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No? He himself claims that it does, in the sense that he sees himself as a Christian crusader defending the european christian monoculture against an islamic in
by krig 12y ago
No? He himself claims that it does, in the sense that he sees himself as a Christian crusader defending the european christian monoculture against an islamic invasion. His reason for killing social democrats was that he feels that the party is too supportive of a multicultural society.
- RivieraKid 12y agoThat was xenophobia, naionalism, traditionalism, etc.
- krig 12y agoThose are all aspects of his acts, and the acts of the Islamic State as well. You can't separate religion cleanly from traditionalism for example, because religion is to a large part tradition - it is not a coincidence that sons commonly have the religion of their fathers. The acts of Breivik definitely have a religious component. He dresses like a Knight Templar, he speaks of a crusade, these are all religious in nature.