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So, he was a normal suburban American with drug and alcohol abuse and suffering depression. I guess the reason is his last name was not a Smith or Jones!
If he was inspired by jihadist propaganda than isn't it terrorism. Also if he was medicated and treated for depression how could he legally buy firearms?
Part of me thinks you are ok with him killing American soldiers with a gun, because he's Muslim and they were soldiers....
So when u leaving for Australia? I d chip in for your ticket too
Likewise why not you "brand" every redneck in all the RED states a "white supremacist and a racist bigot" based on what one of them did in Charleston, SC. ? He bought the firearms the same way the guy who attacked in Charleston, SC bought! Ask the NRA. I am not OK with anyone killing anyone but your selective stereotyping is what makes you and your friends part of the problem.
I am having fun here watching and reading from the likes of you.
I said "if he was inspired by jihadist propaganda isn't he a terrorist?". I think no matter how you slice it he is. Just like the white guy from sc. I m not sure if he was a member of a white supremisist (sic?) group or not. Don't really care. Both are still domestic terrorists working in a group or by himself. Do you need help with the definition of terrorist?
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The guy from Charleston, SC will be joining him pretty soon. Birds of feather.
The filth in Charleston was wearing NIKE and Under Armour T-Shirts in those same photos . Where is the phony outrage over that hypocrite ?