per Hitler:

"While he was born and baptized Catholic and never formally left the Church, his private views were hostile to traditional Christianity, which he saw as weak and derived from Jewish origins.

Most historians characterize his public alignment with Christianity as a political tactic to gain support in Christian Germany and to counter "militant atheism" associated with communism."

12 People Dead, 29 Injured After Mass Shooting at Hanukkah Event in Australia

If they were Muslims, it may have been in retaliation for Israel killing a Hamas Commander the other day.

US gun advocates are all over this story online, basically telling Australians that this is what they get for having strict gun laws.

Like a bunch of Australian Jews would be packing at a Hanukkah Celebration.

#28

Here's a new word for you (apparently).

Facetious: treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor; flippant.
"a facetious remark"

I'm sure your bombings that killed innocent civilians also appeared to be terrorist attacks, and weren't funny to the victims.

Or maybe this just your first time posting on the Retort.

#38

Don't be facetious, you'll hurt MB's feefees.

I'm not sure what Australia could do in violent retaliation IF this was a Muslim attack.

And IF it was, perhaps that's why it happened.

#43

Wow... and then didn't shoot him. That may have taken some restraint.

#47

Same with violent criminals in the WH. 'Muricans are geniuses to keep the women out.

List of Domestic Terror Attacks by White Supremacists and Nationalists in America

Domestic terrorist attacks by white supremacists and nationalists in America have been a persistent issue throughout U.S. history, with officials noting that they currently pose the most significant domestic terrorism threat. The following list details some of the most notable attacks and plots, primarily focusing on recent decades.

Major Incidents and Plots (Recent Decades)

Jacksonville Dollar General Shooting (August 2023): A gunman killed three Black people at a Dollar General store in Jacksonville, Florida, in a racially motivated attack.

Buffalo Supermarket Shooting (May 2022): A white supremacist targeted and killed ten Black people at a supermarket in Buffalo, New York. The perpetrator authored a manifesto promoting the "great replacement" conspiracy theory and modeled his attack after previous white supremacist acts.

El Paso Walmart Shooting (August 2019): A shooter killed 22 people and wounded 26 others, primarily targeting Latinx individuals. He wrote a screed expressing support for the Christchurch shooter and citing a perceived "invasion" of the U.S. by Hispanics.

Poway Synagogue Shooting (April 2019): A gunman opened fire at a synagogue in Poway, California, killing one person and wounding three others. The attacker published an online letter claiming Jews were orchestrating a "planned genocide of the European race".

Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting (October 2018): Eleven worshippers were killed and seven injured in an attack on the Tree of Life synagogue. The shooter expressed a belief that Western civilization was facing "extinction" and viewed refugees as "invaders".

Charlottesville Car Attack (August 2017): During the "Unite the Right" white nationalist rally, a white supremacist drove a car into a crowd of counter-protesters, killing one woman, Heather Heyer, and injuring 28 others.

Portland Train Attack (May 2017): A white supremacist man fatally stabbed two people and wounded another who intervened when he was verbally harassing two young women of color on a MAX train.

Charleston Church Shooting (June 2015): Dylann Roof, a white supremacist, shot and killed nine Black worshippers during a Bible study at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina.

Overland Park Jewish Community Center Shooting (April 2014): A former Ku Klux Klan member and neo-Nazi, Frazier Glenn Miller, killed three people at a Jewish community center and a nearby retirement community in Kansas, in an attempt to kill as many Jewish people as possible.

Wisconsin Sikh Temple Shooting (August 2012): A white supremacist and neo-Nazi musician, Wade Michael Page, attacked a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, killing six people and wounding four others before dying by suicide.

Oklahoma City Bombing (April 1995): Timothy McVeigh, an anti-government extremist influenced by white power ideology, bombed the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, killing 168 people and injuring hundreds more in the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in U.S. history."

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btw.... given their long record, shouldn't we be Deporting Rwing White Nationalists to Somalia?

Just to be consistent and all.

Not to mention all their school shooters.

I'm not ignoring that NOR your ilk's long record of Domestic Terrorism in America.

And I'm not a Muslim, but you are a rwinger and at least a Bronze Nationalist and a mouthpiece for the lily white ones.

Perhaps you should be Deported to Somalia, too. Just as a Preventative Matter.

Never know when one of you guys will blow up building or shoot up school.

AND Furthermore... lmao.... White Nationalists are a MUCH bigger threat of Domestic Terrorism in THIS country than are Muslims, Liberals, Blacks, Immigrants, Trans, Women or anyone else.

Other than maybe ICE.

- Liar

Apparently that's yet another English word which escapes you.

Hope you didn't spend a lot on those ESL lessons... maybe Visitor will Refund his Fee to you?

Rwing White Nationalists have been DHS and FBI Most Domestic Terrorism Leaders for literally decades in this country.

1Nut is putz.

He's currently planning on giving his DNA to Chinese Security so he can go home again.

- "How many people did Obama authorize drone attacks on "

I don't know who posted that, but it looks like their Whataboutism Logical Fallacy software is up to date.

It's sad, really, when Trump Trolls 'think' that claiming some supposed hypocrisy actually passes for an argument in retort; so that they can say they owned themselves a lib... which is more important these days to them than is the US Constitution.