That's what I thought when I read your reply to my quote
But ya, Germany was already jumping on the US's Eugenics programs before WW2
Like the 1935 Nuremberg racial hygiene laws
What does the US have to do with anything here? Someone said Germany was being weak. You jump in saying they should be strong like they were under Hitler. I said there were other times that Germany was strong, and now you are talking about eugenics. Why? What is the connection?
I never brought up Hitler, you did
So why did he hack them? What do you believe was his motive?
You're going to have ask the experts in the Minorities (are) Criminal Task Force whose profession is evidently bigoted speculation every time any darkie does something untoward.
This farce only serves to highlights the ridiculous confirmation bias, given if some crazy white guy attacked someone in a manner that makes little sense it would hardly make it past the local news.
To elaborate on the nature of this stupidity, when a racist sees someone of their own race commit a crime, they think "why did that person do it", but when someone of different race does it the only think "why did that epithet do it". Seems obvious there's limited space in that one-track mind for considering why somewhat multi-faceted humans do things. It certainly could be what that epithet entails, or any number of shared characteristics. In this case it makes no sense that someone looking to kill western infidels would attack the fucking chinese in a sea of fitting targets, but those too stupid to get past their one-track mind simply aren't in a position to "make sense" or "figure things out" for any reasonable conversation to happen.
To elaborate on the nature of this stupidity, when a racist sees someone of their own race commit a crime, they think "why did that person do it", but when someone of different race does it the only think "why did that epithet do it". Seems obvious there's limited space in that one-track mind for considering why somewhat multi-faceted humans do things. It certainly could be what that epithet entails, or any number of shared characteristics. In this case it makes no sense that someone looking to kill western infidels would attack the fucking chinese in a sea of fitting targets, but those too stupid to get past their one-track mind simply aren't in a position to "make sense" or "figure things out" for any reasonable conversation to happen.
Well if the Chinese were significantly smaller than the Germans, it would make perfect sense to me. Attack the weakest and smallest first....
But why would someone singularly motivated to kill western infidels attack the one family, out of a whole fucking nation of targets, which cannot be more obvious doesn't fit the focus of their hatred?
If you film this as a show people would think it's a comedy skit.
There are many reasons. Bshole listed one. Also, the rage of the society he was brought up in could have driven him to kill anyone he did not see as ingroup.
What is amazing to me, are all these attacks where the attackers seem to have one big thing in common, but we ignore it.
Religion can drive people to do good. It can't also drive people do to bad?
Because people with Asian ancestry can ascribe to western ideas, which could be assumed to be the case by the fact they were living in Germany.
Unless you are trying to say that people with ancestry that is not from a western nation, inherently cannot be western in ideals. That would be dumb though. You realize this guy was not a racist right? It was not about killing whites, it was about killing infidels, which Asians can be.
Sure, out of something like a few million muslims in europe I'm sure there are going to be literally one in a million cases. Vilifying & ostracizing the rest isn't going to achieve whatever goal you might have in mind, or is it?
Yeah this guy must've been a real enlightened individual who didn't want people to think he's racist.
The odds of me getting hit at a cross walk are very low, so I should not look both ways right?
Just because its infrequent does not mean there is not a link.
I am saying there was hatred in the person that was gained from something you do not want to admit breeds hate.
There are many reasons. Bshole listed one. Also, the rage of the society he was brought up in could have driven him to kill anyone he did not see as ingroup.
What is amazing to me, are all these attacks where the attackers seem to have one big thing in common, but we ignore it.
Religion can drive people to do good. It can't also drive people do to bad?
U.S. support of Israel[42][43]
support for the "attacks against Muslims" in Somalia
support of Russian "atrocities against Muslims" in Chechnya
pro-American governments in the Middle East (who "act as your agents") being against Muslim interests
support of Indian "oppression against Muslims" in Kashmir
the presence of U.S. troops in Saudi Arabia[44][45]
the sanctions against Iraq[46]
lol Well said. Not to mention that Afghanis are hardly "darkies". I swear, when proggies need to protect something they become highly sensitive to the slightest differences in skin color. Even for their normal high sensitivity to the slightest differenences in skin color.So, we can never know why a guy aligned himself with ISIS, slashing people while yelling "Allahu akbar", and leaving a video explaining that he wanted to kill infidels, unless we view the actions through bigotry. Tough luck for us. If only this murderer had left clues as to his motive!
9/11 wasn't because islam told me to do it? Please explain bin Laden saying it was because the us intervention in Saudi and desecration of the Holy Land.Almost every single terrorist attack carried out by Muslims (outside of Daesh) was carried out for reasons other then Islam told me to do it, including 911
Yes, America seems to be one of the biggest common reasons
Even the story of Daesh starts with America invading Iraq
Almost every single terrorist attack carried out by Muslims (outside of Daesh) was carried out for reasons other then Islam told me to do it, including 911
Yes, America seems to be one of the biggest common reasons
Even the story of Daesh starts with America invading Iraq
9/11 wasn't because islam told me to do it? Please explain bin Laden saying it was because the us intervention in Saudi and desecration of the Holy Land.
Ohh, so it was islam.Occupation, not desecration, of the 2 holy sites
bin loved interpreting the Quran to fit his beliefs, that's what he mainly did in university
He believed US foreign policy oppressed and killed Muslims
Ohh, so it was islam.
So, we can never know why a guy aligned himself with ISIS, slashing people while yelling "Allahu akbar", and leaving a video explaining that he wanted to kill infidels, unless we view the actions through bigotry. Tough luck for us. If only this murderer had left clues as to his motive!
You know how everybody here thinks your crazy, but you think your fine
Like that
So, in the, I'm sure, rock solid state of mind that he was in, he decides, "fuck it, I'm a radical soldier of my God and I'm gonna go down fighting cause theirs no point in dealing with this shit any more."
Maybe I just don't buy into the gaslighting performed by Ds who need a safe space.