Elephant in the room: terrorists are not white and are Muslim

[chaos]

european ancestry?

Islamic beliefs?
Supporting terrorist groups?
Believing a pedophile faggot is some kind of prophet?

[mr.turbo]

Islamic beliefs?
Supporting terrorist groups?
Believing a pedophile faggot is some kind of prophet?

The thread title says "terrorists are not white".

Unfortunately, the truth is whitey likes to join up with all manner of radical and extreme causes.

Relieved to see you embracing serious examination of the issue. 

What's interesting to me is the report says 40% are converts to islam, the converts are way overrepresented.

[chaos]

The thread title says "terrorists are not white".

Unfortunately, the truth is whitey likes to join up with all manner of radical and extreme causes.

Relieved to see you embracing serious examination of the issue. 

What's interesting to me is the report says 40% are converts to islam, the converts are way overrepresented.

Thread titles mean nothing on getbig

[mr.turbo]

what's the verdict here?

[chaos]

what's the verdict here?

You suck dick for sport and more than likely take it in the ass.

[MANGOOS]

Yeah, right wing are "terrorists". 
Libtards should look around and check out what happens when muslims come to other countries and whats happening in their countries.

[mr.turbo]

You suck dick for sport and more than likely take it in the ass.

whoa you seem upset again! settle down big fella!

[mr.turbo]

In its annual count of militias, released today, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) identified 276 militia groups – up from 202 in 2014, a 37 percent increase.

The number represents a renewal of growth after several years of declines. The movement grew explosively after President Obama was elected, from 42 groups in 2008 to a peak of 334 in 2011 before declining in recent years.

What’s happening in Oregon was entirely predictable.

 

https://www.splcenter.org/news/2016/01/04/antigovernment-militia-groups-grew-more-one-third-last-year

[chaos]

In its annual count of militias, released today, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) identified 276 militia groups – up from 202 in 2014, a 37 percent increase.

The number represents a renewal of growth after several years of declines. The movement grew explosively after President Obama was elected, from 42 groups in 2008 to a peak of 334 in 2011 before declining in recent years.

What’s happening in Oregon was entirely predictable.

 

https://www.splcenter.org/news/2016/01/04/antigovernment-militia-groups-grew-more-one-third-last-year

Thanks Obama

[mr.turbo]

Thanks Obama

“We believe these armed extremists have been emboldened by what they saw as a clear victory at the Cliven Bundy ranch and the fact that no one was held accountable for taking up arms against agents of the federal government,” said Heidi Beirich, director of the SPLC’s Intelligence Project.

[chaos]

“We believe these armed extremists have been emboldened by what they saw as a clear victory at the Cliven Bundy ranch and the fact that no one was held accountable for taking up arms against agents of the federal government,” said Heidi Beirich, director of the SPLC’s Intelligence Project.

Thanks Obama

[mr.turbo]

puzzling situation

One can only assume they don't want to give the Bundys undue attention by engaging (prosecuting) at the "federal level", which may provide an opportunity to further their anti-government agenda.  By that logic the big mistake was BLM going after the cattle in the first place without the ability to finish the job.

looks like they're leaving the current situation in the hands of the locals yokels. Even if they bungle it, it seems like the right strategy. Just let the thing self-destruct without offering any new PR material.

[mr.turbo]

puzzling situation

One can only assume they don't want to give the Bundys undue attention by engaging (prosecuting) at the "federal level", which may provide an opportunity to further their anti-government agenda.  By that logic the big mistake was BLM going after the cattle in the first place without the ability to finish the job.

looks like they're leaving the current situation in the hands of the locals yokels. Even if they bungle it, it seems like the right strategy. Just let the thing self-destruct without offering any new PR material.

additionally, when you have republicans lending public support to the bundy family (strange given that they want to overthrow the federal government!) it creates an awkward and confusing political situation. I think it also shows how far gone the GOP is when they feel the need to court these highly dangerous groups.

http://thinkprogress.org/politics/2016/01/03/3735627/gop-candidates-who-supported-cliven-bundy/

[mr.turbo]

"it's like cancer"

[SquidVicious]

puzzling situation

One can only assume they don't want to give the Bundys undue attention by engaging (prosecuting) at the "federal level", which may provide an opportunity to further their anti-government agenda.  By that logic the big mistake was BLM going after the cattle in the first place without the ability to finish the job.

looks like they're leaving the current situation in the hands of the locals yokels. Even if they bungle it, it seems like the right strategy. Just let the thing self-destruct without offering any new PR material.

Why would BlackLivesMatter go after cattle? Aren't most blacks lactose-intolerant?

[mr.turbo]

Why would BlackLivesMatter go after cattle? Aren't most blacks lactose-intolerant?

 

[mr.turbo]

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