a belief in anti-abortion Christian rhetoric may also contribute to violence in society? If we are genuinely pursuing the truth, we ought to be honest about discussing the motives that inspire violence, even if they may be inconvenient or uncomfortable to confront. Ignoring this form of terrorism furthers the idea that terrorism only exists when done by certain minority groups and not by white Christian Americans, simply because the idea of it makes people uneasy.

Stop covering up White Christian terrorism - The Bates Student
Let's see...we have beta-boy Dylann Roof "white conservative terrorist" with a sweet black boyfriend who went and shot up a Bible study and 9 Christians went to an early grave.

We have the the beta-boy Mercer guy in Oregon, "white conservative terrorist" who shot up specifically Christians after he asked them to identify their religion..

We have the planned parenthood shooter who is a man who identified as a woman of official record (yeah, like he didn't notice "female" was listed as his gender on his driver's license..) as our latest "white conservative terrorist"....


Anybody see a trend here? I'm thinking the word "Christian" needs to be deleted from the thread title here.
 
We cannot address what is trying to be dismissed



The line of logic used in foreign terrorism rhetoric by the GOP is swiftly ignored when the issue pertains to homegrown, domestic white terrorism. If we are to claim that a belief in Islamic extremism may motivate terrorists, why then are we to dismiss even the possibility that a belief in anti-abortion Christian rhetoric may also contribute to violence in society? If we are genuinely pursuing the truth, we ought to be honest about discussing the motives that inspire violence, even if they may be inconvenient or uncomfortable to confront. Ignoring this form of terrorism furthers the idea that terrorism only exists when done by certain minority groups and not by white Christian Americans, simply because the idea of it makes people uneasy.

Stop covering up White Christian terrorism - The Bates Student

You were one of the people cheering on 911 when the twin towers fell were't you.
I lost three friends in the faith based attack on the WTC, but I am sure you were praising you man god on two sticks last week on the christianist attack on planned parenthood , goy boy
I don't believe you. Someone like you who knows nothing but hate couldn't possibly have any friends.
 
We cannot address what is trying to be dismissed



The line of logic used in foreign terrorism rhetoric by the GOP is swiftly ignored when the issue pertains to homegrown, domestic white terrorism. If we are to claim that a belief in Islamic extremism may motivate terrorists, why then are we to dismiss even the possibility that a belief in anti-abortion Christian rhetoric may also contribute to violence in society? If we are genuinely pursuing the truth, we ought to be honest about discussing the motives that inspire violence, even if they may be inconvenient or uncomfortable to confront. Ignoring this form of terrorism furthers the idea that terrorism only exists when done by certain minority groups and not by white Christian Americans, simply because the idea of it makes people uneasy.

Stop covering up White Christian terrorism - The Bates Student

You were one of the people cheering on 911 when the twin towers fell were't you.
I lost three friends in the faith based attack on the WTC, but I am sure you were praising you man god on two sticks last week on the christianist attack on planned parenthood , goy boy
I don't believe you. Someone like you who knows nothing but hate couldn't possibly have any friends.

There has been a long history of violent cross groveling goyim in America acting out in the name of their man god
 

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