How does the sexual preference of the Orlando shooter change the narrative?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Even then, entire governments in the U.S. subscribed to KKK ideology and were active members.

????please explain

I'm not the pp, but it was not unheard of for a town's mayor, sheriffs, ministers, and judges to all be members of the Klan.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oops, I didn't realize this already had been discussed. I'm so curious why on earth the press isn't all over this news. I mean, they (and I mean, honestly Fox) was obsessed, and I mean OBSESSED with the ISIS angle, as was a certain GOP candidate, that they spun the story around and around and around... Inviting guests over to argue, essentially, that the Obama administration was ignoring the ISIS threat, had no plan, needed to get tough (meaning: more military intervention), was pussy-footing around calling this guy a "Muslim extremist" because they were too PC, and on and on and on. So much gooddamn garbage.

I, personally, think that this guy was, like many other people who commit mass shootings, angry about lots of things, selfish, liked violence, pursued violence, had easy access to weapons of mass killing, and found a way kill a bunch of people in a fit of rage.

Not to mention pointing the finger at Muslims who didn't report him, Muslim immigrants in general, the FBI and its watch list, oh my gosh. To think, if they'd started with the deranged gay-guy angle, they wouldn't have had to pretend to care so much about gay people since it was "gay-on-gay violence".... Oh, well, you win some, you lose some, Fox, eh? There's still plenty of time to hate on everyone.