Quote from: fullypak on March 15, 2019, 04:27:30 PM

Quote from: theymos on March 15, 2019, 04:14:35 PM

The attacker's motivation was apparently to promote worldwide racial and political balkanization by increasing the solidarity of all groups while also pushing them apart. He wanted to increase tensions between Muslim and Christian, white and non-white, left and right, etc. So he's probably very happy with the world's response so far, including some of the reaction in this thread.

The attack itself was evil, of course, and this underlying goal of promoting collectivism was both particularly evil and worryingly effective.

Dude, have you ever been in real muslim countries? I live in Turkish Republic. There is not Sharia but sometimes they really interfere in people's lifestyle. Trust me, when they raise their population you cant live together with them. Muslim people may be good, but Muslim communities are becoming radical. If the radical Islamists had the chance, they would have killed us (normal muslim Turks) like Syria. We encourage immigrants to come from Africa to Turkey. They involved in many incidents of sexual harassment. We accepted 1 million Kurds in 1990s, they created racial terrorist groups like PKK/YPG and killed civilians. We accepted 4 million syrian refugees 7 years ago. they abuse womens, they steal, they fight, they are really garbage. Multiculturalism is bullshit.

Dont trust refugees

When they raise their population, they will kill you. Protect National Countries, Defend Europe, Defend your country

But still you cannot say whatever the attacker had done is correct. I condemn terrorism and my condolences are with the killed.

Quote from: DireWolfM14 on March 16, 2019, 12:57:30 PM

@everyone monitoring this thread:

If you want this terrorist to fail in his attempt to destroy the gains we've made in the realm of racism and bigotry, then do the exact opposite of what he wishes for.

If you're Christian, go to Mosque on Friday, and a Synagogue on Saturday. If you're Muslim, go to a Synagogue on Saturday, and a Church on Sunday. If you're Jewish go to a Mosque on Friday and Church on Sunday. Introduce yourself to the congregation, tell them how you're presence is a protest to the hatred and bigotry some would have us cultivate as a result of this tragedy.

Look like you have no idea what the words "jihaad", "kaafir" and "fatwaa" means. First they need to distance themselves with these radicals.