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5. They are both the closest allies that each other has.

Tue May 23, 2017, 11:05 AM

May 2017

Brothers in hate, brothers in ideology.

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The absolute WORST that could be said about the Manchester, England victims... [View all] Archae May 2017 OP

People like that used to be institutionalized Calculating May 2017 #1

All fundies are the same. Rustyeye77 May 2017 #17

There is no discernible difference between ISIS and the far right. mn9driver May 2017 #2

The far right aren't carrying out suicide bombings at least Calculating May 2017 #4

The far right likes to survive their attacks. mn9driver May 2017 #7

The far right continue to attempt to pass legislation to force their SFnomad May 2017 #9

Who needs suicide bombings to pass legislation predicated on hate? LanternWaste May 2017 #13

Not to mention targeting of family planning centers NewJeffCT May 2017 #28

They are both the closest allies that each other has. Salviati May 2017 #5

aid and comfort to the enemy much? unblock May 2017 #3

Killing innocent people is worse than saying horrible things oberliner May 2017 #8

Unless those horrible things said are designed to incite the latter. LanternWaste May 2017 #14

Even so oberliner May 2017 #15

I could bring up the "stochastic terrorism" argument... Initech May 2017 #18

Thanks for adding that oberliner May 2017 #19

True. There's no argument that can justify something that horrifying. Initech May 2017 #22

Slate has an article up about the bombing TeapotInATempest May 2017 #10

Most likely, it was an opportunity to find a crowd in an unsecure area jberryhill May 2017 #21

I didn't know that Ariana had a gay following LeftInTX May 2017 #25

Moonbat is more like it... JHB May 2017 #12

I definitely would be banned if I said what I really thought. roamer65 May 2017 #16

Go ahead... Were all wondering now. Rustyeye77 May 2017 #20

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