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Originally Posted by Guest
Now now Mellinhead, presenting a "one off incident" is hardly statistically making of a point (your 15.7 IQ is showing)...obviously the coward in Vegas was not a good Christian, if he was one at all.
I am always suspect of someone that needs to go to church more than once a week...how many bad thoughts does that person have a week??
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The number of violent attacks on U.S. soil inspired by far-right ideology has spiked since the beginning of this century, rising from a yearly average of 70 attacks in the 1990s to a yearly average of more than 300 since 2001. These incidents have grown even more common since President Donald Trump’s election.
The Southern Poverty Law Center, a nonprofit that researches U.S. extremism, reported 900 bias-related incidents against minorities in the first 10 days after Trump’s election—compared to several dozen in a normal week—and the group found that many of the harassers invoked the then-president-elect’s name. Similarly, the Anti-Defamation League, a nonprofit that tracks anti-Semitism, recorded an 86 percent rise in anti-Semitic incidents in the first three months of 2017.
White extremist murders: Killed at least 70 in U.S. since 1995.
Homegrown Terrorism and Why the Threat of Right-Wing Extremism Is Rising in America