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Oh dear... parroting the neo-con talking points word for word.
So we know the shooter was on the spectrum now, do we? And somehow know his stance in relation to Nazi Germany, and the Jewish nation/people too?
As do normal people "on the left" obviously. The key here being "normal people" - and not the loner nutjob who wore hunting gear and camos to school, and wanted to do something memorable to (perhaps) make that girl that turned him down at the prom think about him differently.
No you just have to show he did.
The foreign criminal organisation aren’t his political opponents. They’re not even (supposed to be) voters.
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Or someone who donated to the Democrats and wanted to have influence on internal Republican politics, like the Democrat voters in the NPR article I shared.
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I still don't think normal people on the left (as opposed to Biden's campaign managers and weirdo politically-involved types like that) espouse that Trump is Hitler.
There's a whole lot of loners out there that a) don't get riled up about anything and b) don't have guns. We're talking about a hunting clothes or camo-wearing loner, probably the riskiest type, with some presumed mental health condition - the types that armies usually love to recruit.
Lol, I'll show you mine if you show me yours.
What are you talking about there? Sorry, I can't see how it links to my post you quoted or to the general discussion.
Well you are right there, the normal ones don't.
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Here’s you sharing your vast experience of war movies again! Mental health is a big part of screening at recruitment, and they neither want people with mental illness nor do they want loners. But these types might be overrepresented in the kind of people knocked back by Western militaries.
I’ll stick with the facts thanks. This guy gave his money to the Democrats and then fired at the Republican presidential candidate. But it’s nice to know his “motive remains unclear”. Maybe he thought shooting Trump in the head would help his campaign.For dimwits like @Pou still lamely trying to question whether or not registering to vote in Republican primaries means the shooter had any Republican political views, I'll just leave this link here.
Former classmate describes Trump rally gunman as ‘definitely conservative’
Another schoolmate tells Inquirer the shooter wasn’t ‘harshly bullied’, while 20-year-old’s motive remains unclear
I posted the facts. He gave $15 to ActBlue when he was in high school.
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