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This is terrorizing people all across the country. I don’t think I’ve seen anything like it since 9/11. I actually think the impact is far greater because it’s
by hehehaha 6y ago
This is terrorizing people all across the country. I don’t think I’ve seen anything like it since 9/11. I actually think the impact is far greater because it’s all over the country. At least post 9/11, you didn’t need to worry so much if you lived outside of urban areas. Now you are seeing white nationalist militia groups holding some type of “protests” all over America. Yes, even in small towns. This is the very definition of terrorism and it’s quickly spreading.
- gedy 6y agoI wouldn't be too quick to single out "alt right" given all the all around violence of past year.
- cbozeman 6y agoIn fairness the 101 days of utter lawlessness in Portland, and the weeks - months of riots that resulted in burning down businesses and public buildings, many of which the rioters themselves paid for and will pay for again when they're rebuilt, were mostly contained in a few locations across the nation.
- neartheplain 6y agoburning down businesses and public buildings, many of which the rioters themselves paid for and will pay for again when they're rebuilt Citation needed.
- cbozeman 6y ago> Citation needed. You need a citation to explain to you how government buildings are funded??
- hehehaha 6y agoOk I will change it to more accurate term: white nationalist militias. Thanks for point out my error.
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- Dma54rhs 6y agoThat fear mongering brought things like patriot act and the sentiment that every Muslim is a threat to the West, I would refrain from that type of hysterical comments.
- hehehaha 6y agoThese things are happening in real life and I am not alone in feeling unsafe.
- dudul 6y agoHolding protests is not the very definition of terrorism. I can't believe you actually claimed that current events are more impact full than 9/11.
- johannes1234321 6y ago"Holding protests" is something different from storming congress and holding zip locks and different forms of weapons in order to assault elected officials. And then being cheered by different media and the president.
- dudul 6y agoThe comment I was replying to mentioned groups protesting all over America. It was not a direct reference to the events in DC. If we're talking about groups holding protests, this is not terrorism.
- stretchcat 6y agoI guess you missed the part where the Capitol building collapsed in a giant fireball killing thousands. The parallels to 9/11 are truly uncanny.