HamburgerBoy
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Yes, because he thought Trump didn’t go far enough. That doesn’t imply that he wasn’t a right winger. Since when is supporting Trump a necessary condition of being far right?
Facism is considered far a right wing ideology. That’s not exactly something Huffington Post invented.
What evidence is there that he was pro-fascism? He was a Ron Paul and Badnarik supporter. Right-libertarian, sure, but not fascist unless this is some kind of lefty horseshoe theory.
General crimes/murders aren’t what I was talking about, as most of those are personal, and not politically motivated. So, yes, it was a massive red herring to bring it up in the context of terrorism. But if you can’t or choose not to see the difference, I’m not gonna go back and forth with you for eight pages with you on it.
Why do you care about politically motivated murder so disproportionately?