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It is absurd to say that this is Trump's fault. At worst, at most, all you can say is that there are shared sentiments between the "movement" that would spark this and political divisions that yielded Trump's victory. So again, Trump is better characterized as a symptom, not a cause. And only in the furthest comparison.
This has nothing to do with Trump or Trump sentiment at all. It's all on the craziness of these individuals that did the act.It is absurd to say that this is Trump's fault. At worst, at most, all you can say is that there are shared sentiments between the "movement" that would spark this and political divisions that yielded Trump's victory. So again, Trump is better characterized as a symptom, not a cause. And only in the furthest comparison.
Nuttier than squirrel poo.
The manifesto I linked is positive proof of that.
This has nothing to do with Trump or Trump sentiment at all. It's all on the craziness of these individuals that did the act.
Quoting this as related but open question for the forum:
At what point do a person’s written statements on the internet become more than an issue of credibility/integrity and more of a legitimate concern that they might do something like this?
Exactly. They grasp at straws for anything they can cry Trump is racist about. I remember when he was elected liberals crying that Trump was gonna round up Muslim, women would be raped in record numbers, etc. Anything to sooth their butt hurt over Hillary losing.It's more like Anti Illegal Immigrant and Anti Muslim Terrorist.
Not sure I just had the thought reading Granf’s post. I’ll try to check into that.Did he have posts prior to the day of the event?